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XyloSweet
XyloSweet has 40 percent fewer calories, provides zero net carbs, and is safe for diabetics. No need to fix a regular dessert and a sugar-free dessert. Make one that can be eaten by the entire family. Use XyloSweet to sweeten your cranberry sauce, pies or cake. The nice thing is, you won't be able to tell the difference. |
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As many of you probably know, November is American Diabetes Month. According to the American Diabetes Association more than 20 million children and adults in the United States suffer from diabetes, and nearly one-third of them have not been diagnosed with the disease and are unaware that they may have it. One of the main benefits of our XyloSweet product is that it is a safe sugar-substitute for those that suffer from diabetes. The 100% pure xylitol sweetener has very little impact on blood sugar levels, and as many you have already found out, it tastes like sugar. While many of us will be spending time in the kitchen this holiday season, keep I mind that XyloSweet can also be used in most culinary applications from sweetening tea to making pumpkin pie. It Xlear's goal to make XyloSweet accessible to as many people as possible, which is why you can find it in more than 5,000 health and natural product retailers across the country, as well as in the diabetic section of many Wal-Mart locations. We hope you enjoy this holiday season and this month's Crystal
Xlear Newsletter. As always, please send us your feedback and suggestions
to crystalxlear@xlear.com. |
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 Dr.
John Peldyak, DMD
Getting a healthier smile with a better sugar
As these bacteria break down carbohydrates, they produce harsh acids. Furthermore, they create a sticky biofilm that makes it hard for our saliva to wash them away. This biofilm holds the acids in place and begins the process of de-calcifying our teeth. In simpler terms, it begins the process of tooth decay. Now, you may be tempted to say that you know all about tooth decay and the ways to prevent it -- regular tooth brushing, flossing and using fluoride. But despite modern dentistry's best prevention efforts, tooth decay persists as a serious worldwide public health problem. Even in highly developed countries such as the United States, tooth decay remains the most common chronic childhood disease. And it's not just a problem for kids -- estimates suggest that one quarter of the adult population has untreated tooth decay. The direct cost associated with dental caries is high, and indirect costs such as time lost from school or work and physical inconvenience and discomfort are an additional burden. The newest statistics even indicate an alarming increase in tooth decay rates. Clearly, something more is needed. That "something more" is Xylitol. Please read the
rest of this article at Xlear.com/perspective. |
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Cooking with XylitolThis xylitol recipe is courtesy of the revised and expanded xylitol cookbook "Sweeten Your Life the Xylitol Way," by Karen Edwards, PhD. The recipe book is available through Xlear.com.
To prepare crust: Combine oats flour, xylitol, maple flavoring, pecans, salt and baking soda; mix well. Cut in butter and stir in applesauce; mixture should be crumbly. Divide crust mixture onto bottom of lightly butter 9"x13" baking pan. Bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes. To prepare filling: Place all filling ingredients except milk in large bowl and mix well; stir in milk To prepare bars: Spread filling over the curst and then sprinkle remaining crumb mixture over filling. Bake at 375 degrees for 18-20 minutes or until light golden brown. Yield: 32 bars. Per bar: Calories: 88, Carbs: 14.6; Fiber: 1.5 g, Fat: 3.9g, Sodium: 101.7 mg, Net Carbs: 5.9g Try this recipe, and send in your comments to recipes@xlear.com. Also, if you have a favorite recipe, and we use it in the monthly Cooking with Xylitol section of our newsletter, we'll send you a free, one-pound bag of XyloSweet. Email recipes to recipes@xlear.com. Buy Xylosweet today: Available in single-serve
packets, 1-pound,
and 3-pound sizes. |
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Xylitol and Xlear in the NewsSecret Ingredient in Gum can Help Fight Cavities, WHIO-TV,
KIRO-TV, KTVU, Others Tooth decay worsens with prolonged exposure, experts say, KGET
TV 17 Trick or Teeth, First Coast News Ready, Set, Boo: When it comes to gobblin', think of healthier
treats, smaller portions, Winston-Salem Journal No trick...healthy treats!, The Winnipeg Free Press A Low Calorie Sweeter That's Good For Your Teeth, WLUC
TV 6 Xlear, Inc. Issues Response to JAVMA Report on Dogs and Xylitol |
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Xlear Product TestimonialsXlear Nasal Wash "We were one ear infection away from having tubes put in his ears when we went to the dentist for his normal checkup. They told us about xylitol and the benefits of it preventing cavities. I went to your web site to order and found your nasal wash and decided to give it a try. "It has worked wonders! We have been antibiotic-free ever since. I have recommended it to numerous people since. " - Andi K." XyloSweet Would you like share your product testimonials with fellow Crystal
Xlear readers, please let us know by emailing us at CrystalXlear@xlear.com.
If we use your testimonial in our newsletter, we'll send you
a free 10-piece pack of Spry
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Customer FeedbackGot a question for Xlear? Want to know how xylitol and Xlear's
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There
is more to a healthy smile than just white teeth. On a daily basis
our teeth face a constant onslaught from bacteria and the acids
that they produce. The warm, moist environment in our mouths makes
an ideal breeding ground for these bacteria -- most notably
Streptococcus mutans -- and with the presence of refined carbohydrates
(particularly sugar) from our diets; the bacteria have an almost
endless food supply. 
