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Chewing gum regularly can help increase saliva production, clean the oral cavity and teeth. But experts recommend against chewing gum as a 'trendy', especially when chew…
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Chewing gum regularly can help increase saliva production, clean the oral cavity and teeth. But experts recommend against chewing gum as a 'trendy', especially when chew…
Indian scientists have just released two tea flavored products - tablets and a carbonated beverage that will give the same feeling as drinking a cup of tea.
One day, chewing gum can be used to treat obesity - a disease that affects millions of people around the world - that's the information given by British scientists yeste…
Information from scientists recently said that it takes 7 years for people to digest all the gum if they swallow it in the stomach!
Ground sour me leaves chewing with salt to treat sore throats. Shredded leaves are covered with pimples. Chua me land has another name is sour me three keys, carved in a…
Eating too quickly and not chewing well is one of the causes of intestinal obstruction caused by food residues. This condition can lead to severe complications such as i…
According to US researchers, after gastric or intestinal surgery, if eating good quality gum can help patients quickly recover and shorten the time of treatment in the h…
Dragon fruit - the delicious, cool and delicious fruit is famous all over the world, so many people don't know how to eat it properly.
For years scientists have been trying to create electric blades - a robot taste device that can have important applications in improving food quality and safety. However…
A company called Braskem in Brazil has successfully developed a plastic bottle that identifies whether the water has expired or not through color change on the bottle ca…
Washington State University researchers develop gum electrolytes to make lithium batteries safer, reduce inflammation.
Using three-dimensional technology, engineers in Spain have developed a toothbrush that cleans teeth for each person's mouth.
EATR - hold the leaves with its robotic arm, chew with a tiny wire saw and put it into the incinerator of the steam engine that it carries to make electricity.
The US military is about to be equipped with a bactericidal gum, helping soldiers avoid dental problems when there is no regular brushing on the battlefield.