Artificial Sweeteners Articles:
Zero-Calorie Saccharin Makes Rats Fat
The latest salvo fired off at the multi-billion dollar sweetener industry found that feeding rats zero-calorie saccharin (the main component of Sweet n’ Low), compared to actually eating sugar, caused them to eat more food in general as well as depressed their metabolic response to food – a double negative that readily promoted weight gain.Read More: artificial sweeteners, aspartame, high fructose corn syrup, LeptiSlim®, metabolism, overweight, Pine Nut Oil, saccharin, sugar
Your Sweet Tooth and Obesity
Individuals are deluded to think that drinking beverages containing no-calorie sweeteners will help them lose weight or at least not gain weight. A new study continues to debunk this myth.Read More: artificial sweeteners, LeptiSlim®
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