What artificial sweeteners are worse for you than others?
Q. I know that people say all artificial sweeteners ar bad but which ones are the worst? Do not answer if you are going to say sugar is the best for you b/c you will be annoying me. I just want to know which artificial sweeteners to stay away from.
Asked by Doak - Wed Oct 15 10:02:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Saccharin (aka Sweet and Low) is the worst, it causes cancer. Aspartame (aka Equal) is not as bad but some people who are unusually sensitive get life threatening allergic reactions from it. Sucralose or Splenda is the major sweetener that I have not read of any health risks for.
Answered by _m_OLO_m_ - Wed Oct 15 10:09:58 2008
Q. I know that people say all artificial sweeteners ar bad but which ones are the worst? Do not answer if you are going to say sugar is the best for you b/c you will be annoying me. I just want to know which artificial sweeteners to stay away from.
Asked by Doak - Wed Oct 15 10:02:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Saccharin (aka Sweet and Low) is the worst, it causes cancer. Aspartame (aka Equal) is not as bad but some people who are unusually sensitive get life threatening allergic reactions from it. Sucralose or Splenda is the major sweetener that I have not read of any health risks for.
Answered by _m_OLO_m_ - Wed Oct 15 10:09:58 2008
What do you think of artificial sweeteners?
Q. I am a diabetic type 2.Unfortunately ,I have a sweet tooth and can not take my coffee without artificial sweeteners such as Splenda.Some times I eat diet sweets such as chocolate. I hear different opinions about artificial sweeteners ,specially Splenda.Can you comment based on your experience?
Asked by E-Man - Mon Dec 3 07:08:23 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Stevia. It is an herb and as such most likely better than anything "artificial." Researching online, I've read some very disturbing things about Splenda and Aspartame.
Answered by Bohica - Mon Dec 3 07:13:02 2007
Q. I am a diabetic type 2.Unfortunately ,I have a sweet tooth and can not take my coffee without artificial sweeteners such as Splenda.Some times I eat diet sweets such as chocolate. I hear different opinions about artificial sweeteners ,specially Splenda.Can you comment based on your experience?
Asked by E-Man - Mon Dec 3 07:08:23 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Stevia. It is an herb and as such most likely better than anything "artificial." Researching online, I've read some very disturbing things about Splenda and Aspartame.
Answered by Bohica - Mon Dec 3 07:13:02 2007
What do you think about chewing gum with Artificial sweeteners? Especially if you life a healthy lifestyle?
Q. I buy the real expensive organic/natural gum online. But the flavor doesn't last long worth a flip, I tried the gum "Layers from Trident" today and i really liked it. Thing is it has sorbitol, and Aspatame. Which I know are like the worst artificial sweeteners possible. Do you know any brands that have a long lasting flavor to it :-/ And what do you think about chewing gum with Artificial sweeteners, do you do it even though you live a active healthy lifestyle?
Asked by >Aaron< - Mon Feb 1 20:55:26 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I try to avoid artificial sweeteners because they're just nasty. Check out B-Fresh gum, which is sugar-free and sweetened with Xylitol. If you have dogs, though, keep it out of their reach; Xylitol is toxic to dogs.
Answered by VeggieTart -- Praise Seitan! - Mon Feb 1 21:55:49 2010
Q. I buy the real expensive organic/natural gum online. But the flavor doesn't last long worth a flip, I tried the gum "Layers from Trident" today and i really liked it. Thing is it has sorbitol, and Aspatame. Which I know are like the worst artificial sweeteners possible. Do you know any brands that have a long lasting flavor to it :-/ And what do you think about chewing gum with Artificial sweeteners, do you do it even though you live a active healthy lifestyle?
Asked by >Aaron< - Mon Feb 1 20:55:26 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I try to avoid artificial sweeteners because they're just nasty. Check out B-Fresh gum, which is sugar-free and sweetened with Xylitol. If you have dogs, though, keep it out of their reach; Xylitol is toxic to dogs.
Answered by VeggieTart -- Praise Seitan! - Mon Feb 1 21:55:49 2010
What is a good feasible high school experiment related to the effects of artificial sweeteners on humans?
