Fluid-engendering throat-moistening nicotine chewing gum

Abstract

The invention discloses fluid-engendering throat-moistening nicotine chewing gum. The nicotine chewing gum comprises, by mass: 1-5% of tobacco ultramicro powder, 10-15% of a caper seed kernel extract, 5-10% of green tea powder, 5-10% of honeysuckle flower powder, and 60-80% of chewing gum ingredients. According to the invention, the purpose of abandoning smoking is achieved through chewing tobacco ultramicro powder, and the problem of parched mouth, scorched tongue, and bitter furred tongue, resulting from smoking, is solved. The nicotine chewing gum is an effective and healthy product for abandoning smoking.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a smoking cessation chewing gum for moisturizing the throat, in particular to a smoking cessation chewing gum for moisturizing the throat and containing tobacco superfine powder, betel nut seed kernel extract, green tea powder and honeysuckle powder. Background technique [0002] As we all know, the harm of smoking is mainly caused by the smoke produced by burning cigarettes (there are more than 7,000 compounds in the smoke). During the smoking process, the local temperature of the cigarette can reach about 700°C. At this temperature, the compounds in the tobacco undergo incomplete combustion reactions, producing a large amount of small molecule harmful substances. These harmful substances will be inhaled by smokers or non-smokers in the form of second-hand smoke, which will eventually lead to a greatly increased incidence of oral cancer, throat cancer, and tracheal cancer. [0003] Smoking cigarettes can lead to an often over...

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Problems solved by technology

In addition, the scouring effect of a small amount of saliva on the teeth and oral mucosa will also be weakened, resulting in poor oral self-cleaning effect, which may lead to a series of diseases such as dental caries, periodontal disease, fungal infection, and masticatory dysfunction. It is also affected and cannot effectively stimulate appetite, which in turn affects the function of the entire digestive system

[0004] At present, the smoking cessation method jointly recommended by the World Health Organization and the US Department of Health is nicotine (nicotine) replacement therapy. In the past, there were also smoking cessation products containing tobacco powder, but the previous smoking cessation products did not take into account the dry mouth and tongue coating during the onset of smoking cravings. The phenomenon of bitterness is simply changing the way of smoking tobacco to chewing or swallowing, which causes ex-smokers to start smoking cigarettes again after using smoking cessation products for a period of time