Chewing

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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a disproportionate number of the world's cases of oral cancer in men occurs in regions of Asia where betel chewing is common.
Betel chewing Betel chewing is a part of many Asian and Pacific cultures and is often chewed at ceremonies and gatherings, and preparation techniques vary from region to region.
The term chewing is not an appropriated one, but as its commonly used, we will use this term throughout this article.
Chewing is not just needed for puppies.
The most unusual (and visible) aspect of betel chewing is its effect on the salivary glands.

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