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Fluoride-Free with Baking Soda Fresh Taste Whitening Reduces Plaque Gluten-Free XyliWhite is a fluoride-free toothpaste gel from NOW Foods that utilizes the well-researched benefits of xylitol to help support desirable oral health. Xylitol is a natural sugar alcohol with a taste and texture that is remarkably similar to table sugar, with 40% fewer calories! Unlike many of the chemicals found in other fluoride-based, whitening toothpastes, xylitol is an all natural, well-tolerated substance that occurs naturally in many fruits, berries and other natural sources. In fact, the human body manufactures as much as 15 grams of xylitol every day. NOW® XyliWhite Toothpaste is all-natural, formulated from select materials, and guaranteed to be of superior quality. The benefits of xylitol are well-documented, and studies continue to show its beneficial role in oral health. XyliWhite toothpaste is completely safe for users of every age. Also available in Refreshmint and Cinnafresh. The XyliWhite Advantage Xyliwhite Platinum Mint with Baking Soda is a remarkable flouride-free toothpaste gel that uses all-natural Xylitol as its main ingredient. Formulated with the cleanest ingredients Free of SLS chemicals (sodium lauryl sulfate) Uses vegetarian/vegan ingredients Contains the whitening power of Baking Soda Clean fresh mint taste Healthy teeth that are whiter and stronger Contains 25% Xylitol, one of the highest contents available! For adults and children alike The Xylitol Revolution: Sweet Versatality
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
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Non-fluoridated toothpaste a very good product to have in your home.
After finding out that Sodium Fluoride is a poison, I decided to switch to a non fluoridated toothpaste.
Fluoride is a bi-product from things like aluminum and fertilizers. And the FDA classifies it as a drug!
If you look on the back of a fluoride toothpaste tube, it states: If swallowed, call your local poison control center.
So, if fluoride is safe, like they have been telling us, why would I need to call a poison control center???
(Not that I would be inclined to purposely swallow fluoride toothpaste as an adult, but your child might, cause I know I did).
It is a known fact that a little bit of your toothpaste is swallowed each time you brush, and they recommend brushing 3 times a day. That's alot of little doses that end up being swallowed day after day. It may be good as a topical for your teeth, though not recommended because it can be absorbed into your gums and inside your mouth, also, it is bad for your internal organs. Fluoride also burns the skin. Imagine what it does to your body.
You can research the facts for yourself. Just Google it!
I chose XyliWhite Platinum Baking Soda Toothpaste because there are not alot of choices out there, but I tried it, and I liked it.
Never never never, will I go back to fluoride toothpaste!!!
PS: Don't forget to floss :)
After finding out that Sodium Fluoride is a poison, I decided to switch to a non fluoridated toothpaste.
Fluoride is a bi-product from things like aluminum and fertilizers. And the FDA classifies it as a drug!
If you look on the back of a fluoride toothpaste tube, it states: If swallowed, call your local poison control center.
So, if fluoride is safe, like they have been telling us, why would I need to call a poison control center???
(Not that I would be inclined to purposely swallow fluoride toothpaste as an adult, but your child might, cause I know I did).
It is a known fact that a little bit of your toothpaste is swallowed each time you brush, and they recommend brushing 3 times a day. That's alot of little doses that end up being swallowed day after day. It may be good as a topical for your teeth, though not recommended because it can be absorbed into your gums and inside your mouth, also, it is bad for your internal organs. Fluoride also burns the skin. Imagine what it does to your body.
You can research the facts for yourself. Just Google it!
I chose XyliWhite Platinum Baking Soda Toothpaste because there are not alot of choices out there, but I tried it, and I liked it.
Never never never, will I go back to fluoride toothpaste!!!
PS: Don't forget to floss :)
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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Platinum mint is better then XyliWhite's other toothpaste, refreshmint. It does great in terms of flavor but negative points when it comes to staying power. Though it holds together better then refreshmint, it still doesn't stick around by the time you're actually done brushing your teeth. A better healthy alterative is Tom's of Maine propolis & myrrh. That toothpaste has great flavor and sticks with brushing your teeth to the point you're done.
Those interested in knowing the ingredients to this product:
Water, xylitol, hydrated silica, sodium bicarbonate, glycerin, sorbitol, natural mint flavor, peppermint oil, sodium coco-sulfate, carrageenan, papain, tea tree leaf oil, sodium carbonate and potassium sorbate.
Those interested in knowing the ingredients to this product:
Water, xylitol, hydrated silica, sodium bicarbonate, glycerin, sorbitol, natural mint flavor, peppermint oil, sodium coco-sulfate, carrageenan, papain, tea tree leaf oil, sodium carbonate and potassium sorbate.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I like the natural ingredients, the clean feeling in my mouth after brushing, and the thumbs up from my dentist at my most recent visit.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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The hardest part in finding a good non-fluoride toothpaste is finding one that tastes well and leaves your breath smelling clean and fresh. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Hector Diez de Bonilla
so far so good............ but dont expect it to be like colgate!
So after some research on fluoride and how bad it supposedly is and being someone who suffers from canker sores i decided to search for an alternative to regular toothpaste. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Antonio P. Ageeb
pleasant, smart xylitol alternative
I'm using a lot of xylitol products and like what they can do in terms of adjusting the pH of the mouth, making your teeth feel slippery clean, and providing a "food" for the... Read more
Published 10 days ago by a consumer
Good alternative to the name brands.
I bought this after doing a lot of research regarding flouride. Flouride is analogous to radiation. Great for X-rays, bad for continued exposure. Read more
Published 19 days ago by Mark Muehlbauer
excellent
tastes great, easy to brush with, have not gone to the dentist since started brushing so no info on that. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mr. Richard H. Hansen
Good results
I have been using XyliWhite for over a year now because it is one of the only options that is SLS and Flouride free. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Read A. Book
So fresh and clean
A great toothpaste. It leaves my mouth feeling clean and refreshed. No overpowering taste. Unlike some whitening toothpastes that leave a strange film on teeth, this rinses very... Read more
Published 3 months ago by M. Di Noto
happy with this toothpaste
My older daughter suffers from ailments resulting from unadequate US medical care (such as diagnostic services), fluoride in the water and other factors stemming from unhealthy... Read more
Published 4 months ago by E. Parker
My Favorite
I have looked for and tried MANY toothpaste type products that do not contain flouride or sodium laureth sulfate (sls). Read more
Published 20 months ago by Irene Hill
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