Opposite-taste gum

How about this for a new gum product. A gum that produces the opposite taste in the mouth. Did you eat something too salty you're about to throw up? Even if you drink water you'll still have a nasty feeling. Chew the opposite-taste gum which detects saltiness and reverses the taste in your mouth to something sweet. Ate something too hot and chilly? The gum leaves a cool feeling. Its flavor stays neutral, it'll be like a pill to have in your wallet in case of emergency. Restaurants and shops that usually have regular candies by the entrance should stock them too.

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skydiving smile tip

the free fall will make your teeth dry very fast which makes it harder to pull the skin on and off and give good smiles. what about spreading vaseline on your teeth to make the gums slide easier? this is a trick used by beauty contestants which I think can be used by sky divers as well!

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full-meal chewing gum

why is going to the moon or traveling to mars more possible than developing a full-meal chewing gum to save the world from hunger? astronauts can make good use of it too

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Did you know smoking protects your gum?

This thought was posted on Thinkaloo on 15 February 2008 by member goliath

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Smoking can cause lung cancer but can also protect the gum in your mouth. To be correct, it can help preserve it. Salting, pickling and smoking are ways to preserve food. If you smoke for years and quit suddenly, your gum condition will begin deteriorating much faster. Why aren't the healthy effects of smoking also advertised so that people can trade risks? Do you know of any other positive health effects from smoke?