[7:28] Yall arent normal and i said you dont think were normal and so we had a little debate and then um yeah right after that i was approached i was at the hunting industry show in las vegas and a company came to us who had sponsored us who paid us to use their product and said hey were thinking about doing a television show on the outdoor channel which is a small company niche network and wanted to see if you guys were interested in it and i said man my wife just said we should do a show and so we did that show for three years and um it was from that show that was on the small network it was kind of a hunting mixed with reality its kind of a hybrid type of show and from that show a producer was in los angeles and noticed that he was watching this show And he was like, wow, who are these people
Keep it fresh: reseal the pouch after each use to keep the natural leaf moist
Prevalence and cultural challenges Despite bans in several areas, chewing tobacco remains widely used due to cultural acceptance and easy availability
During the first 24 to 72 hours, you can expect: Mild to moderate bleeding or oozing from the socket Swelling and bruising around the jaw, cheek, or even beneath the eye Tenderness and soreness at the extraction site Difficulty opening your mouth fully (known as trismus) A slightly elevated temperature though a high fever is not normal These are all expected parts of the healing process
Piyawit Moonkham, an anthropological archaeologist at Chiang Mai University in Thailand and study co-author, grew up watching his grandparents chew betel nut