Xylitol - xylitol Gum and Sweetener

That Amazing Xylitol (Xylitol Pronunciation: 'zi-le-tol, starts like Xylophone)
Chewing gum, mints, sweetening crystals, and toothpaste that protect your teeth.

     XylitolNow specializes in a complete line of High Grade Xylitol and 100% xylitol sweetened products. Products include: Clen Dent, Spry, B-Fresh, Zapp, and XlearDent Xyliol Gums; Smart Sweet, Spry, and Robeir Breath Mints; PolySweet xylitol crystals; Micro Spray Vitamins, Xlear Nasal Wash, and tooth, gum, and canker sore protection with Squigle Enamel Saver Xylitol Toothpaste; Spry fluoride-free Mouthwasy and Toothpaste, and Epic Fluoride Alternative Toothpaste.. Other products include: ChocoPerfection Dark Chocolate, La Nouba sugarfree Belgian Chocolates, Xyli-Floss, Twooth Timer brushing timer, and infant tooth gel..

What makes this quality product line so great, of course, is it's most amazing ingredient: Xylitol.   But, what is this unique 5-carbon polyol, and what does it do?

Xylitol is a healthy, natural sweetener.

A naturally occurring 5-carbon sugar alcohol found in many fruits and vegetables, Xylitol is even produced in small amounts by the human body (up to 11g per day). Commercially it is manufactured from xylan hemicellulose sources such as Birch trees in Finland, cane bagasse, and corn cobs. It is the sweetest of the polyols and just as sweet as sugar.

   Xylitol is clinically proven to:

                          Fight and Reduce Plaque
                           Fight Cavities
                            Reduces the secretion of Plaque Acids
                             Facilitates the Remineralization of Tooth Enamel
                              Fight and lessen the occurence of Inner Ear Infection
                                Increae Bone mass and density in animal studies

   Xylitol is used to reduce Bad Breath (halitosis) by reducing plaque beneath which bad smelling bacteria can live.

    Xylitol is recommended and used by Doctors, Dentists,, Periodontists, Pediatricians, Pediadontists, and many other medical and dental professionals worldwide.

    Xylitol is given to EXPECTANT MOTHERS in PRENATAL CLINICS in order to help them NOT to pass STREP BACTERIA (strep mutans) to their BABIES. This has reduced inner ear infections in Finland by over forty Percent (study published in British Medical Journal).

     Xylitol is recommended as a SWEETENER for DIABETICS and people with HYPOGLYCEMIA because it has a LOW GLYCEMIC INDEX (7) and has LITTLE EFFECT on BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS.

     Xylitol is a NATURAL REPLACEMENT for FLUORIDE and helps REDUCE CAVITES UP TO 80% (Ylevieska Clinical Study). Used with Fluoride toothpastes, it reduces plaque and allows the Fluoride to more easily penetrate teeth.

Xylitol Helps Stop Decay and
Promotes Remineralization of Teeth!

            Used after meals and snacks, it can stop the formation of tooth decay (cariostatic).
                Xylitol is not merely an inert bystander but can exert an active counter force to decay
                (anticariogenic). This depends upon how it is used - the delivery method, the
                amount, the timing, and the frequency are important. Used correctly, it can enhance
                the remineralization or healing process. This happens best in small decay spots just
                beginning in the enamel. Larger holes won’t go away and will still require a filling or
                restoration, but they can harden and become less sensitive.
            John Peldyak, DMD

Over 25 years of testing in a wide variety of conditions confirm that xylitol is the best sweetener for your teeth. Xylitol use can slow or halt periodontal problems, remineralize tooth enamel, reduce tooth decay rates both in high-risk groups (high caries prevalence, poor nutrition, and poor oral hygiene) and in low risk groups (low caries incidence using all current prevention recommendations). Sugarfree chewing gums, mints, and candies made with xylitol as the principal sweetener (100% is best) have already received official endorsements from six national dental associations.