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Fritter #69 Artificial Sweeteners And Major Health Risks
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It’s only natural to think that foods labeled as “no sugar” or “less sugar” must be better for us, right? And artificial sweeteners can sound like a better choice than sugar, especially if you’re living with diabetes, following a keto diet or simply looking to lose weight. But in truth, that might not be the case. A growing body of evidence suggests artificial sweeteners can be, in many ways, worse for you than table sugar.
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It’s only natural to think that foods labeled as “no sugar” or “less sugar” must be better for us, right? And artificial sweeteners can sound like a better choice than sugar, especially if you’re living with diabetes, following a keto diet or simply looking to lose weight. But in truth, that might not be the case. A growing body of evidence suggests artificial sweeteners can be, in many ways, worse for you than table sugar.
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Research and Information: www.clevelandclinic.org
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