Another special thing about Bubble Gum is the fact that it is an inbreed variety, not one of the usual F1 hybrids. The stretching temper is fairly moderate though, leading to medium height. The strain’s pedigree is composed of three different exotic sativa landraces (of which Mexican and Colombian have been revealed by breeder Simon) and an Afghani indica which makes for a sativa dominant plant. Opulent resin richness is another outstanding characteristic – Bubble Gum flowers ooze out tons of trichomes, displaying a glistening extravaganza at the end of blooming. The second trademark quality of Bubble Gum is its euphoric high, so this strain is a double treat to the senses.
This legendary sweetness has a soft fruity nature characterized by a delicious note of strawberry. In the first instance, there’s its extraordinarily sweet fragrance that is really reminiscent of chewing gum, thus having earned this strain its name. But what is the fascination of this glorious sativa/indica variety bred by Dutch quality seed company Serious Seeds all about? Nevertheless, Bubble Gum still shines as a bright star in the firmament of cannabis strains, taking pride in having won a total of eleven awards, with the most recent one dating back to 2016. This must be considered a big achievement, after all, the world of cannabis strains of today is completely different from the one back in 1994 – back then, the number of seed companies and strains still was very limited, before the market kind of exploded in the new millennium, giving birth to countless new seed banks and seed varieties, fueled by a wave of liberalization in several countries. Since its market release in 1994, Bubble Gum has evolved into a timeless evergreen which, in spite of the immense amount of competing strains nowadays, still gets awarded with cannabis cups. Because it ranks among the big famous names in the world of cannabis varieties, the name alone sends canna-sseurs into fits of joy. Chewing gum, after product use, did not reduce the efficacy of chlorhexidine on gingivitis scores.Practically every home grower in the world concerned with cannabis strains has at least heard of the Bubble Gum strain. There were no significant statistical differences between the two groups at anytime during the study on gingivitis levels. Both the chewing gum and no chewing gum subset subjects had a significant decrease in gingivitis scores from baseline to three weeks (p < 0.001) and from baseline to six weeks (p < 0.05-0.001). In addition to the stain evaluations, a randomly selected subset of 60 subjects was evaluated for gingivitis at baseline prior to cleaning, and at three and six weeks, on the buccal and lingual surfaces of the Ramfjord teeth. At the six-week evaluations, the chewing gum group exhibited significantly lower (p < 0.05-0.001) total stain scores on both anterior and posterior areas evaluated compared to the no chewing group scores. No untoward reactions were reported or observed at any time in the study. Seventy-two subjects in each group completed the study. At three and six weeks, safety and stain intensity and area were monitored on the anterior teeth and posterior Ramfjord teeth using the Lobene stain scoring method.
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At baseline, all subjects received a professional cleaning to remove all supragingival deposits and extrinsic strain. Gum was chewed for 20 minutes five times each day, after toothbrushing and Peridex rinse in the morning and evening, and after each meal. All subjects were given Peridex and an ADA-approved toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste to use twice a day. One-hundred and fifty healthy adult subjects, categorized by tea or coffee intake and smoking, were randomly assigned to a chewing or no chewing gum group. The purpose of this six-week clinical study was to determine the efficacy of sugar-free chewing gum versus no chewing on preventing Peridex (0.12% chlorhexidine)-associated stain.
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