Frequently Asked Questions

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What is mastic gum?

Mastic gum is a natural crystallized sap harvested from the mastic trees of Chios, Greece. It has been used for centuries for its health, beauty, and culinary benefits.

What does mastic gum taste like?

It has a unique woody flavor, like that of an evergreen forest.

How do I chew mastic gum?

How do I chew mastic gum?

Left it sit in your mouth for 20-30 seconds to soften. Slowly begin to chew until in becomes pliable.

Why is mastic gum more expensive than regular gum?

Mastic gum is a rare, 100% natural product, with no chemicals, dyes, or plastics, harvested exclusively from Chios, Greece, and processed by hand.

How does mastic gum improve jawline definition?

Chewing mastic gum engages and strengthens jaw muscles, promoting better facial tone and definition over time.

Can mastic gum improve oral health?

Yes, its antimicrobial properties reduce harmful bacteria, helping to prevent plaque, bad breath, and gum disease.

Does mastic gum help with digestion?

Mastic gum contains compounds that soothe the stomach, support gut health, and combat harmful bacteria like Helicobacter pylori (H plylori).

Are there any side effects?

Mastic gum is generally safe, but some people may experience minor stomach discomfort if consumed in large amounts.

How much mastic gum should I chew daily?

Chew 1-2 small pieces per day for 20-30 minutes. Pieces can be reused if rinsed and stored in a clean location.

How do I store mastic gum?

Store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to maintain its freshness and prevent it from melting.

Why do the pieces vary in size and texture?

Because mastic gum is a natural product, variations are normal and reflect its authenticity.

Is it safe for children?

Mastic gum is generally safe for children as long as they are supervised while chewing to prevent choking. It’s best to start with small pieces to ensure they can chew comfortably.

Is mastic gum safe for pregnant women?

While mastic gum is natural and generally well-tolerated, pregnant women should consult their healthcare provider before use to ensure it’s appropriate for their individual needs.