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    I. Attention Getter: Many people would think that the chewing gum was invented during recent years. However, according to the BBC News (2007), an archaeology student from University of Derby found a 5,000 year-old piece of chewing gum. II. Credibility Statement: As a gum chewer myself for 10 years and through my extensive research, I am able to provide the history of the chewing gum and the affection of the chewing gum in society. III. Relevance Statement: It is hard to find how many people chew…

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    Smokeless Tobacco

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    Tobacco is bad for the overall health, so it should be no surprise smoking and chewing tobacco are harmful to the oral health. Smoking is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States. Even though the Center of Disease Control has provided more education on the effects of smoking and how to quit through stop smoking campaigns, tobacco use is one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced. In relation to oral health, smoking can cause cancer in the oropharynx…

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    every year is the most unpopular form of tobacco yet there still are a select few teenagers who pick up on this habit because of the type of sport they play. I believe they feel like they are just like the pros. These teens either pick up from them or from a fellow teenager who are better than them. Cancer is a dangerous thing. To play with a life is something most of us do as we drive our cars every day, however that isn’t the same thing as using tobacco. We may be risking our lives carefully…

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    buying tobacco products are victims of the tobacco industry. Who are stealing money from consumers and do not care about their health. Cigarettes contain a substance called Nicotine, a quote from Medical News says “Nicotine is a nitrogen-containing chemical and alkaline, which is made of several types of plants.” This chemical in tobacco plants is what causes the addictive factor in cigarettes among other substances such as formaldehyde, lead, and carbon monoxide. A couple of ways tobacco is…

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    Enhanced recovery after surgery is an evidence based, multimodal pathway that is designed to decrease the stress on the patient through out their surgical journey. It focuses on improving the outcome of the patient after surgery, by taking additional steps to manage the patient before, during and after surgery. The longer a patient stays in the hospital post op, there is an increase risk to become susceptible to infections in this regard, the protocol serves as a guideline used to reduce the…

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    Benefits of Chewing Gum Mm, don't you just love that sweetness,stickiness,goodness that you get from chewing gum? I know I do and most of you too.Thousands of years ago people chewed gum in its pure natural form.Tree lumps,sweet grasses and even waxes were chewed as ancient chewing gum. Today their and hundreds of gum flavours from the sweet classic vanilla to the iciness mint flavor.There are many types of gums available in the market,from gum used to color our teeth and even the gums used…

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    Have you ever wondered why students aren't allowed to chew gum in class? There are many studies and experiments that show why students should be able to chew gum. The idea of chewing gum is to stimulate the brain by constantly chewing on a piece of substance. Gum has been proven to improve cognitive abilities because chewing increases blood flow to the brain. This increases the cognitive abilities when doing extensive and difficult tasks; such as counting numbers backwards, solving equations,…

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    Chewing is normal and healthy activity of dogs; it's part of their natural behavior. This behavior though becomes destructive and annoying which is completely unnecessary because there are ways to stop them from chewing. Owners must understand that their dogs may be chewing to sooth their sore teething gums, trying to relieve tension and anxiety, are bored, and they may be having dental problems. Here are the top 5 ways to stop your dog from chewing: #1. Dog-proof (chew-proof) your house. This…

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    Gum Synthesis Lab Report

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    Abdullah Al-Suraie April, 5.2015 Class: A Mr. Washington Focus Problem: Does chewing gum help you concentrate more efficiently? Prelab: The independent variable is the gum, and the independent variable is the level of concentration. The control group used no gum. The place and surrounding environment was constant for all. All participants were mails that are the ages between 14-16 years old. The questions were given to all participants, and they were given five minutes to study the…

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    Chewing Gum Research Paper

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    Studies have proven that chewing gum helps one concentrate; however, which flavor of gum can help someone concentrate the most? Chewing gum contains an immense amount of sugar. Increased amounts of sugar intake in a short period of time can increase the amount of glucose traveling to the brain (Onyper, Carr, Farrar, & Floyd, 2011, p. 326). The heightened amount of glucose creates more energy, which helps a consumer to stay alert and focused. The effects of the ingredients of gum, the effects of…

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