The wide application of xylitol in food and therapeutics is attributed to its low glycemic index (Khalid, Johan, Helén, & Jan, 2012), non-involvement in insulin metabolic pathway and anti-cariogenic influence (prevents bacterial growth and the release of plaque acids in the oral environment) ...
industy’s health claims for it. First among these is the claim that xylitol prevents cavities. indeed, many studies can be cited to support such a claim. But not all. The results of a recent two-year trial found no difference in cavities between those who chewed xylitol-containing gum ...
•The health benefits of xylitol are not limited to oral hygiene. •Xylitol efficiently stimulates the immune system, digestion, lipid and bone metabolism. •Xylitol helps in glycemic and obesity control; reduces ear and respiratory infections. •Xylitol treats diseases that cannot be cured thr...
Xylitol gum also prevents cavities by reducing plaque and tooth decay.[9] Xylitol gum also contains about 1 gram (0.04 oz) (225 mL) of Xylitol, so it’s best to chew 6-8 pieces per day.[10] 3 Make your own Xylitol toothpaste. Another way to use Xylitol to improve your dental ...