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10 Health Benefits of Xylitol | Natural Health & Organic Living Blog | Your Unified Airway: keeping it healthy | Scoop.it
scoop.it — “Xylitol is a safe substitute for sugar for a variety of reasons. Here is a list of ten (I love using xylitol.” View full resource at scoop.it
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Xylitol Gum May Protect Against Ear Infections, But It Takes Work : Shots - Health Blog : NPR
npr.org — “Giving children gum with xylitol, a sugar substitute, appears to reduce the risk of ear infections by 25 percent. But it takes a lot of chewing each day to achieve that result.” View full resource at npr.org
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Xylitol Makes Chewing Gum Good for Your Body - RealSelf blog
realself.com — “While gum is usually associated with bad habits like loud smacking and improper disposal, certain gums contain an ingredient that may make chewing gum a...” View full resource at realself.com
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Chewing gum that's actually good for you? It's not Willy Wonka -- it's the xylitol ingredient http://t.co/XRiriQmP
Health Benefits of Chewing Gum | YourNaturalWellness.com
yournaturalwellness.com — “Unlike in the old days when chewin gums promarily contain corn sweeteners which cause tooth decay, most chewng gums today are made with non-sugar sweeteners such as xylitol. It has cavity reducing qualities therefore promoting good oral health. Now that the gums produced today does not have content, we can fully take advantage of the health benefits of chewing gums.” View full resource at yournaturalwellness.com
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icyou.com — “Lemon juice is very healthy and so refreshing when you add Xylitol to make homemade lemonade.” View full resource at icyou.com
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Xlear Finds Way to Give Back
marketwire.com — “As part of the company's ongoing effort to give back to its worldwide community and provide people around the globe with the benefits of xylitol, Xlear, Inc. donated more than $170,000 in products and cash donations throughout 2010. The largest donation, consisting of more than 31,000 4oz. tubes of Spry Cool Mint toothpaste, was presented to the people of Haiti following the devastating” View full resource at marketwire.com
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Russell A. Faust
Dr. Russell Faust received his PhD in Molecular & Cellular Biology at the University of Washington, his MD (and residency in Otolaryngology) at the University of Minnesota, and completed his specialty fellowship training in Pediatric Otolaryngology at Johns Hopkins University. He currently holds faculty appointments at Wayne State University, and Ohio State University, and is active in translational research at Ohio State University.
Dr. Faust is double-boarded by: the American Board of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery, and the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine.
Dr. Faust specializes in integrative pediatric ENT care, especially in the area of pediatric rhinitis and sinusitis. His area of surgical expertise is in minimally-invasive surgery for children, including endoscopic skull base surgery, and even robotic surgery.
His research interests match his clinical interests, and he has ongoing clinical trials to define the bacterial species that are responsible for chronic infections of the upper airway, including rhinitis, sinusitis, and tonsillitis. -
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