Q. i also have to form a question for the project. e.g. what are the e ffects of artificial sweeteners on us?
Asked by Anonymous - Sat Dec 22 18:48:05 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's an easier one, and it might even be more relevant to why artificial sweeteners are a social ill; by altering one's perception of taste, they mean that, for instance, most people don't think of carrots as sweet (which they certainly are). How do artificial sweeteners alter perception of taste? You'd start by either giving people water plain or with a lot of artificial sweetener added. Have them drink it slowly, so they taste it. Then have them eat carrots, beets, or apples and rate them on a sweetness scale. People who just drank water should think of them as sweeter than people who drank the artificial sweetener.
Answered by James W - Sun Dec 23 12:18:09 2007
Q. i also have to form a question for the project. e.g. what are the e ffects of artificial sweeteners on us?
Asked by Anonymous - Sat Dec 22 18:48:05 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's an easier one, and it might even be more relevant to why artificial sweeteners are a social ill; by altering one's perception of taste, they mean that, for instance, most people don't think of carrots as sweet (which they certainly are). How do artificial sweeteners alter perception of taste? You'd start by either giving people water plain or with a lot of artificial sweetener added. Have them drink it slowly, so they taste it. Then have them eat carrots, beets, or apples and rate them on a sweetness scale. People who just drank water should think of them as sweeter than people who drank the artificial sweetener.
Answered by James W - Sun Dec 23 12:18:09 2007
Why do food manufacturers even add artificial color or sweeteners?
Q. I mean, if they wanted to generate more profit, couldn't they just stop putting artificial colors and sweeteners in food, which they buy from other chemical manufacturers (correct me if I'm wrong here). So less buying for the company, relatively the more profit the company will make, and that does not even include product sales yet. For those of you who are thinking this way now, I'm not saying that they should leave artificial ingredients out and replace them with natural ingredients, which I know are more expenisve. Im saying that if it is an artificial ingredient, then just leave it out of the product altogether.
Asked by some guy - Mon Sep 29 14:33:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Food manufacturers try to make things look the way people think they are supposed to look. I prefer the natural color and when I make lime pies, I don't add green color. However, most people believe that lime juice is green (it isn't) and so they think a lime pie shold be light green. If the manufacturer makes the lime pie its natural color it will probably sell less. Same thing with mint. Mint doesn't turn everything bright green, but mint chocolate chip ice cream is often this sickly bright green color. Most people don't prepare their own food so they have fallacious ideas about what food looks like. I agree with you. I don't want extra sugar, high fructose corn syrup, and food coloring in everything.
Answered by Adrienne - Mon Sep 29 15:17:37 2008
Q. I mean, if they wanted to generate more profit, couldn't they just stop putting artificial colors and sweeteners in food, which they buy from other chemical manufacturers (correct me if I'm wrong here). So less buying for the company, relatively the more profit the company will make, and that does not even include product sales yet. For those of you who are thinking this way now, I'm not saying that they should leave artificial ingredients out and replace them with natural ingredients, which I know are more expenisve. Im saying that if it is an artificial ingredient, then just leave it out of the product altogether.
Asked by some guy - Mon Sep 29 14:33:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Food manufacturers try to make things look the way people think they are supposed to look. I prefer the natural color and when I make lime pies, I don't add green color. However, most people believe that lime juice is green (it isn't) and so they think a lime pie shold be light green. If the manufacturer makes the lime pie its natural color it will probably sell less. Same thing with mint. Mint doesn't turn everything bright green, but mint chocolate chip ice cream is often this sickly bright green color. Most people don't prepare their own food so they have fallacious ideas about what food looks like. I agree with you. I don't want extra sugar, high fructose corn syrup, and food coloring in everything.
Answered by Adrienne - Mon Sep 29 15:17:37 2008
Is high fructose corn syrup better than artificial sweeteners?
Q. Of course, both are very bad for your health, but people always choose diet products that contain artificial sweeteners to avoid food/drink products sweetened with high fructose corn syrup, but artificial sweeteners are pretty much made with poison. So when it comes down to it, which is the least detrimental for your health to consume?
Asked by Anna - Thu Jul 1 18:36:07 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. everybody thinks that artificial sweeteners contain carcinogens but the only time that was ever found was in the 70s. They did a study with lab rats giving them enormous amounts of saccharin and some of them got tumors. In the last 4 decades there have never been any studies that replicate that in humans. Even if you don't like saccharin splenda does not contain saccharin only sucralous and sugar oils. So art. sweeteners are not poison but the carb. in sodas isn't good for your diet.
