xylitol 700g removed by supplier

Fructivia Crystallized Xylitol is a natural sweetener found in birch, corn, beech and fruit. It has a sweet taste identical to sucrose without aftertaste but with a 40% lower energy value. Birch xylitol can be used without problem in diabetics.

Indication

This xylitol is derived exclusively from birch bark. Birch xylitol was discovered in the 1890s by German and French scientists. It was not until the 1970s that its beneficial effects on teeth were demonstrated by Kauko Mäkinen and Arje Scheinin from the Institute of Odontology at the University of Turku. Birch xylitol stops the increase in acidity and prevents the formation of caries.

Birch xylitol reduces the amount of dental plaque and prevents the transmission of cavities from mother to child. It also reduces the incidence of ear infections in young children. Birch xylitol is manufactured industrially from birch bark, which is why it is also called "birch sugar".

Unlike sugars, xylitol is non-acidifying for the body. In addition, birch xylitol has therapeutic virtues. Several studies on xylitol have established that its regular use prevents tooth decay. Subsequently, researchers from Oulu (a university city in northern Finland) also demonstrated that the consumption of xylitol significantly prevented inflammation of the eardrum in children.

Instructions for use

It is recommended to use as a substitute for sugar that we recommend in cooking both for making jams and for sweetening fruit.

Composition

Birch xylitol.