a healthy natural sugar that fights cavity and osteoporosis?

[Guest guest]

To start with: I don't gain anything by this piece of info whether you

change your sugar intake from it or not. I just met a dentist who is

wondering how to find a way to get this news out to the public. She

owns a European restaurant now because in her view there is no need

for dentists any more! (There may be a need for orthodontists though.)

And she is appaled at the dentist association which has approved the

product (zylitol) but has done everything to confuse the issue with

sorbitol so people don't have the information to make an informed

decision about it. Sorbitol is used for diabetics but it continues to

build acid which creates cavities and causes acid reflux. Zylitol

creates an alkaline environment, and contributes to the

re-mineralization of teeth and bones.

 

She has not had a dental appointment in 20 years, has not flossed her

teeth in that time, but has used zylitol a birch tree sugar that has a

cool feeling in your mouth when you taste it.

 

Toothpaste is not always safe to the teeth, some major brands create

byproducts you would not want near yourself or your children.

 

Beside helping anyone, there are people (elderly, or with disabilities

physical or mental) who cannot easily brush their teeth for whom this

product is ideal. A study was done by a doctor to see if the epidemics

of tooth decay could be stopped in an American Indian reserve. They

offered them one zylitol gum 3 times a day and the tooth decay

decreased dramatically. No more need of fluoride... which I hear was

never effective anyway, it just happened to be found in a town where

little cavity problem was found, but no other connections were made...

 

Pure zylitol can be bought in little coffee paper bag format or in 2

lb carton boxes. It is used in candy and gum as well. Since it kills

yeast it cannot be used to make bread. It makes cakes a little heavier

so it does not make light European pastries

 

Her website is http://www.zellies.com and has products as well as

scientific information...

 

Best wishes and blessings,

Awtar Singh

Rochester, NY