Answered by Amanda V - Thu Jul 1 18:47:23 2010
Q. Of course, both are very bad for your health, but people always choose diet products that contain artificial sweeteners to avoid food/drink products sweetened with high fructose corn syrup, but artificial sweeteners are pretty much made with poison. So when it comes down to it, which is the least detrimental for your health to consume?
Asked by Anna - Thu Jul 1 18:36:07 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. everybody thinks that artificial sweeteners contain carcinogens but the only time that was ever found was in the 70s. They did a study with lab rats giving them enormous amounts of saccharin and some of them got tumors. In the last 4 decades there have never been any studies that replicate that in humans. Even if you don't like saccharin splenda does not contain saccharin only sucralous and sugar oils. So art. sweeteners are not poison but the carb. in sodas isn't good for your diet.
Answered by Amanda V - Thu Jul 1 18:47:23 2010
What is the healthiest yogurt that does not contain any artificial sweeteners?
Q. I'm looking for a yogurt (flavoured or plain) that can be considered quite healthy without all those artificial sweeteners like aspartame or splenda. So far the only yogurt I am sticking to is Astro's Bio Best.
Asked by o0twistedangel0o - Sat Mar 29 19:46:45 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stony-field- It is a great brand. It has an organic line. It supports good causes, and it taste amazing. High quality. My family and I have been loyal to this bran fro a long time.
Answered by whitg08 - Sat Mar 29 19:55:47 2008
Q. I'm looking for a yogurt (flavoured or plain) that can be considered quite healthy without all those artificial sweeteners like aspartame or splenda. So far the only yogurt I am sticking to is Astro's Bio Best.
Asked by o0twistedangel0o - Sat Mar 29 19:46:45 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stony-field- It is a great brand. It has an organic line. It supports good causes, and it taste amazing. High quality. My family and I have been loyal to this bran fro a long time.
Answered by whitg08 - Sat Mar 29 19:55:47 2008
what can I use as a natural alternative to sugar (not aspartame etc sweeteners)?
Q. Don't want to use any artificial sweeteners with aspartame etc. I've tried fruit sugar with a vanilla pod left in, and I want something healthier. I know I should avoid sugar but i'd rather have fruit with a bit of sugar than deny myself and end up having a chocolate bar. I have no sugars in my tea but I cannot eat raspberries (or similar) without sugar, any ideas?? Whats good about honey? Maple Syrup? What should I choose.
Asked by uk.housewife - Wed Oct 17 06:55:48 2007 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. honey!!! it's so good. but just a small amount, don't over indulge
Answered by black_dahlia - Wed Oct 17 07:03:23 2007
Q. Don't want to use any artificial sweeteners with aspartame etc. I've tried fruit sugar with a vanilla pod left in, and I want something healthier. I know I should avoid sugar but i'd rather have fruit with a bit of sugar than deny myself and end up having a chocolate bar. I have no sugars in my tea but I cannot eat raspberries (or similar) without sugar, any ideas?? Whats good about honey? Maple Syrup? What should I choose.
Asked by uk.housewife - Wed Oct 17 06:55:48 2007 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. honey!!! it's so good. but just a small amount, don't over indulge
Answered by black_dahlia - Wed Oct 17 07:03:23 2007
Why do people say that artificial sweeteners are bad for you?
Q. even my chemistry teacher said it. I think it's all BS. How are they bad when real sugar is the cause of obesity?You have people like me for instance, who have to go onna sugar free diet. So if I can't use sweeteners or sugar, what the hell am I suppose to use? well I read that truiva is a natural sweetener, so that is safe. I,d rather not consume sugar when fruits already have enough.
Asked by I LUV MY POOCH - Tue May 11 19:05:58 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. even my chemistry teacher said it. I think it's all BS. How are they bad when real sugar is the cause of obesity?You have people like me for instance, who have to go onna sugar free diet. So if I can't use sweeteners or sugar, what the hell am I suppose to use? well I read that truiva is a natural sweetener, so that is safe. I,d rather not consume sugar when fruits already have enough.
Asked by I LUV MY POOCH - Tue May 11 19:05:58 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
Are artificial sweeteners actually bad for you?
Q. I've heard that artificial sweeteners and things like that are bad for you. Is that true and why?
Asked by Jake - Sat Jun 23 21:10:44 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, there ok depending on the sugar and amount of intake.
