Regular use can promote overall well-being in colder months. Chewing paan (betel leaf) as a mouth freshener after meals has been a quintessential part of Indian culinary culture. But do you know ...
The polyphenols, especially chavicol, present in betel leaves provide strong antiseptic properties. they protect the body from germs and prevent stomach infections. Chewing betel leaves or consuming ...
Now in Taiwan, where the nuts are affectionately known as 'Taiwan's chewing gum ... of slaked lime, a betel leaf and flavourings such as cardamom, cinnamon and tobacco. Worryingly, the ...
The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands has a new law regulating afok or bweesch — lime — that is mostly used in the Pacific islands for betel nut chewing The new CNMI law regulates ...
and comprehensive legislation is underway to include smokeless tobacco items like naswar, pan, and even betel nut. Participants at the session also called for the revival of the Tobacco Vendor Act, ...
Miralikhail, of Marshall Wallis Road, Chichester, South Shields, was also stocking 250g of hand rolling tobacco and 26 illicit chewing tobacco or snuff products. His seized mobile phone also ...