Sweet Cures Advanced Glyconutrients
Xylotene™: Sweet Cures Highly Beneficial New Product
We have now added Xylotene to our order form - by popular demand. As with
the Waterfall D-Mannose, we (Anna and John), developed and use the Xylotene
ourselves. It is a pure combination of the essential glyconutrient d-xylose,
with it's derivative, xylitol, that helps to maintain healthy teeth, gums,
joints, and bones. It is particularly useful against mouth ulcers, dry
socket, and other gum problems. If you are prone to any of these problems,
or sensitive teeth problems, regular use of Xylotene will help you maintain
top oral health.
It is also useful against Stereptococcus. We are getting people say this has worked for them in combination with Waterfall D-Mannose, when they 've had a really tricky case that the Waterfall D-Mannose doesn't quite completely clear.
Xylotene has other uses. Please read on for more information...
We are already starting to get good feedback on the benefits of Xylotene: |
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(This one was to do with helping to heal a difficult bladder infection). "The Xylotene I think has been fantastic - so am looking
forward to keeping that up. I think it has made a big difference".
- Amanda |
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"May I start with a huge thank you for your incredible product - I've been using D-Mannose religiously for several months now and it has pulled me out of a 15 year cycle of repeat infections... " [but then she ran out of Waterfall D-Mannose, and ended up with a very difficult infection that left a legacy of urgency] Katrina continues: "When my last order of Mannose came in, I ordered 3 packs and received the free pack of Xylotene with it, which I tried straight away. You know what? It fixed up the urgency problem within half a day! I'm now back to normal (Thank God!)"- Katrina Beath |
Hi John and Anna, Just a note to add to your ever-growing information on Xylotene. I suffer from periodontitis - inherited from my mother and have spent fortunes and years having treatment on my gums. For the most part the treatment has been successful but recently I have been adding calcium orotate powder to my diet and I have been using xylotene as a mouthwash every morning and night. Together with the D-Mannose, I am keeping the cystitis under control, but on a visit last week to my periodontist, he was astonished to observe that my gums were very much better and one of my canines which was loosening had suddenly become very firmly fixed in my jaw!!! What a surprise. It would seem that the calcium orotate has been very efficiently taken up by the xylotene exactly as you have said. My periodontist is watching with interest and I will keep you informed. I shall be seeing him again in November and I hope that the xylotene will help to reduce any deep pockets around the teeth thus saving me the extremely uncomfortable deep scaling that I seem to go through so often. Thank you both and watch this space. If you wish to use any of the above as information for others please feel free to do so. Regards, Genny Bobroff |
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"Can't believe it. A single mouthwash with Xylotene got rid of a mouthfull of ulcers - the next day, they were just gone!" - Jack |
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Xylotene looks like crystallised table sugar, and it actually tastes sweeter. You can put a spoonful in a drink, rinse your mouth with it, and then swallow it instead of spitting it out to gain all the benefits.
Unlike sucrose which, as everyone knows is damaging to health, teeth, and the waistline, Xylotene has multiple health benefits. Xylose is the first sugar to be attached in forming the glycoprotein chains involving chondroitin, a supplement that helps to prevent joint damage with regular use.
Xylitol (one of the ingredients of Xylotene), contributes to the ongoing process in our body of calcium remineralization.While it's not going to make your bad tooth grow back, or repair a crumpled spine, it can help prevent caries and other oral health problems as part of a regime of oral hygiene, and long-term use should help prevent the loss of calcium from other areas in the body.
In the intestines, it has been shown to facilitate the absorption of calcium through the gut wall and may play a role in the xylitol-associated prevention of calcium demineralisation. In other words, calcium absorption is enhanced, so your bone density and tooth health should improve.
So it appears to be an excellent mouthwash that you can swallow after rinsing. It non-chemically solves and prevents gum problems, and it is great for use before sex because of the way it attaches to Streptococcus - a common inhabitant of the mouth that can causes dental plaque and can cause real problems if it gets up the urethra. Both partners should mouthwash.
Diabetes and Weight loss factors.
Xylotene can be used as a sweeteners for diabetics, and proving only a few spoonfuls a day are used, (Xylotene has much less glycogen effect than sucrose or fructose) it may help lower blood sugar levels. For the non-diabetic, this may help reduce sugar cravings. There could be beneficial liver effects too, since xylose could help lower transaminaseand ketones. Despite all this, we caution diabetics to monitor their blood-sugar levels.
Tissue repair
Xylose is an important nutrient for creation and repair of connective tissue. Xylose is necessary for efficient synthesis of the polysaccharide that is central to collagen. In collagen, links that provide for its strength are composed of xylose bridges. When such synthesis is impaired, the result is connective tissue disease, so xylose like mannose helps reduce inflammation and scarring, and promotes tissue healing.
Anyway, our research is ongoing. I hope this provides an idea of how Xylotene could be a useful supplement for you.
Ordering Xylotene
You can order Xylotene on our main Order Page. It's Option 3 on the drop-down list.
The price is the same as for Waterfall D-Mannose, but you get twice as mch (ie: 100g packs instead of 50g packs)