54 Chemical found in Splenda damages DNA (news.ncsu.edu) posted 1 year ago by winn 1 year ago by winn +54 / -0 Chemical Found in Common Sweetener Damages DNA A new study finds a chemical formed when we digest a widely used sweetener breaks up DNA. The finding raises questions about how the sweetener may contribute to health problems. 16 comments share 16 comments share save hide report block hide replies
Does not surprise me at all.
Who funded the research? Where did the org funding the research get THEIR money?......
Without glucose, you die. Half of sucrose (table sugar) is glucose with the other half being fructose which the body processes to glucose.
Apples? Oranges? Bananas? Grapes?
Fructose breaks down slower than sucrose.
It wasn't fruit that left me bedridden for a week last month. It was a bad slice of ham. Food poisoning.
It was fruits' Vitamin C that let me get over Covid in 12 hours.
Anything is bad for you if you take too much of it. Dose makes the poison.
Yeo. Even too much water will kill you.
Whew. We use Stevia. I just looked it up and it doesn't have Sucralose. Seems nothing is safe anymore.
I wouldn't be looking at stevia as a safe alternative. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=En1ouVGLv90
That and too much will give you the shits because it's a natural laxative
Fun-fact
We gotta clean our colon. Jk
Artificial sweeteners are designed to make you sick. That is why the medical (sick) industry pushes them.