FAQ'S

PRODUCT QUESTIONS

How long does it take to see results in jaw muscle size?

You may notice size gains in as little as 2 weeks with regular chewing.

How often should you chew Stronger Gum?

The Stronger Gum programs are a template you can follow that have worked well for many users. You may customize the programs according to your own needs. If you feel discomfort or pain, reduce the time you chew. Like with any other muscle in the body, you should not overdo it.

How will my facial appearance improve from chewing Stronger Gum?

Your jaw muscle size will increase, creating a sharper and longer gonial angle. Your face will look wider and your cheekbones will look more defined with hollow cheeks. Your chin and jaw will also come slightly more forwards due to the jaw muscles being stronger.

Should women chew Stronger Gum for facial appearance?

A stronger jawline obviously benefits men, but what about women? Most women would benefit from having stronger jaw muscles. Many women fear this would make them look masculine, however, this is not the case. Stronger jaw muscles would make the jaw angle look more defined and give hollow cheeks which is considered attractive for women.

Is Stronger Gum VEGAN?

Yes, Stronger Gum is vegan. The vitamin K2 is in MK-7 form which is derived from plants. The vitamin D3 is also sourced from plant materials.

Can I replace vitamin D3 & K2 capsules with Stronger Gum?

Yes, you can. In fact, vitamin absorption through the tissues in the mouth can be more effective than absorption through the digestive tract when swallowing a capsule. Chewing just 2–3 pieces of Regular Stronger Gum per day provides the recommended daily amount of vitamins D3 and K2. And if you’d like to chew more than 2–3 pieces, feel free! Stronger Gum Extra Tough contains a higher dose of these vitamins than the Regular version.

Is Stronger Gum FDA certified?

Yes, Stronger Gum is FDA certified and is also HACCP certified.

What Our Jaws Were Made For

Our ancestors had to grind down food for hours each day. Foods from thousands or even hundreds of years ago were completely different from what we see in grocery stores today. They were less processed and much harder to break down. This meant the jaw had to work hard for every nutrient, resulting in stronger jaw muscles and well developed facial structures without crooked teeth. Looking at the skulls of our ancestors, this is evident. Wild animals also tend to have perfectly aligned teeth. Crooked teeth did not exist in the past and are largely a result of modern human diets and lifestyles.