A large-scale study in Africa found a 30 percent reduction in very-low-birth-weight babies born to pregnant women who chewed xylitol-sweetened gum.
Cavities are mostly due to a stealthy bacterium that lives in our mouths–the good news is that certain natural remedies can help reduce them.
Xylitol is naturally present in trace amounts in many fruits and vegetables, but it is added in larger quantities to sugar-free candy, gum, and baked goods.
Xylitol poisons dogs and sometimes cats need their teeth to be cleaned professionally.
A large-scale study in Africa found a 30 percent reduction in very-low-birth-weight babies born to pregnant women who chewed xylitol-sweetened gum.
Cavities are mostly due to a stealthy bacterium that lives in our mouths–the good news is that certain natural remedies can help reduce them.
Xylitol is naturally present in trace amounts in many fruits and vegetables, but it is added in larger quantities to sugar-free candy, gum, and baked goods.
Xylitol poisons dogs and sometimes cats need their teeth to be cleaned professionally.