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Xylitol
We have just introduced a whole range of Xylitol products (and I have switched my entire household to Xylitol!):     

Xylitol is a natural sugar replacement: safe, diabetic friendly, teeth friendly, antibacterial, etc.

Some of the products are:
  
  • sugarless chewing gum
  • sugarless toothpaste
  • nasal spray to treat sinusitis and other infections

Although xylitol tastes and looks exactly like sugar, that is where the similarities end. Xylitol is really sugar's mirror image. While sugar wreaks havoc on the body, xylitol heals and repairs.

Xylitol is a natural substance found in fibrous vegetables and fruit, as well as in corn cobs and various hardwood trees like birch. It is a natural, intermediate product which regularly occurs in the glucose metabolism of man and other animals, as well as in the metabolism of several plants and micro-organisms.