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If you are not up to date with current pop culture references, rembobinons second. Appearance invited Melissa McCarthy onSaturday Night Live Another week has highlighted some strange habits of the current press secretary of the White House, Sean Spicer. In particular, as Spicer really likegum. This could simply be a satirical joke, but apparently this is not an alternative made.

On aWashington Post Spicer Profile of August 2016, the "guy chews and whole showers" Orbit Cinnamon Chewing gum. This is not the worst. Because he "can not simply endure a rough mouth feel," Spicer through "packages of two and a half lunch." This is thirty-five pieces of gum before 12am.

Do not think you are the one to take the habit could be unhealthy. Thus spicoler. That's why theWashington Post reported that he asked his doctor used his MD strange and ultimately gave him the A-OK. Although her doctor had perhaps signed on chewing, we are really curious: what is really happening in his body when he chews gum and many swallows half a day - every day? Read on to find out if you swallow three pieces of gum dozens before lunch makes it on the list of40 habits that make you sick and fat.

The gum is not food, but you already know. That's why you chew. And chew it. Machri and more, and it does not go ever. (We'll get to why in a second.) Although most of the gum is indigestible, there are ingredients that are: sugar alcohols. Your body will break them, allowing you to consume more than 175 calories. Eh, not so bad.

"Many [people] try to chew gum to food to eat to eat. Unfortunately, this trick usually does not work," said Lisa Hayim, MS, RD. "Chewing action actually turn your body down the food," she says, which means that your stomach starts to prepare gastrie juice. And when no food goes down, your stomach really starts to braverser and grilling, cause pain and make you more aware of your need to eat. In addition, the Spicer favorite gum contains aspartame, ACESULFAME K and artificial sweeteners SUCESULFAME THREE that have been scientifically shown to trigger your sweet receptors and your hunger. Then add chewing gum to list30 reasons why you are always hungry.

If you were constantly bombarded by questions of journalists of information-hungry, we bet you'd be stressed enough. This is perhaps why Spicer chews a lot of gum. According to a study published inPhysiology and behaviorThe gum chewers are more alert and experience anxiety and reduced stress than those without chiclets.

As video of the series of reactions of the American Chemical Society says, our bodies do not have the means to break down the indigestible rubber base gum (synthetic rubber called butyl rubber). Even if your body can not digest the gum, it does not mean it will not try! In fact, your body is likely to trigger a natural and neural response in the parasympathetic nervous system which tells your body to slow down and focus on digestion rather than going out and seeking more food. As a result, your body can spend a significant amount of energy trying to break down these 35 pieces of gum and you will feel so drained.

Yes, the whole point of our investigation is to find out what happens when youswallow lot of gum, but part of it is that makes Spicerto chewthe gum first. This mastication phase is what can lead to additional bloating, because to chew constantly (that you would do to pass through 35 pieces of gum in just a few hours) can cause you to swallow the excess air, which May cause a Bloat. (From which why gum is one of35 things that can give you an inflated stomach.)

If you look more closely at Spicer's preferred cinnamon-favorite orbit, you see that each piece contains four different sugar alcohols: sorbitol, glycerol, xylitol and mannitol. Each of these sugar substitutes has been indicated from bloating and other gastrointestinal districts. Sorbitol, in particular, takes a relatively long period to digest, and any unsweetted alcohol in your small intestine serves as a perfect environment for fermentation of bacteria, which causes even more bloating and flatulence.

Because the rubber part of the gum is indigestible, the gum will probably pass simply through your intestines to leave your body as waste, like other indigestible foods such as corn envelopes, or in a few hours or a few days. depending on your body. Efficiency, according to Dr. Michael F. Picco of the Mayo Clinic. But there are two ways that it could go:

The Mayo clinic reported that, on "rare occasions", large swallowed gum outflows were a severe and blocked source of intestines in children. And although there are only cases of what happens in children, we are not sure it was because their intestines are smaller or because only children would be stupid enough to eat a lot of rubber.

When you can not digest a sugar alcohol, it can linger in the digestive tract. Sitting in your intestines can lead to the water flooding the bowels. And it makes you rushing to the toilet.

Losing weight can be a good thing, but do not try like that. The newspaperBmj Published two case studies of two patients who experienced weight loss due to diarrhea. After examining both regimes, researchers landed on a common culprit: treats and gums without sugar. A man mâché 20 sugar-free gum sticks a day, while the woman consumed 16 gum sticks a day (and produced a volume tangling 7 times the normal volume of stool). In the end, the researchers arrived at this conclusion: "Our cases show that sorbitol consumption can not only cause chronic diarrhea problems and functional problems, but also considerable unexpected weight loss."

At the end of the line, even if this habit is "safe", it looks like it will cause more discomfort and distress than it will do you well. Instead of trying it for yourself, why do not you try one of them55 best ways to stimulate your metabolism.

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