Greece, Greek Chios (Xios) Mastic Gum (Mastiha or Mastixa) 50 Gr Box New

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Greece, Greek Chios (Xios) Mastic Gum (Mastiha or Mastixa) 50 Gr Box New

Greece, Greek Chios (Xios) Mastic Gum (Mastiha or Mastixa) 50 Gr Box New

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The Perfect Chew: When solidified, Chios Mastic Gum becomes a natural alternative to conventional chewing gum. Its colour is initially ivory-like but as time goes by, that shade is lost and 12 to 18 months later it changes into yellowish due to oxidation.

Spiritual Connection: Experience the ancient allure of incense and perfumes infused with the essence of Chios Mastic Gum. It is also known as Chios mastic gum, being exclusively produced on the southern part of Chios, a Greek island situated in the northern Aegean Sea. Digestive liqueurs, similar to Mastichato (Mastika), but made with grapes, were known as Greek elixirs before the French Revolution. Do not pound mastiha in a spice grinder or food processor because its gummy, sticky nature will ruin the blades!Antibacterial activity of a fractionated Pistacia lentiscus oil against pharyngeal and ear pathogens, alone or in combination with antibiotics. Another point that should be underlined is that, to date, no significant adverse effects associated with human consumption of mastic have been reported. Ever since antiquity, it had been known that Chios mastiha had a strong positive effect in stomach comfort, e. The know-how of cultivating Mastiha has been included by UNESCO on its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Some mastic gum batches have a subtle, natural taste (hard to describe) which I like and some is pretty much tasteless. Local tradition dictates that the mastic liqueur is served with dessert, after each meal or with coffee. Considering that oxidation and inflammation dominate the pathogenetic substrate of NAFLD, the MAST4HEALTH randomized clinical trial reported a significant improvement in total antioxidant status of obese patients with NAFLD treated with mastiha for a 6 month period [ 17]. The main use of mastiha nowadays, however, is for the production of the natural chewing gum of Chios with a characteristic bitter taste, for dental and culinary purposes, and as a food ingredient in the Mediterranean region. in confectionery for the preparation of a large number of sweets, confectionery and aromatic pastries, while in cooking, it gives a distinctive aroma to meat, cheese or as a spice.

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