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Old 09-18-2012, 04:33 PM #9
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Hello Sally and others,

There is a natural sugar that does not raise blood sugar, so it is safe for diabetics. Humans metabolize this sugar very slowly and easily...plus it helps to prevent cavities.
I don't know if they ship to the USA but hopefully they do for those who are interested.

Big warning here: DO NOT give it to pets (dogs and cats)! It will kill them just like antifreeze does as they lack an enzyme to metabolize it.

Xylitol Supplier
http://store.xylitolcanada.com/

With love, Erika
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