This week, it’s that sucralose, the artificial sweetener found in Splenda, as well as Diet Coke with Splenda has been found to be “genotoxic,” meaning it can break down DNA, which is widely accepted ...

Sugar—sweet, satisfying, and everywhere. From fresh fruit and honey to processed table sugar and drinks, it sneaks into ...

We need more research on artificial sweeteners to better understand their effects. Work is currently ongoing to collate a database of all clinical trials investigating sweetener use. This will ...

There is also evidence to suggest that aspartame and other artificial sweeteners may disruptthe gut microbiome, which could have negative effects on digestive health and immune function ...

The primary concern is that the long-term health effects of these lesser-known chemicals are also unknown. So, as consumers continue to be exposed to them, it remains unclear how that exposure is ...

From Splenda to Truvia, artificial sweeteners are hundreds of times sweeter than sugar. You’ll find them in yogurts, ice creams, sodas and almost everything tasty in between. But are they healthy?

Sugar is famously bad for us, but is artificial sweetener any better ... discomfort after consuming aspartame, such side effects are relatively uncommon,” he added. According to Dr Asif ...

Sugar is famously bad for us, but is artificial sweetener any better ... experiencing headaches or gastrointestinal discomfort after consuming aspartame, such side effects are relatively uncommon,” he ...