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Common Artificial Sweetener Aspartame May Cause Cancer: List Of Foods And Drinks It Is Used In
The World Health Organization is set to declare aspartame as "possibly carcinogenic to humans." Carcinogenic means having the potential to cause cancer.
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How Is Stevia A Healthy Alternative To Sugar? Here Are 5 Benefits Of Consuming Stevia
Stevia is low in calories, does not affect blood sugar levels and contains compounds that have been shown to have a range of health benefits.
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How Is Stevia A Healthy Alternative To Sugar?
Stevia works as a sweetener due to the presence of natural compounds called steviol glycosides. Let's understand how this sweetener is actually beneficial for us.
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The Sweet Debate: Stevia Vs Sugar - Which Is Healthier?
Here's the difference between sugar and artificial sweeteners, the health impact of sugar, and why stevia, a natural and herbal sweetener, maybe the right choice.
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Myths About The Side Effects Of Sugar Free That One Must Not Believe
In India, low calorie sweeteners like Sugar Free are regulated by FSSAI, which approves low calorie sweeteners based on their claims and recommended ADI.
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Canada Says Avoid Sugar Substitutes; Here's Why We Should Too
Research suggests that stevia and monk fruit, the natural sugar substitutes, are safe for human consumption, though it's not clear that they lead to weight loss. There has been conflicting research, however, about the safety of artificial sweeteners.
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Do Artificial Sweeteners Help In Weight Loss? New Research Review Finds Out
A new review of research on the health effects of consumption of 'non-sugar sweeteners' showed that they may not help in weight loss or other health benefits, but that there was no harm in using them.
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Starbucks to Serve Stevia-Based Sweetener in Select Cafes
Starbucks Corp, the world's largest coffee chain, said it would serve its first stevia-based, zero-calorie sweetener at select cafes in the U.S. and Canada.
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Is Stevia a Safe Alternative to Sugar?
In this piece, we get down to analyse the efficacy of one of the most viable sweetening substitutes available in the market - stevia.
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3 Natural Sweeteners Healthier Than White Sugar
Ditch the refined table sugar and bring home these three healthy sweeteners guaranteed to satisfy your sweet cravings.
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Cold Tomato Juice
Feel like drinking healthy? Try this refreshing juice made with juicy tomatoes, mint, cucumber and curd.
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Coca-Cola to market first 'natural' mid-calorie cola
Coca-Cola Co announced plans on Wednesday to sell a mid-calorie cola sweetened with sugar and the naturally occurring no-calorie sweetener stevia in Argentina, becoming the first to market with a product long seen as being critical to the soda industry's growth.
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Coca-Cola plans to market first mid-calorie cola
Coca-Cola Co announced plans on Wednesday to sell a mid-calorie cola sweetened with sugar and the naturally occurring no-calorie sweetener stevia in Argentina, becoming the first to market with a product long seen as being critical to the soda industry's growth.
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Common Artificial Sweetener Aspartame May Cause Cancer: List Of Foods And Drinks It Is Used In
The World Health Organization is set to declare aspartame as "possibly carcinogenic to humans." Carcinogenic means having the potential to cause cancer.
-
How Is Stevia A Healthy Alternative To Sugar? Here Are 5 Benefits Of Consuming Stevia
Stevia is low in calories, does not affect blood sugar levels and contains compounds that have been shown to have a range of health benefits.
-
How Is Stevia A Healthy Alternative To Sugar?
Stevia works as a sweetener due to the presence of natural compounds called steviol glycosides. Let's understand how this sweetener is actually beneficial for us.
-
The Sweet Debate: Stevia Vs Sugar - Which Is Healthier?
Here's the difference between sugar and artificial sweeteners, the health impact of sugar, and why stevia, a natural and herbal sweetener, maybe the right choice.
-
Myths About The Side Effects Of Sugar Free That One Must Not Believe
In India, low calorie sweeteners like Sugar Free are regulated by FSSAI, which approves low calorie sweeteners based on their claims and recommended ADI.
-
Canada Says Avoid Sugar Substitutes; Here's Why We Should Too
Research suggests that stevia and monk fruit, the natural sugar substitutes, are safe for human consumption, though it's not clear that they lead to weight loss. There has been conflicting research, however, about the safety of artificial sweeteners.
-
Do Artificial Sweeteners Help In Weight Loss? New Research Review Finds Out
A new review of research on the health effects of consumption of 'non-sugar sweeteners' showed that they may not help in weight loss or other health benefits, but that there was no harm in using them.
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Starbucks to Serve Stevia-Based Sweetener in Select Cafes
Starbucks Corp, the world's largest coffee chain, said it would serve its first stevia-based, zero-calorie sweetener at select cafes in the U.S. and Canada.
-
Is Stevia a Safe Alternative to Sugar?
In this piece, we get down to analyse the efficacy of one of the most viable sweetening substitutes available in the market - stevia.
-
3 Natural Sweeteners Healthier Than White Sugar
Ditch the refined table sugar and bring home these three healthy sweeteners guaranteed to satisfy your sweet cravings.
-
Cold Tomato Juice
Feel like drinking healthy? Try this refreshing juice made with juicy tomatoes, mint, cucumber and curd.
-
Coca-Cola to market first 'natural' mid-calorie cola
Coca-Cola Co announced plans on Wednesday to sell a mid-calorie cola sweetened with sugar and the naturally occurring no-calorie sweetener stevia in Argentina, becoming the first to market with a product long seen as being critical to the soda industry's growth.
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Coca-Cola plans to market first mid-calorie cola
Coca-Cola Co announced plans on Wednesday to sell a mid-calorie cola sweetened with sugar and the naturally occurring no-calorie sweetener stevia in Argentina, becoming the first to market with a product long seen as being critical to the soda industry's growth.
