Researchers have found that people who like to chew gum, tend to get the extra calories, but low burning after eating. Additionally when eating real fruit makes them feel strange tongue. This is because the chemicals contained in various flavors made that was made.
Christine Swoboda, an author of the study and a doctoral candidate in nutrition at Ohio State Live Sciens Unvisity told, "A chemical change is the same reason why when after you brush your teeth and then drinking orange juice, it feels strange and nauseating."
As it is based on the research he is doing with volunteers as many as 44 people in the Temple of the University of Buffalo. During the study, he instructed them follow simple games, by swapping food from the main food eaten. It's just an added group of native fruits and a second group consumed a wide bubblegum flavor of the group one. Then, they were engaged to write the diary how the two original pieces to eat and how much chewing gum are eaten by fruit-eating group native.
Related to these findings, the researchers found they were accustomed to eating a variety of fruit-flavored gum, tend to be less interested in the original pieces. Then, the impact of the results of this study also lowers the body's calorie burning. In fact, burning calories is important to weight the main body when food enters the body. According to Swoboda, it is this which is the reason gum lead to obesity.
"Not only that, eating gum while eating a fruit native to even make the tongue tastes bitter," he concluded.
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