Answered by RoxSox - Sat Jun 23 21:13:46 2007
Q. I've heard that artificial sweeteners and things like that are bad for you. Is that true and why?
Asked by Jake - Sat Jun 23 21:10:44 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, there ok depending on the sugar and amount of intake.
Answered by RoxSox - Sat Jun 23 21:13:46 2007
can you gain weight just from ingesting artificial sweeteners?
Q. I have read about those that use them then get cravings for more sweets and ultimately eat more food that way, but if you don't do that, would you gain weight just from the artificial sweeteners? Does your body release insulin when you ingest the artificial sweeteners, even though they don't have any caloric or carbohydrate value?
Asked by kemo - Fri Apr 30 22:41:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insulin can be triggered by just the thought of food in some people. One of the diet programs (carb addicts diet) is based on controlling insulin to 1 hour per day. They contend that insulin can create a rebound effect after that, pumping out more insulin to very little stimulus. I don't know if artificial sweeteners will trigger this in someone who has a controlled carb way of eating (less than 9g carbs per hour) from what I've heard depends on the person & their insulin sensitivity. One of the claimed side effects of aspartame is weight gain. I am sure they tested this in a lab setting with no other causes. Whether this is insulin induced or by some other effect, I don't know. I have lots of concerns with aspartame & weight gain… [cont.]
Answered by Cindy in Texas - Fri Apr 30 23:08:49 2010
Q. I have read about those that use them then get cravings for more sweets and ultimately eat more food that way, but if you don't do that, would you gain weight just from the artificial sweeteners? Does your body release insulin when you ingest the artificial sweeteners, even though they don't have any caloric or carbohydrate value?
Asked by kemo - Fri Apr 30 22:41:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insulin can be triggered by just the thought of food in some people. One of the diet programs (carb addicts diet) is based on controlling insulin to 1 hour per day. They contend that insulin can create a rebound effect after that, pumping out more insulin to very little stimulus. I don't know if artificial sweeteners will trigger this in someone who has a controlled carb way of eating (less than 9g carbs per hour) from what I've heard depends on the person & their insulin sensitivity. One of the claimed side effects of aspartame is weight gain. I am sure they tested this in a lab setting with no other causes. Whether this is insulin induced or by some other effect, I don't know. I have lots of concerns with aspartame & weight gain… [cont.]
Answered by Cindy in Texas - Fri Apr 30 23:08:49 2010
Are their any protein shakes that dont have artificial sweeteners?
Q. My body is starting to not tolerate artificial sweeteners anymore so I started to avoid foods that have them. I get very bad gas and headaches when I do eat something that has sweeteners like aspartame in it.
Asked by AllorNothing AKA The Black MikeT - Mon Jul 28 21:48:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My body is starting to not tolerate artificial sweeteners anymore so I started to avoid foods that have them. I get very bad gas and headaches when I do eat something that has sweeteners like aspartame in it.
Asked by AllorNothing AKA The Black MikeT - Mon Jul 28 21:48:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What are the benefits and pitfalls of artificial sweeteners as opposed to regular sugar?
Q. I have heard somewhere that artificial sweeteners are bad for you.
Asked by pat200475 - Fri Jun 30 11:51:57 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some of the artificial sweetners have been linked to cancer. Splenda is a really good one, it's made from real suger but without all the calories.
Answered by Laura - Fri Jun 30 11:54:56 2006
Q. I have heard somewhere that artificial sweeteners are bad for you.
Asked by pat200475 - Fri Jun 30 11:51:57 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some of the artificial sweetners have been linked to cancer. Splenda is a really good one, it's made from real suger but without all the calories.
Answered by Laura - Fri Jun 30 11:54:56 2006
What artificial sweeteners are in coke zero and diet coke ?
Q. i am doing a science project about the effects of soda on teeth(not using real teeth. eggshells) and my expiremental groups consisit of coke, diet coke, and coke zero because my teacher wondered if the eg shells will still disintegrate with artificial sweeteners so i need to know which sweeteners are in the two sodas
Asked by pink_a_boo94 - Sun Nov 16 14:57:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Coke Zero: aspartame and acesulfame-K. Diet Coke: aspartame
Answered by Lion King - Sun Nov 16 15:03:05 2008
Q. i am doing a science project about the effects of soda on teeth(not using real teeth. eggshells) and my expiremental groups consisit of coke, diet coke, and coke zero because my teacher wondered if the eg shells will still disintegrate with artificial sweeteners so i need to know which sweeteners are in the two sodas
Asked by pink_a_boo94 - Sun Nov 16 14:57:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Coke Zero: aspartame and acesulfame-K. Diet Coke: aspartame
Answered by Lion King - Sun Nov 16 15:03:05 2008
What non-alcoholic drinks taste good but have no carbs and no artificial sweeteners?
