Study Links Higher Xylitol Levels to Increased Heart Risks, Causality Unclear

Study Links Higher Xylitol Levels to Increased Heart Risks, Causality Unclear

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A recent study has found an association between higher blood levels of the sugar substitute xylitol and an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and death. However, researchers emphasize that the relationship is correlational and that cause and effect have not been established.

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