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SCIENTIFIC SCORE
No researches found
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USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 4 Reviews
8.2
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 tsp (4 g)
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Calories
10
Total Fat
0 g
0%
Sodium
0 mg
0%
Total Carbohydrates
4 g
1%
Total Sugars
0 g
Xylitol
4 g
1%
Protein
0 g
Most Useful Reviews
9.5
Drastic sinusitis improvement
For nasal rinses, it’s a godsend! I discovered that xylitol is toxic to harmful bacteria in my oral and nasal cavities, and it truly works. Using it daily has drastically cleared my sinusitis, and I can breathe normally—it feels blissful. As a sweetener, it hasn't upset my gut even at quantities above 5 grams (for me). It has the same sweetness as sugar without an aftertaste. In fact, it clears my mouth as it goes down, unlike sugar, which can cause odour, acidity, and damage to my enamel.
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8.8
Effective sinusitis relief
The packaging is complete and clean, with very good quality! The otolaryngologist recommended using xylitol for nasal rinsing with boiled water to improve nasal sensitivity and sinusitis. After three consecutive days of rinsing, I found it genuinely helpful! The price is very affordable, making it a natural and economical treatment method.
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4.5
Relief from sinusitis
This seriously affected my digestive system negatively. I used this product as a sugar substitute for five years to maintain my oral hygiene, having initially discovered it in relation to alleviating my chronic sinusitis, which it did after three years along with manuka honey. I am incredibly grateful for that relief. Initially, I had no issues, but about 16 months ago, I started experiencing constipation, fatigue, and brain fog, which I incorrectly attributed to an antibiotic. After learning that some users reported digestive problems after three years with xylitol, I ceased using it and felt 100% better.
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User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 4 Reviews
8.2
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9.5
Drastic sinusitis improvement
For nasal rinses, it’s a godsend! I discovered that xylitol is toxic to harmful bacteria in my oral and nasal cavities, and it truly works. Using it daily has drastically cleared my sinusitis, and I can breathe normally—it feels blissful. As a sweetener, it hasn't upset my gut even at quantities above 5 grams (for me). It has the same sweetness as sugar without an aftertaste. In fact, it clears my mouth as it goes down, unlike sugar, which can cause odour, acidity, and damage to my enamel.
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8.8
Effective sinusitis relief
The packaging is complete and clean, with very good quality! The otolaryngologist recommended using xylitol for nasal rinsing with boiled water to improve nasal sensitivity and sinusitis. After three consecutive days of rinsing, I found it genuinely helpful! The price is very affordable, making it a natural and economical treatment method.
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4.5
Relief from sinusitis
This seriously affected my digestive system negatively. I used this product as a sugar substitute for five years to maintain my oral hygiene, having initially discovered it in relation to alleviating my chronic sinusitis, which it did after three years along with manuka honey. I am incredibly grateful for that relief. Initially, I had no issues, but about 16 months ago, I started experiencing constipation, fatigue, and brain fog, which I incorrectly attributed to an antibiotic. After learning that some users reported digestive problems after three years with xylitol, I ceased using it and felt 100% better.
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8
Helpful for children
The value is excellent! Children frequently develop sinusitis due to colds. After researching online, I learned that rinsing the nose with xylitol is more beneficial than using warm salt water, so I purchased a pack. It has been well-tolerated by my children, who can wash their noses daily without issues. This time, when one of them caught a cold, they didn't develop sinusitis, and daily rinsing with xylitol seemed to help with nasal congestion. There is no unpleasant smell—it's just like ordinary granulated sugar, making it safe to use.
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