Gum makers have claimed, for decades, chewing is good for your mental health. They’re kind of on to something.

Chewing gum is an everyday item we often buy on a whim, chew for a little while, and then throw away without much thought.

Chewing is often overlooked during meals, but it is just as important as when you eat and what you eat. An NHS doctor ...

Our body's digestive process begins with chewing as its essential first step. The digestive process starts when food becomes smaller through chewing, and mixes with saliva before digestion begins.

Chewing gum may help strengthen jaw muscles, but there is little evidence to suggest that it can visibly alter a person’s jawline. Excessive gum chewing may lead to jaw pain, headaches, and tooth ...

You might think chewing gum is harmless. It helps freshen your breath, keeps your jaw busy, sharpens your focus when you're ...

The ingredients in chewing gum are generally safe for people to consume, and the act of chewing may have both mental and physical health benefits. However, some people may experience jaw pain or ...

Chewing harder foods like wood can enhance brain health by boosting glutathione levels, a key antioxidant. A study found this improves cognitive function and memory, unlike softer foods such as gum.

What happens in the body of you start chewing laung daily before breakfast? Read on to find out! TheHealthSite.com ...