nganga tobacco "Nganga" in the Philippines refers to the traditional practice of chewing a mixture of betel nut (bua), betel leaf (gawed/ikmo), slaked lime (apog), and sometimes tobacco. It is a cultural, often LOOK: Changayyu, an elder from
LOOK: Changayyu, an elder from Aguian, Banaue, demonstrates how she prepares "nganga" or moma which is made of "bua" (betel nut), "gawed" (leaf), "tabako" (dried tobacco leaves), and "apog" (lime powder). Betel Nut Chewing: Asia's Crimson Addiction Ikmo (Betel Nuts) Photo ni Ompong Dental Health Month: The dangers of 'nganga' Inquirer News Nganga: A Brief Introduction To Palo Religion Audiobook by Philip Ryan Deal, Seraph The Living Nganga
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