Q. I'm trying a low carb diet, but I can't stand the taste of artificial sweeteners.
Asked by zsitchin - Tue May 30 00:27:32 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're doing low carb diet, you should avoid regular coffee or tea that have caffeine. Tazo Passion Tea is awesome with absolutely nothing added. You can make it hot or iced. Flavored carbonated waters. Water with lime or lemon. Have you tried Splenda? It's the one AS that doesn't have a funky after taste or give me headaches. It's also the recommended sweetner for low carb.
Answered by eehco - Tue May 30 03:14:25 2006
Q. I'm trying a low carb diet, but I can't stand the taste of artificial sweeteners.
Asked by zsitchin - Tue May 30 00:27:32 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're doing low carb diet, you should avoid regular coffee or tea that have caffeine. Tazo Passion Tea is awesome with absolutely nothing added. You can make it hot or iced. Flavored carbonated waters. Water with lime or lemon. Have you tried Splenda? It's the one AS that doesn't have a funky after taste or give me headaches. It's also the recommended sweetner for low carb.
Answered by eehco - Tue May 30 03:14:25 2006
Does the Fruit 2O waters have artificial sweeteners in them?
Q. I've been reading that artificial sweeteners aren't good for pregnancy (good right because I hate that stuff anyways) but lately, I've been drinking the Fruit 2O waters because I get sick drinking soda, juice or milk. Which is ironic in itself because I've always hated being healthy and drinking water and now this kids is making me do just that lol :-) Anyways, I was wondering if those kinds of waters are okay. *kid's sorry, typo!
Asked by who? - Wed Nov 18 08:42:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I looked it up in wikipedia. Read the link here; The current ingredients vary slightly with each flavor, but generally include purified water, less than 2% of natural flavor, citric acid, tartaric acid, malic acid, sucralose (Splenda), acesulfame potassium, sodium benzoate, and potassium sorbate. It contains no calories, fat, or sugar. So yep, it does have artificial sweeteners in it. To be honest it is only water that is actually `safe to drink. But a glass or two won t harm you. Just don t drink only that. Make sure you drink plenty of water too.
Answered by Gem- mummy to baby Jasmine Lydia - Wed Nov 18 08:51:55 2009
Q. I've been reading that artificial sweeteners aren't good for pregnancy (good right because I hate that stuff anyways) but lately, I've been drinking the Fruit 2O waters because I get sick drinking soda, juice or milk. Which is ironic in itself because I've always hated being healthy and drinking water and now this kids is making me do just that lol :-) Anyways, I was wondering if those kinds of waters are okay. *kid's sorry, typo!
Asked by who? - Wed Nov 18 08:42:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I looked it up in wikipedia. Read the link here; The current ingredients vary slightly with each flavor, but generally include purified water, less than 2% of natural flavor, citric acid, tartaric acid, malic acid, sucralose (Splenda), acesulfame potassium, sodium benzoate, and potassium sorbate. It contains no calories, fat, or sugar. So yep, it does have artificial sweeteners in it. To be honest it is only water that is actually `safe to drink. But a glass or two won t harm you. Just don t drink only that. Make sure you drink plenty of water too.
Answered by Gem- mummy to baby Jasmine Lydia - Wed Nov 18 08:51:55 2009
Are Sweeteners or Sugar better in hot drinks?
Q. I have recently started using sweeteners (sweetex) in my tea and I actually prefer it to sugar, but is it actually better for me? I am trying to diet and thought it would help cut out calories but heard bad things about sweeteners.
Asked by manxminx86 - Tue Oct 7 10:39:45 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. White sugar does cause weight gain. A natural sweetner like honey or brown rice sugar is better. Aspartame is not good. Splenda is okay. Even though sweetners contribute less to obesity, studies have shown that some people are more likely to consume much more and overall end up eating much more in some cases. Aspartame(Nutra Sweet, Equal) can cause cancer. Anything with sucralose not sucrose is better. There are pros and cons to all sweetners.
