When I was first introduced to xylitol by a family member, the explanation was simple it is sugar
just produced differently and the final convincing point mentioned was that it is
used by people with diabetes. I remember how my uncle suffered from diabetes
and had to follow a strict diet a long time ago. Now my mom-in-law continues to
call xylitol “Healthy Sugar” and there are many reasons why.
“Xyla® is a healthy
sugar alternative,” says Julie Reid, Director of Sales, Xylitol Canada. “It has
an enormous list of benefits and can be used everywhere sugar is used: in our
coffee, jams, pies and cakes and has been used in Europe and many other
countries for years.” Xyla® has 40% less calories than sugar
and 75% less carbohydrates, so it’s slowly metabolized. I learned that xylitol has multiple benefits
including maintaining hormonal balance, reducing hot flashes, symptoms of PMS
and depression; it also inhibits
harmful yeast and prevents osteoporosis
and middle-ear infections. If you love sweets, you should definitely switch to Xyla®
as it contributes significantly to oral health by preventing plaque and dental
cavities.
I use Xyla® xylitol (I buy a 1lb bag) mostly for
preparing hot cereal in the morning. So when I received my gift box which
included 2 lb. canister, box of 100 sachets and candies, I was impressed with the varieties of Xyla® xylitol products we have right now on the Canadian market: bags,
canisters, box of 100 sachets (great for tea and coffee), Xyla® gum, mints, candy, chocolate, lollipops, jam and various
condiments. For my review I started using sachets for my tea and coffee (and I
drink quite a lot adding spoons of sugar). What I first noticed was that I stopped having the after taste I usually have and did not feel any bloating after eating. I gave grape candies to my family members,
and they liked them so much especially when there are so many flavours to
choose from: raspberry, watermelon, grape, licorice etc.
It is
amazing to find out that celebrities who want to look good, stay in a shape and
just be healthy also started switching to xylitol as a healthy sugar
alternative, for example Laila Ali
adds 1 tablespoon of her go-to sugar substitute, xylitol to her breakfast and
fabulous Gwyneth Paltrow uses xylitol
in her latest cookbook, It’s All Good
(by the way I like her recipe Sweet potato & five-spice muffins).
In Canada Xyla® xylitol can
be purchased online http://store.xylitolcanada.com/; at
Whole Foods (Xyla® mints); London Drugs, Bulk Barn; Choices Market; and at http://www.xylitolcanada.com/store-listing/
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