However, recent research suggests that a resin extracted from a Mediterranean tree could be a natural alternative. The plant extract - known as mastic gum - represents an important natural weapon ...

Gum has a fascinating history, with its origins traced back thousands of years. The ancient Greeks chewed a substance called “mastiche,” derived from the resin of the mastic tree. Native ...

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In the Neolithic period, chewing gum made from birch bark tar was favoured. The ancient Greeks gnawed on something called mastic gum. The Aztecs got their gums around tree resin lumps which sounds ...

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For example, let’s say you run a natural chewing gum brand and you identify materials and shipping as significant cost drivers (you’re sourcing mastic resin from Greece). By finding a domestic spruce ...

The 1000mg of Mastic Gum per serving is obtained from naturally-sourced resin from the Mastic Tree, which supports the health of gastric and duodenal cells and tissues. While it may take a few ...

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Part of the pistachio family, the mastic tree ... it’s famous for its resin, called “white gold” or “the miracle tear,” used in beauty products, food and chewing gum.