Answered by Frances D - Tue Oct 7 12:25:00 2008
Q. I have recently started using sweeteners (sweetex) in my tea and I actually prefer it to sugar, but is it actually better for me? I am trying to diet and thought it would help cut out calories but heard bad things about sweeteners.
Asked by manxminx86 - Tue Oct 7 10:39:45 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. White sugar does cause weight gain. A natural sweetner like honey or brown rice sugar is better. Aspartame is not good. Splenda is okay. Even though sweetners contribute less to obesity, studies have shown that some people are more likely to consume much more and overall end up eating much more in some cases. Aspartame(Nutra Sweet, Equal) can cause cancer. Anything with sucralose not sucrose is better. There are pros and cons to all sweetners.
Answered by Frances D - Tue Oct 7 12:25:00 2008
Are there any cold cereals with no sugar and low in other sweeteners?
Q. I need a cold cereal with no refined sugar and low in other sweeteners. I will buy it online if necessary. Can anyone suggest any brand names? I'd even try making it if anyone has any recipes for cold cereals. Thanks
Asked by Uhura - Wed Jul 9 13:23:06 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. yeah actually, check out kashi cereals at kashi.com theyre a completely natural company, so the food is more expensive than others, but it's so worth it cause it's so good for you they actually make a cereal with no sugar at all, i beleive its puffed whole grain rice check it out edit: go there=]
Answered by paiiiigeeeeeexo - Wed Jul 9 13:27:22 2008
Q. I need a cold cereal with no refined sugar and low in other sweeteners. I will buy it online if necessary. Can anyone suggest any brand names? I'd even try making it if anyone has any recipes for cold cereals. Thanks
Asked by Uhura - Wed Jul 9 13:23:06 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. yeah actually, check out kashi cereals at kashi.com theyre a completely natural company, so the food is more expensive than others, but it's so worth it cause it's so good for you they actually make a cereal with no sugar at all, i beleive its puffed whole grain rice check it out edit: go there=]
Answered by paiiiigeeeeeexo - Wed Jul 9 13:27:22 2008
I avoid sugary foods but what about artificial sweeteners?
Q. I know both are unhealthy and sugary foods can put on weight. Alot of foods contain sugar and I feel like im avoiding nearly everything. I know we need some in our diet. But what about foods with artificial sweeteners? are they ok to have? Also what are the best foods to eat when going the gym? This is for weight loss and buidling muscle.
Asked by Sara J - Sat Jul 5 13:11:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you are better off consuming all natural foods with sugar then consuming artificial sweeteners. our biology (both physical and mental) knows how to metabolize natural sugars while the same can not be said for artificial sweeteners. the less chemicals that you put in your body over the lifespan the healthier you will be. the quality of the foods that are consumed in the US are a major cause of the increase in health problems.
Answered by lv_consultant - Sat Jul 5 13:49:52 2008
Q. I know both are unhealthy and sugary foods can put on weight. Alot of foods contain sugar and I feel like im avoiding nearly everything. I know we need some in our diet. But what about foods with artificial sweeteners? are they ok to have? Also what are the best foods to eat when going the gym? This is for weight loss and buidling muscle.
Asked by Sara J - Sat Jul 5 13:11:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you are better off consuming all natural foods with sugar then consuming artificial sweeteners. our biology (both physical and mental) knows how to metabolize natural sugars while the same can not be said for artificial sweeteners. the less chemicals that you put in your body over the lifespan the healthier you will be. the quality of the foods that are consumed in the US are a major cause of the increase in health problems.
Answered by lv_consultant - Sat Jul 5 13:49:52 2008
how do I make chocolate candy with sugarless sweeteners?
Q. I want to buy unsugared bakers chocolate and add aspertane or other artificial sweetener to make chocolate candy, and where can I get moulds?
Asked by ivyana99 - Fri Sep 1 07:44:17 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can buy them from Wilton's. Here's the site
Answered by Auntiem115 - Fri Sep 1 07:50:33 2006
Q. I want to buy unsugared bakers chocolate and add aspertane or other artificial sweetener to make chocolate candy, and where can I get moulds?
Asked by ivyana99 - Fri Sep 1 07:44:17 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can buy them from Wilton's. Here's the site
Answered by Auntiem115 - Fri Sep 1 07:50:33 2006
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