Common trees used to make chew sticks include: Salvadora persica (the "toothbrush tree") popular in the Middle East and parts of Africa Licorice bush known for its naturally sweet taste and antibacterial compounds Neem tree widely used in India and parts of West Africa African bitterleaf traditional in rural African communities Africa Imports sources chew sticks from the licorice bush, which gives them a pleasant, mildly sweet flavor
Grays Biscuitroot ( Lomatium grayi (J.M.Coult
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Beyond India, this case study has significant relevance for other LMICs, especially those facing similar commercial, legal, and institutional challenges