Sucralose, most commonly known as Splenda, is the most popular artificial sweetener in the U.S. It’s used in over 6,000 food products, as well as toothpastes and medicines. In the last 10 years, the ...

Patients undergoing treatment for advanced melanoma or non-small cell lung cancer may be unintentionally lowering their chances of survival by consuming high amounts of sucralose—a common artificial ...

A high intake of sucralose, greater than 0.16mg/kg per day, was associated with worse outcomes across cohorts. High intake of the artificial sweetener sucralose may reduce the efficacy of immune ...

Many people use sugar substitutes so that they can taste the sweet stuff without consuming as many calories. It's estimated that about 40% of Americans eat sugar substitutes regularly. But the health ...

THEIR LIFE SAVING THERAPIES. WE HAVE NOW FOUND THAT CONSUMPTION OF ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS. ESPECIALLY SUCRALOSE, WHICH IS HIDDEN IN A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT DRINKS AND FOODS, IS ASSOCIATED WITH WORSE ...

Non-sugar, or artificial, sweeteners are widely used to reduce the energy in sweetened foods and drinks, particularly those marketed as diet, or low or no sugar. However, concerns about their possible ...

Artificial sweeteners are widely used as sugar substitutes in diet sodas, baked goods, and packaged foods. They promise sweetness without calories, but many come with potential health risks. While ...

Whether it's low-carb diet followers or those with diabetes, many cooks have questions about using Splenda artificial sweetener in recipes. Splenda is made with sugar and is the brand name for ...

New research suggests artificial sweeteners, commonly found in diet drinks and sugar-free products, may impact brain health.

If you’re one of the ten bazilion Americans currently spending your free time glued to this season of The Biggest Loser (I confess! I’m right there with you!) and planning to diet your way through ...