Chewing gum
Ancient brewers tapped antibiotic secrets
The ancient Egyptians and Jordanians used beer to treat gum disease and other ailments
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WHO: Aspartame is a possible Carcinogen
Two separate World Health Organization expert panels have declared the sweetener aspartame a "possible carcinogen". However, it remains safe to consume within the recommended levels already established.
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Chewing Gum against Coronavirus Developed in the United States
Chewing gum, which reduces the risk of human-to-human transmission of the coronavirus, was developed by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania.
The researchers performed experiments on the saliva of people infected with the SARS-Cov-2 coronavirus, adding ACE2 protein contained in chewing gum to test specimens grown in the laboratory.
GNO Ballet keeping fit at home
"Let me see a lovely plie. Heels open, knees straight," the Greek National Opera Ballet School instructor tells his students. But Alexander Neskov is not demonstrating the exercises using the customary barre but with an ironing board at his home.
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Belgian Woman Survived Six Days in a Crushed Car after a Road Incident
The Belgian survived six days in her crushed car after it turned over and no one found her.
The woman spent the hottest period in Belgium's history in the crushed vehicle by the side of a road crammed in the metal debris, according to the Guardian.
Mars Launches Four New Products in Bulgaria
One of the world's leading food production company - the American, Mars, plans to release four new brands in the Bulgarian market in 2019. One of them is in the chewing gum segment, where the group is a market leader. With it in the coming months will appear more brand chocolate desserts, as well as two pet products. This was made clear during a press conference organized by the company.
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International snack firm Mondelez to bring production to Turkey
Prominent snack company Mondelez International will bring its chewing gum production plant to Turkey this year, the country manager said on March 28.
Mexican police find 7 dismembered bodies in violent south
Seven charred and dismembered corpses were found on Nov. 5 inside garbage bags on a dirt road in a southeastern Mexican town disputed by opium gum dealers, regional authorities said.
Another chemical substance suspected for carcinogenesis
According to a research published on Scientific Reports, Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) a.k.a. E171 may be responsible for carcinogenesis. E171 is used in sweets, chocolates, biscuits, chewing-gums, toothpastes, sun-creams etc.
The scientific team experimented with lab-rats and found out that there was indeed an increased possibility of cancer cells to appear.
Running out of gas in Germany is illegal! Bizarre laws from around the world! (photos)
“Ignorantia juris non excusat”, is a Latin legal principle adopted by most western countries, passed down by the Roman law tradition. It simply means that if someone is ignorant of the laws of the land, they are not excused. So whenever you plan on traveling around the world, you better do a crash course on the country of destination you plan to visit.