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    Chewing gum and bubble gum.   Have you ever chewed a piece of gum? If you have‚ have you ever wondered what was in it? What could make this texture and consistency? Who came up with such a thing? I know I have! Can you believe that chewing gum can be traced back 5‚000 years ago?! I thought chewing gum was just created a hundred or two hundred years ago! Chewing gum Creating chewing gum is a short process. Gum production starts with menthol crystals and peppermint oil stirred together. Next

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    In everyday life‚ we accept every Chewing gum as a neutral product. And we still do not know how healthy or not so‚ it could be for us. What happens to us‚ while chewing a gum? It may seem‚ as nothing special for those who do it automatically‚ but certainly‚ it improves not only our teeth’s strength but also our body health. What are they? 1. Concentration - Chewing gum helps you concentrate better because it increases the rate of blood circulation‚ which brings extra oxygen and improves memory.

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    that person? That is an image of a cow chewing grass. Annoying right? Yes folks‚ which is a true beauty of chewing gum. There is more into of chewing gum than looking like a cow. The ancient Aztecs used chicle as a base for making the gum-like substance. Everyone started chewing gum in the Neolithic time period. But modern chewing gum was first developed in the 1860s. When chicle has imported from Mexico. For the use of a rubber substance. Now it looks like gum has been useful to everyone in the beginning

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    What Is Chewing Gum Essay

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    Chewing gum has been a part of my daily schedule for the past 5 years. So‚ researching this item has shed some light on what I really have been chewing. Whether it was for refreshing my breath or just to take away a craving it has become a necessity for my day. What could be wrong with a five calorie snack that i’ve been chewing for a majority of my life. I was astonished with the ingredients found used to make the gum. Although I didn’t recognize any of the ingredients it still sparked my interest

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    How does chewing gum affect concentration on short term auditory memory tasks? Hypothesis Purpose The purpose of this experiment was to show teachers whether or not they should allow their students to chew gum in class. If teachers take a gander at this experiment then teachers may allow gum for the chance of better test grades. It may also help individuals‚ knowing that chewing gum can improve concentration on short term auditory memory tasks. Materials and Procedures Chewing gum Audio Memory

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    Chewing Gum in Formation

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    Why You Shouldn’t Chew Gum In Formation Showing discipline and always having a professional appearance are two of the most important parts of being a soldier and should be treated as such. When it comes to standing in formation everyone has the same role and follows the same command so when one person is not doing the right thing it is easily spotted‚ which is why I was pointed out for chewing gum in formation. Blatant disregard for the rules is the only explanation

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    Usage‚ Attitude and Image Study Questionnaire: Chewing Gum Eating Habits amongst the UAE teens RESPONDENT’S DETAILS : | | Respondent’s Full Name | | | Address | | | City/Town | | Country | | Area | | | Post code | | | Telephone Number | | | Interview Date | | | Interviewer’s Name | | | Interviewer’s I.D. | | | I declare that this interview has been carried out strictly in accordance with your specification and has been conducted within the ESOMAR Code

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    Dangers of Chewing Gum MUST SHARE Originally‚ chewing gum was made from tree sap but today’s commercial brands are loaded with harmful ingredients and chemicals. The modern day chewing gums are made of four major ingredients including synthetic rubber‚ plastic‚ sugar‚ and coloring (dye). Modern day gums are produced from synthetic polymers such as styrene- butadiene rubbers and polyvinyl acetate. The final product is composed of 60% sugar‚ 20% corn syrup‚ and only 20% actual gum material

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    Why Gum Chewing Should Be Allowed In School Some would have you believe that gum chewing is a nasty habit and that it should be banned from schools. At SAS it is banned--- just like it is banned in all of Singapore. However‚ chewing gum should be allowed--- promoted in fact--- because of the many significant benefits of gum chewing. Not only does it improve oral hygiene‚ but it also improves concentration and mental ability. In addition‚ through expecting students to not abuse gum chewing by sticking

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    Brandon Thomas English 1-2 2-9-09 Chewing Gum You are walking in the hallway when you come upon a teacher giving a student a Saturday school. What could he have possibly done? Did he hit somebody or curse at a teacher? No‚ he was just chewing gum; a harmless activity that is prohibited in middle schools‚ but why? In fact‚ chewing gum speeds up you heartbeat and blood pressure just enough to wake up both the left and right hemispheres in your brain‚ accessing your memory and helping you to

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