Recommendations for natural no-plastic gum?

[Anonymous]

There are options online, but I want to see if anyone has personal recommendations. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Get Pur gum peppermint.
The main ingredient is Xylitol 1g per gum.
Xylitol is known to be very good for your teeth.
I find it at Target or order it at Amazon.

[Anonymous]

If you are buying product with xylitol be very careful if you have dogs. It is very toxic to them if ingested.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you are buying product with xylitol be very careful if you have dogs. It is very toxic to them if ingested.

Toxic for humans also. Won't kill you, but is very harmful overall, same as most fake sweeteners.

[Anonymous]

Gum has plastic in it?😳

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gum has plastic in it?😳

I suppose wax is a form of "plastic"? Dunno.

But most everything we eat now has plastic in it. Microplastics are a thing. Mostly from clothing/laundry, but also food packaging, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get Pur gum peppermint.
The main ingredient is Xylitol 1g per gum.
Xylitol is known to be very good for your teeth.
I find it at Target or order it at Amazon.

This gives you diarrhea though. Two a day is okay but after that is not good. Maybe it’s the xylitol in it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Get Pur gum peppermint.
The main ingredient is Xylitol 1g per gum.
Xylitol is known to be very good for your teeth.
I find it at Target or order it at Amazon.

This gives you diarrhea though. Two a day is okay but after that is not good. Maybe it’s the xylitol in it?

xylitol is a toxin.
Humans used to use oxidized lead in their wine to sweeten it. Imagine the toxins we use these days with all the artificial sweeteners.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Get Pur gum peppermint.
The main ingredient is Xylitol 1g per gum.
Xylitol is known to be very good for your teeth.
I find it at Target or order it at Amazon.

This gives you diarrhea though. Two a day is okay but after that is not good. Maybe it’s the xylitol in it?

If you use xylitol like sugar in baking it might but few grams in gum is actually good for your teeth.