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Should I stop using xylitol?
The study highlights a significant link between xylitol consumption and an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes, with some participants showing a 57% higher likelihood of 'cardiovascular events'. While more research is always helpful, these findings suggest it might be wise to consider reducing your intake of products containing xylitol, especially if you're concerned about heart health.
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