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Although eating chewing gum can clear your mouth, it is easy to swallow at school, and eating it affects the environment, and eating it in class is even worse, affecting the learning of others and yourself, and affecting the teacher's interest in lecturing.
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If there is no consequence, you can eat it if you want to!
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Some people believe that chewing gum and bubble gum are very sticky, and if swallowed by a child, they can stick to the intestines and cause intestinal obstruction.
In fact, even if the child swallows the gum, there is no danger, because although the gum has a certain amount of gum, it enters the stomach, encounters gastric acid (its concentration is equivalent to HCl, that is, hydrochloric acid), under the action of acid, after hydrolysis, coupled with the action of digestive juices - enzymes, and finally the chewing gum has been completely denatured and excreted through the normal digestive route.
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Some people believe that chewing gum and bubble gum are very sticky, and if swallowed, they can stick to the intestines and cause intestinal obstruction.
In fact, even if the gum is swallowed, there is no danger, because although the gum has a certain amount of gum, it enters the stomach, encounters gastric acid (its concentration is equivalent to HCl, that is, hydrochloric acid), under the action of acid, after hydrolysis, plus the action of digestive juices-enzymes, and finally the chewing gum has been completely denatured and excreted through the normal digestive route. Therefore, there is generally no danger in eating chewing gum.
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Don't worry too much, nothing serious will happen, but remind you not to eat too much gum, otherwise you will be slightly poisoned.
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First of all, most chewing gum uses sucrose as a sweetener, and when chewing gum, the sugar will stay in the mouth for a long time, and the cariogenic bacteria in the mouth will use sucrose to produce acidic substances, which will corrode the teeth, resulting in decalcification of the teeth, thus inducing caries. Secondly, it is advisable for people who have used mercury-containing materials to fill their teeth not to chew gum. Studies have found that regular chewing gum can damage the substances used in the mouth for tooth fillings, so that the amalgam in them is released, causing excessive levels of mercury in blood and urine, which can cause harm to the brain, central nervous system and kidneys.
Also, chewing gum is not good for children. Because children have poor self-control, chewing gum in their mouths all day long may be swallowed or accidentally entered into the trachea, which is life-threatening. In addition, chewing gum for a long time may cause the chewing muscles to remain tense, which may lead to the habit of grinding teeth in sleep, which may affect the quality of your child's sleep.
Doctors recommend that chewing gum should not be more than 15 minutes, and people with stomach problems should not chew too much gum, because chewing gum for a long time will reflexively secrete a large amount of stomach acid. Especially in the fasting state, not only will symptoms such as nausea, loss of appetite, and acid reflux occur, but in the long run, it may also lead to diseases such as stomach ulcers and gastritis.
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I heard that a lot of chewing gum can be used to reduce the fat on the face, but it's not good to eat too much.
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It's okay to eat sugar-free gum, but don't eat it for too long.
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98% of people believe that chewing gum that they accidentally swallow will stick to their stomachs.
Fact: The gum component of chewing gum, while difficult to digest, eventually excretes through the body and doesn't stick to a certain part of the body. This theory was probably made because children always accidentally swallowed gum, which annoyed parents who were tired of coping, and adults came up with this scaring theory.
When my husband was a child, his mother told him that he had a gummy tree growing in his stomach! Laurian Stern, M.D., a professor of clinical pediatrics at the University of California, Los Angeles, said that the structure of the inner wall of the human stomach and intestines is very smooth, and chewing gum cannot be stuck in it, and it will be automatically excreted if it cannot be digested when swallowed. "People occasionally swallow watermelon seeds, and the doctor will tell you in no uncertain terms that that watermelon seed won't grow into a big watermelon in your stomach.
Although chewing gum is slightly more difficult for the stomach to digest than organic food, the structure of the inner lining of the human stomach and intestines is very slippery, and chewing gum cannot stick to the stomach. Chewing gum in the mouth will swallow too much air, which can easily cause bloating, so it is best for children to eat less.
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Chewing gum can freshen your breath and help you socialize. However, medical experts do not advocate chewing gum too much or for too long, as it may affect your health.
First of all, many chewing gums use sucrose as a sweetener, and the sugar will stay in the mouth for a long time when chewing, which is conducive to the production of acidic substances by cariogenic bacteria in the mouth, which induces tooth decay. The Journal of the American Dental Association recommends that people choose new chewing gums that replace sucrose with xylitol. Because xylitol has the same taste and nutritional value as sucrose, but it does not ferment to produce acid, and it does not destroy teeth.
Secondly, it is advisable for people who have used mercury-containing materials to fill their teeth not to chew gum. Swiss scientists have found that chewing gum can damage the substances used in the mouth for fillings, so that the amalgam in it is released, causing excessive levels of mercury in blood and urine, which can cause harm to the brain, central nervous system and kidneys.
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Disadvantages: Regular chewing can increase saliva production, so as to better clean the mouth and teeth, however, medical experts do not advocate chewing gum as a fashion, especially chewing gum too much and for too long may have adverse health effects. First of all, most chewing gum is sweetened with sucrose, and when chewing gum, the sugar stays in the mouth for a long time, and the cariogenic bacteria in the mouth will use sucrose to produce acids that will corrode the teeth.
Secondly, it is advisable for people who have used mercury-containing materials to fill their teeth not to chew gum. Studies have found that chewing gum regularly can damage the substances in the mouth that are used to fill teeth. Doctors recommend that you do not chew gum for more than 15 minutes, and people with stomach problems should not chew too much gum.
Benefits: A study published by the University of Northumbria in the United Kingdom showed that chewing gum boosts a person's memory. Researchers believe that when chewing gum, the uninterrupted chewing action can speed up the heart movement and increase the amount of blood from the heart to the head**, thereby promoting brain activity and improving people's thinking ability.
At the same time, chewing can also prompt people to produce saliva, and the areas of the brain responsible for saliva production are closely related to memory and learning ability.
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It's going to be fine.
In fact, there will be no problem with eating chewing gum by mistake, the inner wall of the human stomach and intestines is very smooth, and a large amount of mucus is secreted, the chewing gum cannot be sticky, and it will be discharged through intestinal peristalsis if it cannot be digested after swallowing into the stomach, and it will not cause any impact on the human body.
As long as you swallow it, you can drink water. At that time, it didn't stick to the esophagus, and it was fine when it entered the stomach. The basic ingredient of chewing gum is gum mothernose.
Hydrochloric acid below PK2 will deteriorate, and the PK of gastric acid is 1-2Chewing gum loses its viscosity, but some of the particles are absorbed, which is not very good after all, and no one swallows it intentionally. Swallow it once in a while and it will be discharged, don't worry, it's best to have coarse grains many times.
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Hello, it's going to be okay for sure; Otherwise, the state would not have allowed these companies to sell the product;
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Chewing gum for a long time has the potential to have adverse health effects. First of all, most chewing gum uses sucrose as a sweetener When chewing gum, the sugar will stay in the mouth for a long time, and the cariogenic bacteria in the mouth will use sucrose to produce acidic substances, which will corrode the teeth, causing decalcification of the teeth, thereby inducing tooth decay. The Journal of the American Dental Association recommends that people choose a new type of chewing gum that replaces sucrose with xylitol, because xylitol has the same taste and nutritional value as sucrose, but it does not ferment to produce acid and does not damage teeth. >>>More
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