Your chewing gum may have some of the same ingredients as plastic grocery bags and tires, but a U.K. campaign aims to put a ...

Or worse, it could grow into a rubber tree. Well, that's true. Don't do it. Just kidding. Swallowing chewing gum isn't really going to plant trees in your stomach, but that's no reason to start ...

Trees provide thousands of products we use every day and they are a great blessing to our society. Some tree products are ...

Native Americans chewed spruce tree resin, while ancient Mayans extracted ... “When we discuss daily habits, excessive gum chewing is a common factor among these younger patients.” ...

When Nate Mal suffered through an excruciating toothache that led to an extraction, he made an unlikely pivot: He decided to revolutionize chewing ... gum bases, Mal sources natural tree saps ...

If you've been knocking on wood hoping that your cognitive skills will stay sharp your whole life, you might consider chewing that wood instead.

Tree gum or sap was traditionally used as the base of gum, but this natural ingredient is more expensive and difficult to harvest, so large producers opt out of using it; some natural chewing gum ...

The late Nobel Peace Prize winner and renowned Kenyan environmental campaigner Wangari Maathai on several occasions also called for a ban on commercial eucalyptus tree plantations in Kenya.

University of Queensland studies have used a natural tree sap gum and light to extend the shelf life of fresh fruit and vegetables to combat food waste. The Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and ...