Zero calorie sweetener linked to heart attack and stroke
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no doubt , but the sum of it is where it matters, like if u already have other healthy habits it balances out, also remember the study showed ppl who already predisposed to strokes etc so it was easier for them to have problems with erythritolLike I said Bob, more than two decades..... no problems.... since 1998 to be more accurate
It ain't that, they're always trying to substitute some shit that they can get naturally, but the substitute is cheaper. They can give a fuck about the side effects, Their profit margins are crazy and their shareholders are happyFuck this world always trying to kill me I can't eat nothing!
This is america. The FDA is asleep at the wheel
Been using Stevia for over a decade with no issues, this might just be affecting some people.
Breaking News Erythritol Update:
You probably saw the erythritol study. I have a full video coming out this week to go over the details. This study should be viewed with a high degree of caution and skepticism. Here’s why:
Erythritol is formed in the human body naturally through the Penthose Phosphate Pathway in response to poor metabolic health.
This means that having high levels of erythritol in your blood are a RESULT of poor metabolic and cardiac health. NOT the other way around.
Consuming erythritol will obviously elevate blood erythritol levels, but it’s likely not causation for cardiovascular events.
All this study did is tell us that erythritol increases erythritol in the blood. Well, no duh.
What it didn’t tell us what the metabolic state of the people in the study, with already (reverse correlational) high levels of erythritol.
So, use caution with this study. Because something seems a little fishy (or should I say…. Sugarryyy if you catch my drift).
You probably saw the erythritol study. I have a full video coming out this week to go over the details. This study should be viewed with a high degree of caution and skepticism. Here’s why:
Erythritol is formed in the human body naturally through the Penthose Phosphate Pathway in response to poor metabolic health.
This means that having high levels of erythritol in your blood are a RESULT of poor metabolic and cardiac health. NOT the other way around.
Consuming erythritol will obviously elevate blood erythritol levels, but it’s likely not causation for cardiovascular events.
All this study did is tell us that erythritol increases erythritol in the blood. Well, no duh.
What it didn’t tell us what the metabolic state of the people in the study, with already (reverse correlational) high levels of erythritol.
So, use caution with this study. Because something seems a little fishy (or should I say…. Sugarryyy if you catch my drift).
Good info
Ordered a mess of Stevia in the Raw last night due to come Saturday. Throwing away the regular shit.
It doesn't have a laxative affect on me. I like sweets but my family has a history of diabetes so I use to eat candies with erythritol in it.
i once ate a half bag of what I thought were swedish fish. Turns out they were sugar free and loaded wit that shit. It didnt hit for a few hours but MAAAAANNNNNN
Im afraid of that shit for real
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yeah its probably just the sugar manufacturers trying to discredit their competition
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Continued consumption doesn’t reduce weight and could increase the risk of Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and mortality in adults, the W.H.O. said on Monday.These alternatives to sugar, when consumed long term, do not serve to reduce body fat in either adults or children, the W.H.O. said in a recommendation, adding that continued consumption could increase the risk of Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and mortality in adults.
“The recommendation applies to all people except individuals with pre-existing diabetes and includes all synthetic and naturally occurring or modified nonnutritive sweeteners that are not classified as sugars found in manufactured foods and beverages, or sold on their own to be added to foods and beverages by consumers,” the W.H.O. said.
The W.H.O. recommendation is based on a review of available evidence, the agency said, and is part of a set of guidelines for healthy diets being rolled out.
Some examples of the sweeteners include aspartame, saccharin, sucralose and stevia. The W.H.O.’s announcement contradicts previous studies that have said these sweeteners don’t offer any health benefits but also do not cause harm.
World Health Organization Warns Against Using Artificial Sweeteners
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I can’t drink Coke Zero or diet sodas. Anything that contains Aspartame gives me severe stomach pain
I use this with my green tea, and I'm now used to the taste.
Stevia in the RAW ... interesting.
Does she also have an IG link or OnlyFans?
Thanks in advance.
I was a Diet Coke fanatic. When I was dieting I lost a lot of weight and Diet Coke was my go to. I notice I started slurring my vocabulary. My girl told me to stop drinking that shit. I did and I started feeling and talking normal.
LOL! There’s also a liquid version that I use to make iced tea
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Right on.
Yeah - stevia’s good with coffee or tea. Got some at home.
At work they buy 2 types of natural honey for those who like it in tea.
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