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To: ransomnote

Thanks for the post. The linked study is not definitive, but it seems legit. So it’s something that should be considered.

I need to watch my sugar intake, so I tried stevia. I don’t like the after-taste. No sugar for me. No stevia. I guess I’m just stuck with unsweetened iced tea with a twist of lemon. Not so bad, actually.


8 posted on 04/08/2024 2:08:48 PM PDT by Leaning Right (The steal is real.)
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I guess I’m just stuck with unsweetened iced tea with a twist of lemon. Not so bad, actually.

Agreed. I certainly haven't given up sweets, but unsweetened iced tea with lemon is tasty and refreshing.
46 posted on 04/08/2024 3:08:46 PM PDT by Dr. Sivana
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These are the ingredients of Sweet Leaf, used in the study, inulin, stevia leaf extract and silica. This should disqualify that study in its entirety, as Inulin, can cause all the issues that were highlighted in the study. It is just another hit piece, by the makers of sucralose, neotame, aspartame, Ace K and saccharine.


52 posted on 04/08/2024 3:26:03 PM PDT by mazz44 (http://knowledgeofhealth.com/why-animals-age-they-produce-less-vitamin-c-same-for-humans/)
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