@hubermanlab: Dentist Dr. Staci Whitman (@doctor_staci) shares the lesser-known oral health risks of nicotine pouches. #huberman #hubermanlab #hubermanlabpodcast #andrewhuberman #oralhealth #health #dentist

Mike :

First 3 seconds is all we need to know ❤️

mathadore004 :

ok but putting 14 sugars in Starbucks is fine

Simar :

Nobody leaves them for 30 mins 5 mins max

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CDH :

Ok fine I’ll go back to Skoal long cut.

Kerry Reed :

Everything in the pouches are in the foods we eat in America as well but they don’t wanna talk about that.

Tyler Tucker :

Okay fine back to Marlboros

Cameron Pratt :

I’ve asked my dental hygienist if she could see which side I place my zyns and she guess wrong 🤷🏻‍♂️so far so good

Levi Pace :

There’s a guy on here who broke down a lot of different pouches and from what I was seeing there’s not really anything in them. So idk where these people are getting their information

Liam :

absolutely hammered the pouches until recently and got off them because of what they did to my gums and my teeth moved. after this video never again.

gwagonv12 :

so basically it’s the same as having candies expect pouches has alot less sugar compared to a candy

tom :

Don’t ghost your Denis

🌱🔥🐈‍⬛ :

Doesn’t the fabric of the pouches have lead in them as well? And anyone I know using them, keeps them in for far longer than 20min

alancb2134 :

Brandon Frost :

20-30 min? Maybe a 20-30 min break

user6358362634848 :

Now please give us same check up on sugar, energy drinks, american heavy processed food etc etc 🥰

Katelyn💛 :

Put this on my husbands FYP not mine

adrinan🇳🇴 :

Bri :

What about cardiovascular issues with long term use?

robbiefisherman :

She mentioned maltodextrin. That’s in a lot of the foods we eat, listed in the ingredients. Just something to note.

Stanz :

I feel bad for denis getting ghosted

⚡︎ Shelbyyyy ⚡︎ :

What about what’s in our food? Sodas? Energy drinks!?…

LiftHeavyCircles :

Dont tell me that

Paige :

Pouches? Like chew? It's the lack of oxygen and the mucous it causes.

LifeSciLad :

dentists can see cellular changes?