But if you want to get away from it (f.e. What I want to say: There are far more unhealthy things you can do to reduce stress. We can rest assured that if it was otherwise the american law system would have come up with a several hundret million dollars penalty for emotional distress or something equally silly. But in these small amounts it isn't hazardeous at all. People all over the world chew the plastic parts of ballpens.īut the gray stuff under the Cola-can-openers is propably a lubricant that is used to reduce the strain on the machines that produce this part, so in bigger amount it'd be unhealthy. It'll leave your body in the same form it entered it. They of course would say it is bad that you do that (because you can also develop some bad jaw disorders), but it is bad for your teeth in a way. If visit the dentist often for regular checkups, it would be best to ask them for advice.
heck even the taste of strange rubbery objects.īut still, it is a habit that should be easy to overcome. Also a physical oral fixation could be the cause, where you have a tendancy to comfort your jaw, teeth, or whatever. It can be mostly psychological where you may be stressed, nervous, or even it helps you "think".
Just a few thoughts, I hope this helps a little.
If you don't buy it, or have a pack tucked everywhere, your less likely to pop a peice in your mouth. Celery would be an excellant substitue, because it's crunchy, chewy and low in calories, so you can chew, chew, chew all you want. You can reduce stress or anxiety, by getting regular exercise and eating a healthy diet, and doing things that relax you. I used to be a very nervous person and would chew gum, bite my fingernails and smoke all at the same time. Is it possible that you do it for stress reduction as well. Quote :Your habit is likely, purley psycological allthough there may be a substance in the gum that your body craves. This is some quote I found on the web (for a gum chewer, but this can apply to anyone that has an oral fixation):
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