Understanding why gum chewing can make you gassy, and how to manage it, helps separate myth from science and allows you to ...

You chew it. You stretch it. You blow it. And, be honest, sometimes you stick it on things. But what happens to your body when you swallow chewing gum? And, not just once but all the time? If you ...

Scientists used a clinical-grade gum in experiments to "substantially" lower viral loads of two herpes simplex viruses and ...

Chewing gum is great until it gets stuck in unwanted places - carpet, hair, clothes, etc! Drew Scott's latest home hack shows ...

Chewing gum offers surprising benefits beyond casual snacking, aiding in stress reduction and improved focus. Rhythmic chewing activates neurological pathways, lowering cortisol levels and enhancing ...

In a world increasingly tuned toward wellness, performance optimisation and sustainability, one question feels overdue: Why ...

While the artificial sweetener (found in diet soda and gum, for example) was linked to an average of 20% body fat reduction, ...

Eating a specific type of sweetener could raise your risk of suffering from liver disease, a study suggests. Scientists found that sorbitol, a sugar alcohol used as a sugar substitute added to some ...

Kaempferia galanga, known as Kacholam in India, Kenkur in Indonesia, and sand ginger in English, is a prized medicinal plant ...

The use of gums, or hydrocolloids, in baked foods can provide several advantages to formulators, including helping with the freeze-thaw cycle, viscosity and crumb structure, assisting with shelf life ...

We've all heard the playground warning: "If you swallow gum it will stay in your stomach for seven years." The good news? That's a myth. While the rubbery "gum base" isn't digestible, your digestive ...

Retailers are scrambling to find out what thousands of foods will no longer be eligible under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program come January.