|
Recent
Random
ALL
|
Vitamins Information (Home) > Sources > Xylitol
Xylitol occurs naturally in straw, corncobs, fruit, vegetables, cereals, mushrooms, and some seaweeds. For use in food manufacturing, xylitol is extracted from birch wood chips. Xylitol may be found in many foods labeled as "sugar-free," including hard candies, cookies, chewing gums, soft drinks, and throat lozenges.
VISITOR COMMENTS on "Xylitol Sources": 
 |
More Articles |
 |
1. Ornithine Alpha-Ketoglutarate Sources
Although the amino acids that comprise OKG are present in protein foods such as meat and poultry and fish, the OKG compound is found [...]
|
2. Potassium Information
Potassium is an essential mineral needed to regulate water balance, levels of acidity, blood pressure, and neuromuscular function. This mineral also [...]
|
3. Fish Oil and Cod Liver Oil (EPA & DHA) Side Effects
Fish Oil and Cod Liver Oil (EPA & DHA) Side EffectsWhile those with heart disease and diabetes have often been [...]
|
4. Amylase Inhibitors Sources
Amylase inhibitors can be extracted from several types of plants, especially those in the legume family. Currently available Amylase inhibitors are extracted from either white kidney bean or wheat.
|
|
ADD YOUR LINK HERE
Visitors' Blog
|
