Sentences with phrase «eat xylitol»

Dogs who eat xylitol may experience symptoms of severe hypoglycemia within an hour after eating it.

I can't eat xylitol so I used liquid stevia instead.

After eating xylitol, acid - producing bacteria falls as much as 90 %, therefore the bacteria can't stick to the surface of the teeth which decrease plaque buildup.

I've just started eating xylitol, and the adrenal gland issues are new too, so I'm not really sure what triggers me yet (except caffeine, that really triggers me) it could just be a coincidence with the xylitol... we'll see with a little more time:)

It's not too much of a stretch to see that if one already has gastroparesis, eating xylitol is not recommended.

I've just started eating xylitol, and the adrenal gland issues are new too, so I'm not really sure what triggers me yet (except caffeine, that really triggers me) it could just be a coincidence with the xylitol... we'll see with a little more time:)

If you think that your dog may have eaten any xylitol, it is critical to see your vet or animal ER.

If you suspect that your pet has eaten a xylitol - containing sweet or food, please contact your veterinarian or Animal Poison Control Center immediately.

(ref) Pets accidentally eating xylitol - containing products can also result in seizures because they cause such a sudden drop in blood sugar.

Not exact matches

I use xylitol but find it difficult, will try to adapt some of your lovely ideas, but I don't think we should be calling this clean eating.

Xylitol can sometimes have that impact if you eat too much of it!

This recipe is easily adaptable & its on the high end of affordability also I give this 4 thumbs up for a perfect in a pinch affordable sweet that wont kill you while eating it when you have a serious sweet tooth I can see me adding dried fruit to this, I have fruit sugar & xylitol are thee ok to add as sweeteners?

I used xylitol (4 tbsp) instead of yacon and agave (can't eat fruits or honey at the moment so xylitol is a great substitute).

So, if you feel that you absolutely can not stick to your 30 Day Challenge without sweets, then using xylitol and Sweetleaf liquid stevia is better than falling back to eating SAD (standard American diet) food!

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were all of the people who ate the frosting with powdered xylitol «used to» having xylitol?

One thing though: xylitol is not entirely natural, so if you don't want to eat processed sugars, xylitol is not a good idea:) But thank you!

I didn't know xylitol wasn't good for you to eat.

I purchased and realized it has xylitol in it and I remembered u did a post and how this is not good for u. Is it ok to put xylitol up ur nose but not eat?

You can also try to add Xylitol that is easier to find even in supermarkets (although I'm not a big fan of it, it causes digestive issues if you eat more than 50 grams).

When dogs eat gum, a fast insulin release rapidly decreases the blood sugar within 10 to 60 minutes of consuming the dangerous ingredient in gum — xylitol.

Our bodies naturally produce up to 15 grams of Xylitol daily from the foods we eat, but Xylitol has no substantial nutritive value.

Stop eating refined sugar, eat healthy and brush with baking soda, xylitol, coconut oil or a real natural toothpaste (they usually come in a jar).

And it's possible that eating too much xylitol could even contribute to the development of gastroparesis in sensitive people.

I ate uncured bacon, real eggs, butter, 80/20 ground meat, unprocessed meats, wild salmon and mackerel, coconut oil, any green vegetable, cauliflower, tomatoes, any nuts, tomatoes, cherries, limes, Himalayan pink salt, xylitol, hard cheeses and strawberries all the time.

Your family vet may need to consult with a veterinary poison control center to figure out how much xylitol your dog ate and to decide if inpatient or outpatient care is best for your dog.

The dog shows more interest in eating cleaning products, Insecticides, poisonous plants, human medications, toxic human foods, chocolate, xylitol and similar foods.

If your dog eats a product that has xylitol in it, contact your family veterinarian, local animal emergency hospital, or ASPCA Poison Control immediately.

In other words, your dog may incur liver damage no matter how much (or how little) xylitol he ate.

If your dog has eaten a product containing xylitol and begins showing signs of weakness, incoordination, depression, or seizures, call your veterinarian immediately.

Your dog is better off eating sugar than xylitol!

Candy, sweets or dairy products can also cause some gastric distress for your pup; those containing xylitol, an artificial sweetener, can be fatal if eaten.

If you suspect your pet has eaten anything containing xylitol, it's always better to be safe than sorry: call your vet or visit the local clinic.

Dogs only have to eat more than 0.1 g / kg of xylitol for their blood sugar levels to crash.

Finding out how much xylitol a dog has eaten is very difficult because not all companies say how much xylitol is in their product.

A good rule of thumb to follow is if your dog has eaten something with xylitol, then they need to be taken to a vet immediately.

If your dog eats the sugar - free version of this classic, red and white hard candy or anything containing xylitol, including certain kinds of gum, toothpaste and baked goods, rush them to the vet immediately because xylitol poisoning can be fatal.

If your dog ate gum with xylitol, play it safe and consult with your vet for treatment.

Things that your dog should never eat are: chocolate, coffee, macadamia nuts, avocados, onions, alcohol, grapes, raisins, cooked bones, and xylitol (a low - calorie sweetener)

What to do if your pet eats a product with xylitol: Contact a veterinarian or veterinary poison hotline right away!

Call your veterinarian immediately if your pet has eaten something known or suspected to contain xylitol.

Liver failure can occur within a matter of days, so seek help from your veterinarian straight way if you think you cat has eaten something containing xylitol.

When dogs eat something that contains xylitol, the sweetener can cause their bodies to rapidly release a rush of insulin, which doesn't happen in people.

As xylitol is being used in an increasingly wide range and number of products, more and more dogs are getting sick from eating this «all natural» sugar substitute.

Ah, I see that MSNBC had an article about the chicken jerky problem and then followed it with an article about xylitol toxicity in dogs who ate halloween candy.

I have seen dogs eat a pan of baked goods cooked with xylitol and go into liver failure.

You suspect or know your pet has eaten something poisonous (such as antifreeze, xylitol, chocolate, rodent poison, etc).

Be very careful to avoid your Chihuahua eating chewing gum as this often contains xylitol.

Chewing gums and breath mints can contain as much 100 % xylitol per piece, so a 10 pound dog would only have to eat as little as one piece of gum to experience a potentially toxic dose!

These same guests may also leave suitcases or purses within reach of your dog which means your dog might eat someone else's medication, sugarless gum - which often has the ingredient xylitol, highly dangerous to dogs — or who knows what else?