Birch Tree Xylitol

BIRCH TREE Xylitol

Dental Friendly Sugar Alternative

• This natural compound has a white granular appearance, similar to and a bit coarser than table sugar.

• Spoon for spoon you measure and use it just like sugar, although we recommend that you consume no more than 3-4 teaspoons (15g) daily.

• Xylitol has a cool, neutral sweetness. Because it metabolizes so slowly, xylitol has a relatively low effect on blood sugar levels, making it suitable for diabetics and dieters, subject to individual medical consultation and advice.

• In the kitchen xylitol works for most recipes except when you're baking with yeast, or when making certain types of candy. Not only is xylitol a lot kinder to your teeth than sugar, it's actually been found to inhibit the formation of cavities.

Xylitol Description:

*Xylitol is a sugar alcohol that is naturally present in small amounts in various fruits and vegetables.
 
*Wellnesstore.uk Xylitol is derived from a BIRCH TREE SOURCE.

*It resembles sugar in consistency and taste, but has a third fewer calories and is a great sugar alternative for diabetics.

*Xylitol may also inhibit cavities by denying plaque bacteria the fuel (sugar) it needs to erode tooth
enamel.

*It can also be used as a sugar substitute in most sugar- free recipes. Introduce Xylitol gradually.

*Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

*Excessive consumption may cause a laxative effect.

NOT SUITABLE FOR ANIMALS