Birch Sugar Xylitol - 100 g

Details What is Xylitol (Birch sugar)? Xylitol is found as a natural sugar alcohol in many vegetables, fruits and the bark of different trees. Our birch sugar is made exclusively from birch and beech wood from Scandinavia. The Xylitol is extracted from the wood sugar (xylose) in a very complex way. Finely chopped wood is mixed with water. The wood-water mixture is then purified and filtered until all other substances are completely separated from the xylitol. Birch sugar is a natural sweetener suitable for diabetics Birch sugar is almost as sweet as sugar. It has slightly less sweetness as the familiar refined (white) table sugar but affects the blood sugar only slightly. This sugar is therefore very suitable for diabetics, as its glycemic value is only 7. Moreover, it contains far fewer calories than refined sugar. Xylitol Birch Sugar Benefits Xylitol is a natural alternative to sugar. Xylitol can be found in almost every toothpaste, and it is often found in chewing gum for whiter teeth. Pro's & cons plus-circle Natural alternative to sugar with a glycemic index of only 7. plus-circle Contains fewer calories than refined sugar. plus-circle Contributes to a balanced pH level in the mouth. Legal Disclaimer: We try to deliver organic qualité if possible. However, this is not always possible and the quality can varie during the year. This due to: insufficient harvest, not sufficient active principals in de organic qualité, temporarily not available in organic quality,…Do you wish more information on this, then we need to check our current stock. Allergan info: This product is packaged and/or stored in a facility that also processes products containing nuts, peanuts, mustard, celery, gluten, sesame, soy and sulphites. Despite all precautions, it is possible that this product contains traces of these allergens. Please consume for small trial quantity to avoid any alergical effects. Direction of use: Please consult dietician, physician, cosmetologist, herboriste, aurvedic experts for any external or internal usage.