Xylitol Chewing Gum, A Healthier Choice
Thursday, October 29th, 2009Have you ever heard of a healthy Xylitol chewing gum? My wife’s recent search for a healthy gum for our son was getting all too frustrating until we found a Xylitol gum called Xponent! This healthy pharmaceutical grade Xylitol sweetened chewing gum is the best invention since sliced bread!
This search revealed that chewing gum helps promote saliva production. Saliva is comprised of about 95.5% water but also contains electrolytes, mucus and antibacterial compounds.
Our seemingly simple goal was to stimulate saliva in our son’s mouth and fulfill his gum chewing request. The catch is, we have to do this with a clean conscience. Many of us don’t really have time to read gum labels. The font is so small you need a magnifying glass and when additives are listed at less than 2% of the product, it seems mysteriously harmless.
For us though, part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle is consuming healthy foods as well as avoiding questionable ingredients. Handing something to your unsuspecting 4 year old son is a responsibility beyond equation and taking chances on products deemed “safe at current levels of consumption” is simply not an option.
When we found the Xponent Xylitol gum, we learned that not only is it recommended and used by medical and dental professionals worldwide, it also:
- Has a cool clean sweetness with no aftertaste
- It is safe for both children and pregnant women and
- Promotes healthy bacteria which supports the health of ears and sinuses
We were determined to find a healthier gum without questionable additives and it is now available at Brownwood Acres and FruitFast. The next time you or someone you love reaches for a piece of gum, take it from Brownwood Acres and the grab Xponent Xylitol chewing gum, now available in Fruit, Spearmint and Peppermint flavors and economically packed in a 100 piece jar. Now you may all seriously commence chewing with a clean conscience!








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