2. In addition, although mints have anti-inflammatory effect on respiratory diseases, they can dilate skin capillaries and increase heat dissipation, but at the same time they can also stimulate oral mucosa, leading to the thickening of keratinized layer of oral mucosa and the invasion of inflammatory bacteria, which will damage oral mucosa.
In fact, mints have nothing addictive. We feel addicted because we love them so much that our self-control is not strong enough to stop ourselves from eating them. This is a normal love, not a disease. When you stop eating for a while, you naturally don't want to eat.
Eat less sugar, even if it is one tablet a day, it seems that the amount is not large, but it is still not good to take it for a long time.