Sentence examples for chewing sugar from inspiring English sources

"They believe malaria is caused by being rained on or chewing sugar cane," she says.

Since they can afford only one meal a day, most of the calories they consume come from chewing sugar cane.

In the process, it appears that he introduced them back into the psyches of the unsuspecting denizens of Street No. 130, where people were chewing sugar cane or handing back change one minute, only to be caught by the stare of a tortured soul the next.

If you feel hungry between meals, try chewing sugar free gum.

And chewing sugar-free gum beats chewing gum made with sucrose, which is definitely detrimental, Dr. Bader said.

Chewing sugar-free gum can neutralise plaque acids and protect against decay, but it can give a false sense of security.

To reduce the risk, Dr. Mitchell recommends frequent flossing and brushing, and chewing sugar-free gum, which promotes saliva and washes away plaque and bacteria.

To break such links, you must first identify them and then replace them with other activities, like taking a walk, chewing sugar-free gum or taking deep breaths.

Chewing sugar-free gum awarded with the American Dental Association Seal of Acceptance is an easy and fun way for children to supplement brushing and flossing to help prevent cavities and be "mouth healthy" for life.

STOMACH PROBLEMS It may be difficult to try this in Singapore, where the sale of chewing gum is restricted, but most everywhere else in the world, travelers with digestive ailments can find relief by chewing sugar-free gum.

"Saliva buffers the contents of the esophagus, acts as a flushing agent and washes back down into the stomach anything that comes up into the esophagus in the form of reflux," said Mr. Graedon, who added that chewing sugar-free gum will "keep the dentist happy".