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post #1 of 17
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I like having gum after I eat. I read that it helps your tooth health by loosening food particles in your mouth and stimulates the production of saliva. I use Extra because I prefer stick gum and it is sugar free. However, I just read it has sugar alcohol which is a better substitute for sugar but a little better. What gum do you guys use?
post #2 of 17
My relations from North Carolina report that on hot summer days, the tar roads bubble up, and small wads can be chewed like gum, but without the sugar.
post #3 of 17
I like Orbit, Stride and 5. Orbit is definitely my favorite of the three for sugar-free but my favorite gum in general is Clark's Teaberry.
post #4 of 17
I regard chewing gum as a loathsome, repulsive practice, the preserve of the vulgar, the lowbrow and ill-bred. Stepping in the occasional wad of chewing gum only increases my antipathy to the horrid stuff.

If one wants to be rid of food particles, I suggest retiring to a place of privacy and flossing.
post #5 of 17
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Originally Posted by JLibourel View Post
I regard chewing gum as a loathsome, repulsive practice, the preserve of the vulgar, the lowbrow and ill-bred. Stepping in the occasional wad of chewing gum only increases my antipathy to the horrid stuff.

If one wants to be rid of food particles, I suggest retiring to a place of privacy and flossing.

It's not that deep, bro. Just a question.
post #6 of 17
aren't most main stream gum sugar free??

Chewing too much may fuck up ur jaw, especially for ppl that are prone to have TMJ problems.

I have extra or dentyne ice in my car, and i only chew in car.
post #7 of 17
I only chew gum in the privacy of my own home. I think it's bad for your image if you do it in public, even if you just chew when talking on the phone.

I like Canels gum.

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/162/4...2afd9c.jpg?v=0

The best I ever had was from a gum making kit I got when I was a kid.
post #8 of 17
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Originally Posted by danyllau View Post

Chewing too much may fuck up ur jaw, especially for ppl that are prone to have TMJ problems.

+1

I just brush teeth and floss.
post #9 of 17
I eat a bowl of popcorn at least once a day. I need the gum.

Never chew it around others, unless they ask for a piece. While walking, I'm alright with some cud crushing.
post #10 of 17
Obama is often seen chewing gum. I think it's to fight his cigarette addiction.
post #11 of 17
To chew gum, I hole up in my basement, cover the window-well with a piece of plywood, turn out the lights, and unplug the phone. I am writing this post out of view of the telescreen.
post #12 of 17
I miss Hubba Bubba chewing gum.

I can't find it here on the east coast.
post #13 of 17
Big League Chew. It would only be good for 15 seconds, but 15 seconds of sugary bliss. Chew, savor, spit out, repeat.
post #14 of 17
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Big League Chew. It would only be good for 15 seconds, but 15 seconds of sugary bliss. Chew, savor, spit out, repeat.

I had forgotten all about that stuff. It was just as you described!

Remember that weird '80s bubblegum that came in a toothpaste-style tube? Didn't taste that great but was kind of fun for novelty's sake.
post #15 of 17
i am getting tmj/jaw issues since chewing gum replaced smoking. maybe better off smoking.
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