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Xylitol - Kills Bacteria, has Anti-adherence effects, and Promotes Salivation |
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Kill bacteria, prevent bacteria from sticking to teeth, and promote salication
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Darrell Miller | 11/12/19 |
Date:
November 12, 2019 03:08 PM
Author: Darrell Miller
(support@vitanetonline.com)
Subject: Kill bacteria, prevent bacteria from sticking to teeth, and promote salication
Destroys Bacterial Biofilm
Xylitol is a Sugar alcohol with a unique 5-carbon structure. Clinical studies suggest xylitol breaks up biofilm bacteria found in the teeth. Bacteria found in the teeth try and consume this unique 5-carbon sugar molecule, but soon discover it can not break down the sugar for food, so it expends all its energy trying to expel the sugar effectively starving out the bacteria and killing it.
Has anti-adherence Effect:
Xylitol also has anti-adherence effects within the mouth. When you brush of floss with xylitol, the bacteria in the mouth can not stick to anything, because of this the bacteria can not colonize and reproduce.
Can promote salivation:
Xylitol promotes salivation which is a natural defense system in the mouth. By consuming mints, gum, and other forms of foods that contain xyltiol, one can help prevent cavities and improve oral health. Have you had your xylitol today?
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XYLITOL 1 LB
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