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Trying to Lose Weight? Don’t Look to Splenda
By Tanya on November 12, 2008
We get quite a few emails asking about Splenda. While our focus is primarily on aspartame, we’re interested in answering your questions as best as we’re able. A recent Duke University study published in The Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health
found that Splenda actually contributes to obesity. It also destroys beneficial intestinal bacteria and it may just interfere with the absorption of prescription drugs.
Need an alternate sweetener? The Feingold Association breaks down the options for you.
What is Splenda? Again, courtesy of the Feingold Agency, get the down and dirty details
Want to know the truth about Aspartame and synthetic sweeteners?Read
The Sum of It All: Straight Talk About Aspartame
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Purdue Study Links Artificial Sweeteners With Weight Gain
January 22, 2010

Opting for a diet soft drink over a regular soda may not be the best way to fight obesity, according to new research from Purdue University.
Scientists at Purdue compared weight gain and eating habits in rats whose diets were supplemented with food sweetened with both with sugar and sugar substitutes. Published in Behavioral Neuroscience, [...]
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Another Reason to Say No to Aspartame?
December 18, 2009

By Tanya A. Crosby
You’ve got it, thanks to one of two recent studies conducted by Julie Lin M.D. and Gary Curhan M.D. of Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School. The study, titled, Associations of Sweetened beverages with Kidney Function Decline, followed the impact of sweetened drinks on kidney function in [...]
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Which Sweetener to Use?
August 30, 2008

Courtesy of the Feingold Association of the United States
There’s so much we don’t know about sweeteners, but the Association does have the accumulated experience of many thousands of families. Combining experience with what we do know, here’s a suggested guideline for choosing sweeteners:
Acceptable choices
The following are healthy choices:
Sugar – granulated, confectioner’s, [...]
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Straight Talk About Aspartame
September 16, 2009

Straight Talk About Aspartame
Is aspartame poisoning an urban myth? Some doctors say so, the FDA says so, and snopes says so. Why would they say it was safe if it wasn’t true?
“Above all else, do no harm.”
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Sociopath – so⋅ci⋅o⋅path
–noun Psychiatry.
1. a person whose behavior is antisocial and who lacks a sense of moral responsibility or social conscience.
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Open Letter To European Food Safety Authority (EFSA)
November 10, 2009

By Dr. Betty Martini,D.Hum
To EFSA:
I have sent you, and UK’s Food Standards, evidence that FDA hid studies damning aspartame and then used them to approve the chemical as pivotal studies: I know the aspartame review is next week and I want to make sure all this data is included.
Below is the admission [...]




…or gastric bypass surgery, or a high calorie/low carb diet (on which I’ve maintained a 60 lb. loss), or…or..or…
More useless, cynical, internet harshness. Very productive, Aaron.
Take some of that abundant willpower of yours and use it to keep snarky responses out of helpful sites like this one.
If you are trying to lose weight there are unfortunately two options, eat less calories or exercise more, both of which take willpower.