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It is generally safe for children to chew sugar-free gum in moderation, as long as they are old enough not to swallow it. Chewing Gum can help promote saliva production which can help in maintaining oral health. However, it is important to monitor young children to ensure they do not choke on gum.
Allowing students to chew gum may help improve focus, reduce stress, and increase cognitive function. Additionally, it can be a discreet way to satisfy oral sensory needs, leading to improved behavior and attention in the classroom.
Fifty percent of Americans chew gum, averaging about 170 servings per person per year. Chewing gum consumption varies around the rest of the world. In the U.K., the figure is 125 stick equivalents per person per year - it's 103 in Germany, 84 in Russia, 20 in China, and 4 in India.
Yes, people with braces can chew sugar-free gum as long as they do so in moderation and make sure the gum does not stick to the braces. It's best to consult with your orthodontist for specific recommendations.
There is no specific data on the exact number of schools in the US that allow sixth graders to chew gum. School policies on gum chewing vary widely depending on the school or district. Some schools may allow it while others may not.
Some studies show that chewing gum increases concentration And its not like it has anything to do with how the teachers teach????? i mean why ISN'T gum a good idea at school???? answer that!! Ok, yep, gum not only improves concentration, but memory, both long term and short term. Also, if the gum is mint flavored, since mint awakens the mind, the gum has the same results. And even at schools that don`t allow gum, kids still chew it, so why not just let them have at it? The only down side? Gum in the hair, but I think we all know how to take care of that. (If not, then seriously reconsider your dream carrier.) Gum can make you smarter because when you chew gum it pumps blood into your brain.