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Aspartame & other sugar
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Artificial Sweeteners Linked To Weight Gain - Science Daily, 2/10/08 -
"relative to rats that ate yogurt sweetened with
glucose (a simple sugar with 15 calories/teaspoon, the same as table sugar),
rats given yogurt sweetened with zero-calorie saccharin later consumed more
calories, gained more weight, put on more body fat, and didn't make up for
it by cutting back later, all at levels of statistical significance"
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Severe Weight Loss Can Be Caused By Chewing Gum, Doctors Report -
Science Daily, 1/11/08 - "sorbitol consumption can
cause not only chronic diarrhoea and functional bowel complaints but also
considerable unintended weight loss (about 20% of usual body weight)"
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Sweetener Side Effects: Case Histories - WebMD, 1/10/08
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Aspartame Deemed Safe By Expert Panel - Science Daily, 9/15/07
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1 Daily Soda May Boost Heart Disease - WebMD, 7/23/07 -
"Drinking just one soft drink a day -- whether diet
or regular -- may boost your risk of getting heart disease ... drinking one
or more sodas a day was linked with a 44% higher risk of participants
developing metabolic syndrome"
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Aspartame Safety Study Stirs Emotions - WebMD, 6/26/07
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EU: Sugar substitute poses no cancer risk - USA Today, 5/5/06
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Aspartame-Cancer Link Refuted - WebMD, 4/4/06
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New
Study Suggests Artificial Sweetener Causes Cancer In Rats At Levels
Currently Approved For Humans - Science Daily, 2/13/06 -
"aspartame is a multipotential
carcinogenic compound whose carcinogenic effects are also evident at a daily
dose of 20 milligrams per kilogram of body weight (mg/kg), notably less than
the current acceptable daily intake for humans"
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Artificial Sweeteners: Are They Safe? - ABC News, 2/13/06
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Rat Study Shows Cancer, Aspartame Link - WebMD, 11/18/05
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Rat Study Links Aspartame to Cancer - Science Daily, 7/29/05
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Sweetener 'linked' to leukaemias - BBC News, 7/14/05 -
"Compared with control rats given no
sweetener, many of the female rats in the experiment developed lymphomas or
leukaemias - the risk increasing with the dose of aspartame"
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Drink More Diet Soda, Gain More Weight - WebMD, 6/13/05
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Are Artificial
Sweeteners Safe? - WebMD, 3/25/05
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Beware of More Deceptive Splenda Propaganda - mercola.com, 3/16/05
- Sweetener in the Spotlight: Is Splenda Safe? -
WebMD, 2/16/05 - "there are
currently only a handful of studies that question
Splenda's
safety and more than 100 which attest to it's safe use ... it simply hasn't
been around long enough to amass any long-term data -- or even short-term
data involving heavy consumption"
- Consumer Group Questions Splenda's Claims -
mercola.com, 1/17/05
- Study: Fake Sweeteners Boost Rats' Eating -
Intelihealth, 7/8/04
- Sugar Alternatives: Separating the Sweet from the Chaff
- Natural Foods Merchandiser, 7/04
- Artificial Sweeteners May Damage Diet Efforts -
WebMD, 6/30/04
- Artificial Sweetener May Disrupt Body's Ability To Count Calories, According
To New Study - Science Daily, 6/30/04
- The skinny on
sweeteners - MSNBC, 1/1/04 - "Based on what sweeteners are available now, my choice is Splenda, or
sucralose, when used by itself" - See
Splenda
at drugstore.com.
- How Safe Are the Sugar Substitutes? - Time,
9/15/03 - "I
think that
sucralose is safe, that
aspartame is probably safe and that serious questions about saccharin
remain"
- Aspartame:
Can a Little Bit Hurt? - Dr. Weil, 9/25/02
- A Safer
Sweetener? [Splenda/sucralose] - Dr. Weil, 5/22/02 - See
Splenda
at drugstore.com.
- Read
the Deadly Truth about Aspartame
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