Brain: aspartame affects memory
A recent American study reveals a worrying link between aspartame and learning and memory deficits in mice. THE ESSENTIAL Researchers ...
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6 foods and drinks that contain ‘potentially carcinogenic’ aspartame
© shutterstock© shutterstock© shutterstock© shutterstock© shutterstock© shutterstockYou could not have missed this information: on July 13, the International Agency for ...
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Nutrition: aspartame soon classified as “probably carcinogenic to humans”
© Shutterstock / Benz-AnuchaTHE sweeteners are food additives with a sweet taste used by manufacturers in food because they provide ...
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Sweetener: aspartame could be carcinogenic but only in very high doses
Aspartame, the world's most widely used artificial sweetener, is "possibly carcinogenic" to humans but is "safe", according to the International ...
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Aspartame: why is the sugar-free sweetener under WHO supervision?
© Shutterstock / Danijela Maksimovic6,000 is the number of products sold in France that contain aspartame (E951), a sweetener used ...
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Aspartame soon ‘possibly carcinogenic’ for WHO
Aspartame, an artificial sweetener widely used in 'sugar-free' or 'light' products, is to be classified as a 'possible carcinogen' by ...
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Aspartame causes anxiety in mice
© ShutterstockAspartame remains quite controversial today: if, for the European Food Safety Authority (EFAS), this "false sugar" does not present ...
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Anxiety disorders: what if they were linked to sweeteners?
Researchers have established a link between the consumption of aspartame, an artificial sweetener, and anxiety. Explanations. THE ESSENTIAL Anxiety disorders ...
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Aspartame: what dose exactly should I not exceed?
© iStock Children, pregnant women, the elderly can continue to drink light sodas, eat low-fat foods and use sweets made ...
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Aspartame would not be dangerous for health
© iStock Children, pregnant women, elderly people can continue to drink diet sodas, eat low-fat foods and use aspartame-based candies. ...
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Stevia: the healthy alternative to aspartame
Stevia: a sweetening plantA millennial shrub, whose plants have been used for centuries by the Indians of South America to ...
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Aspartame: the consumption of sweeteners increases the risk of cancer
While the impact of sweeteners on health has been the subject of debate for years, a new French study has ...
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Stevia, aspartame: these sweeteners would be bad for the fetus
Consuming sweeteners during pregnancy would promote the development of obesity in unborn children. THE ESSENTIAL In 2020, nearly one in ...
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Pregnancy: consumption of aspartame makes the baby fat and disrupts its intestinal flora
Considered a "fake sugar", aspartame absorbed during pregnancy would influence the baby's weight and disrupt its intestinal flora. Created by ...
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We serve her a light soda instead of a normal one, she spends three days in a coma
In the UK, a 30-year-old woman with a rare genetic condition spent three days in a coma after mistakenly drinking ...
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Why do “light” drinks made from aspartame make you fat?
A recent study shows why so-called "light" sodas do not make you lose weight. Quite the contrary. In question: sweeteners, ...
Read moreAspartame: which dose exactly should I not exceed?
© iStock Children, pregnant women, the elderly can continue to drink light sodas, eat low-fat foods and use sugar-based sweeteners.aspartame. ...
Read moreAspartame would not be dangerous for health
© iStock Children, pregnant women, older people can continue to drink light sodas, eat low-fat foods, and use aspartame-based sweets. ...
Read moreStevia: the healthy alternative to aspartame
Stevia: a sweetening plantA thousand-year-old shrub, whose plants have been used for centuries by the Indians of South America to ...
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Aspartame and sweeteners: the “false sugars” of low-fat products that make you fat
Aspartame, Stevia and other sweeteners do not have the slimming effect promised in the advertisements. Instead of promoting weight loss, ...
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Aspartame E951: suspicions that weigh heavily
1) What is aspartame made of? Belonging to the excitotoxin family, aspartame (aspartyl-phenylalanine-methyl-ester) is a synthetic sweetener classified as the ...
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Is stevia a threat to aspartame?
December 09, 2011 - On November 14, 2011, the European Commission in Brussels authorized the use of stevia as a ...
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Aspartame is said to be harmless to health
March 3, 2011 - Aspartame - an artificial sweetener that replaces sugar in more than 6,000 food products - does ...
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Aspartame would not present a danger to our health
Aspartame is the most well-known and controversial sweetener. In a report, the European Food Safety Agency declares it safe for ...
Read moreSynthetic sugar or sweetener?
For most of you, “sweetener” means “sugar-free,” which is not entirely correct, as there are two kinds of sweeteners. Those ...
Read moreAspartame and cancer: no link according to Health Canada
May 18, 2006 - Aspartame is not harmful to health, Health Canada reaffirms following review1 results of a study showing ...
Read moreAspartame acts on the sugar level of diabetics
June 2, 2005 - Researchers at Laval University in Quebec were surprised to find that the consumption of aspartame, a ...
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European Food Safety Authority confirms the safety of aspartame
These two opinions published on April 20 confirm the safety of aspartame, this non-caloric sweetener, one of the most studied ...
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Sweetener: will stevia replace aspartame?
Truvia, the zero calorie sweetener from the stevia leaf is already available in the United States. This sweetener, with a ...
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Aspartame: no risk according to the European authorities
Should we be wary of E951, this synthetic sweetener better known under the name ofaspartame ? No, replies the European ...
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