Sayan Sugar Free All Natural Gum, Siberian Larch Tree Resin and Beeswax Chewing Gum for Fresh Breath, Vegetarian, Non-GMO, No Sugar, Gluten Free, Aspartame Free, No Preservatives - 6 Packs (96 Pieces)

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About Sayan Sugar Free All Natural Gum, Siberian Larch

Stop Putting Poisons In Your Body Unique Natural Gum was created because we couldn't find any gum with only natural ingredients on the market. You can find regular chewing gum in stores or on line which is full of artificial substances. FDA allows manufacturers to hide synthetic ingredients in gum products (also referred to as "gum base"), meaning the gum you currently chew may contain rubber, plastic, or other unnatural ingredients. Know exactly what you are chewing with our Sayan gum. Unique Flavor with Refreshing Outcome Siberian Larch: For a mild, refreshing taste that carries faint notes of horehound and herbal flavors. This Siberian Larch Resin and Beeswax gum is a great after-meal option. The Siberian Larch is native to Siberia, the most ecologically pure region in the world. This large tree is known for its hardiness against the frost and extreme cold temperatures of the region. The resin used for this gum is extracted from solidified sap that forms on the hearty trunk of the tree, maintaining the stalwart properties of the tree itself. Many products on the market claim to be gum that's good for teeth, which really are not. Do right for your mouth and body by opting for Sayan natural gum. It is: Aspartame-Free Sucralose-Free Saccharin-Free Xylitol-Free Sorbitol-Free Gluten-Free Preservative-Free Sugar-Free Non GMO Let's Get Back To Our Roots Not only is this ecologically-clean gum safe for your body and the environment, at Sayan, we wanted to get back to nature where mankind is rooted. For thousands of years, civilizations from Ancient Greeks to the Native Americans chewed natural substances from blubber to betel nuts, feeding into a human's natural impulse to chew. We believe mother earth provides us with the cleanest and healthiest of ingredients and, as such, it is our duty to treat her as well as she treats us.