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We hate burst your bubble, but your myth of the favorite school courtyard - which swallows a bubble sip of Yubble or Large Ligue Chews leads to an undigested chewing gum residing in your stomach for seven years - is not true . (Also, for what it goes,Consume pepsi stones and pop together will not provoke the explosion of your stomach;Teaner yourself Throughout the set of playground swing will not turn your body upside down; And if someone places you in the back while you cross your eyes, they are likely towill not stay stuck in this way.)

But what actually happens to your body if you avalle your chewing gum? He turned in yourstomach for hours, days or even weeks? Does this fluffy garment would but but but but better butto your intestinal tract? Will it stick to the walls of your stomach like this one makes the bottom of your shoes? And, finally, will it hurt your body? Read it to discover the truth about what is chewing gum in your home. And for more knowledge about health, make sure you know you knowThe side effect of walking every day, says a new study.

Many sustainable myths contain a core of truth and the myth that the gum lives in your body for seven years is no exception. The truth is that your body can not really digest all your chewing gum. "The gum base is insoluble, as well as the base of fiber of raw vegetables, corn, nuclei of popcorn and seeds,"said Nancy McGreal, M.D., a pediatric gastroenterologist at Duke University Health. "Our bodies do not have digestive enzymes to specifically break the gum base."

After swallowing regular foods, the enzymes of your digestive system break down sugar carbohydrates (or glucose), proteins in amino acids and fatty acid greases. Throughout your digestive tract, the bacteria will take a lot of nutrients from your food and start transporting them into your body, and your hormonal insulin strikes to direct all this blood glucose, amino acids and fatty acids in your muscles and tissues where it will be burned as energy or stored in the form of grease.

Your chewing gum? Well, not so much. While your body can bear down and deal with the preservatives, the aromas, sugar and sweeteners, as Dr. McGreal noted, he can not handle the gum base. It just becomes grenched with the other stuff of your stomach (no, for recording, it will not be left) and I will go through your body at the speed of everything else.

"Very rare occasions, large quantities of swallowed gum combined with constipation have blocked intestines in children"said Elizabeth Rajan, Mr.D., from the Mayo Clinic. "It is for this reason that the frequent swallowing of chewing gum should be discouraged, especially in children."

AHighly publicized article Published in the newspaperPediatricsIn 1998, told the story of a child who ate up to seven pieces of gum every day and experienced constipation problems for more than two years and finally required surgery to eliminate obstruction.

Whatever your age, if you have repeatedly swallow an excessive amount of chewing gum, researchers toSatellite Say you put yourself in danger of abdominal pain, gas, diarrhea, chronic constipation and mouth ulcers.

According toYale University Health ExpertsIt takes about 40 hours to seven days. "The gum is quite immunized against the digestive process," said David Milov, MD, pediatric gastroenterologist at the Children's Clinic Nemours in Orlando, Florida. "This probably spends more slowly than most foods, but possibly normal household waves in the digestive tract pushes it to pass through, and it will come out enough demollated." For more fascinating facts about your body, be sure to read onWhat happens to your body when you eat peanut butter every day.