Sugar Alcohol
Sugar alcohol is a term used for sweeteners that resemble both sugar and alcohol in their chemical composition. Some common sugar alcohols include sorbitol, mannitol and xylitol. Sugar alcohols are not absorbed completely by the body, which gives them a lower blood sugar impact and fewer calories than sugar.
One of the key advantages of using a sugar alcohol as a sugar substitute is it doesn't promote tooth decay like sugar does. Different types of sugar alcohols affect the body in different ways. Among the different sugar alcohols used in sugarless chewing gum, Xylitol actually helps to reduce the formation of the bacteria that causes plaque. A Superior Sugar Alcohol
At ElimiTaste we formulated our Zapp gum with the sugar alcohol Xylitol to give our customers a chewing gum that freshens the breath and prevents cavities. When you chew our gum, you may also experience a fortification of soft enamel thanks to more efficient saliva production. Most of the gum sold in stores contains a blend of the sugar alcohol sorbitol and Xylitol. If you want the best possible protection for your teeth and gums, you need to chew sugarless gum with pure Xylitol. Studies have shown the best results are produced when you consume between four and 12 grams of Xylitol per day. Get the results you're looking for fast by ordering our Zapp gum now. Contact us at sales@elimitaste.com, by phone at (866) 700-2899, by fax at (562) 494-6455, or by mail at 3320 Industry Drive, Signal Hill, CA 90755, and we'll ship your gum for free.
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