Artificial Sweeteners - Splenda (Sucralose)

[vavavroom]

I'm getting a mindgrain.

 

[Pablo]

I'm getting a mindgrain.

Stop with the simple grains

 

[Rmay635703]

Wait are you claiming one of the metabolites is free chlorine?

Free is a misnomer, tests find the same aquatious stuff in your intestines after drinking Splenda sweetened beverages as you would find after drinking typical municipal water.

And Only in certain people and in very small amounts.

The long standing belief that Splenda is completely unabsorbable is simply incorrect but how absorbable varies widely person to person.
What affects a small amount of Splenda being absorbed has is unknown, definitely no near term side affects have been found.

So Chlorinated Tap water and Splenda sweetened beverages have nearly identical affects on the number and type of gut bacteria.

Whether this matters to you or not is another debate, certainly far safer than aspirtame which honestly should just be banned due to its overall instability, especially in warm weather

 

[kschachn]

Free is a misnomer, tests find the same aquatious stuff in your intestines after drinking Splenda sweetened beverages as you would find after drinking typical municipal water.

And Only in certain people and in very small amounts.

The long standing belief that Splenda is completely unabsorbable is simply incorrect but how absorbable varies widely person to person.
What affects a small amount of Splenda being absorbed has is unknown, definitely no near term side affects have been found.

So Chlorinated Tap water and Splenda sweetened beverages have nearly identical affects on the number and type of gut bacteria.

Whether this matters to you or not is another debate, certainly far safer than aspirtame which honestly should just be banned due to its overall instability, especially in warm weather

Aquatious stuff? What?

There is no metabolic pathway for that whatsoever and that is an entirely imaginary scenario.

Did you dream this up on your own or did you read it somewhere on the Internet?

 

[Rmay635703]

There is no metabolic pathway for that whatsoever and that is an entirely imaginary scenario.

Did you dream this up on your own or did you read it somewhere on the Internet? Let me guess, a chiropractor that drones on about intestinal inflammation?

Study Finds Sucralose Produces Previously Unidentified Metabolites

Sucralose, a widely used artificial sweetener, is metabolized in the gut, producing at least two fat-soluble compounds, according to a recent study using rats.

news.ncsu.edu

Potential Effects of Sucralose and Saccharin on Gut Microbiota: A Review

Artificial sweeteners are additives widely used in our diet. Although there is no consensus, current evidence indicates that sucralose and saccharin could influence the gut microbiota. The aim of this study was to analyze the existing scientific evidence ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[kschachn]

Okay sure an organochlorine compound. I’m still a little fuzzy where that free chlorine comes from.