Beware of Artificial Sweeteners

by Rajashri on  July 17, 2008 at 2:13 PM Obesity News
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 Beware of Artificial Sweeteners
A study by US researchers has revealed that artificial sweeteners used in low-calorie drinks can actually pile on the pounds.

The study says sweeteners induce the body to think it is about to get a rush of calories and when that does not happen, people are bound to get hungry and overeat.

Some of the low-fat culprits include breakfast bars, smoothies, salads and low-fat muffins.

So people who think low calorie means low-fat think again - you may actually be inviting flab.

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guest

07/20/2008

You know, this brings up a good point. For even more details on artificial sweeteners.



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07/18/2008

similar levels of daily formaldehyde and formic acid, causes of birth defects, come from cigarettes, aspartame, and dark wines and liquors ----- folic acid protects most people "A smoker who goes through one pack a day will smoke 7,300 cigarettes a year, inhaling the equivalent of nearly 1 gram of formaldehyde (yikes!)."
----- That's about 2.5 mg daily formaldehyde intake for 20 cigarettes, over the 2 mg USA FDA alarm level for formaldehyde in average 2 liters daily drinking water, while a single 12 oz can of diet soda also results in about 2 mg formaldehyde toxic products in the body, including formic acid, a notorious cause of birth defects. ----- Dark wines and liquors usually supply even more methanol, which the body always turns into formaldehyde and formic acid -- the major cause of "morning after" hangovers. ----- High levels of folic acid, a safe, affordable vitamin in fruits and vegetables, largely prevents formaldehyde and formic acid toxicity in most people.




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