We all enjoy chewinggum for many reasons such as fresh breath, to stay alert or awake and for good taste. While excessive chewing of gum has its disadvantages, a little bit of gum once in a while doesn't hurt anyone.
She began preparing for the marathon since 2023 and she named it Chewinggum a-thon. A video of her seated, chewinggum, while a clock counted the time beside her has gone viral on social media. Watch the video below. Instagram post.
This year's Miss BumBum competition has ended in a shambles after contestants resorted to fighting on stage following cheating allegations. The fight was sparked by one contestant accusing the other of having a surgically enhanced derriere. The eye-popping
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According to multiple online reports, a 54-year-old businesswoman simply identified as Maggie beat up her 26-year-old boytoy after allegedly catching him red handed making love with a girl in her own car in Lusaka, Zambia. According to reports, the angered
Big Brother Naija housemate, Tacha was on Thursday spotted wearing a revealing outfit which, in turn,caused a lot of stir on social media. The housemate, who made a treat for her fellow housemates to celebrate, got into the kitchen to prepare food fit for
While inside the Taxi, the lady removed a PK Chewinggum and took the first pellet and gave it to the complainant who took the next pellet in the PK pack.
Chewing xylitol-sweetened gum or consuming xylitol-containing foods can help reduce the growth of cavity-causing bacteria and promote a healthier oral environment. 4. Vitamin D. Adequate vitamin D levels are essential for strong teeth.
Class So no reckless chewinggum eating, wearing chipped nail polish or talking gutter language like you from the ghetto around him. Se fini? Hope this will help you jump the queue. LOL.
Neglecting regular brushing, flossing, and rinsing allows harmful bacteria to thrive in the mouth, leading to plaque formation, cavities, and gum disease.