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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Erythritol, a widely used sweetener would promote the formation of blood clots (therefore strokes and infarctions)
© Shutterstock / Connect worldI'erythritol is a sweetener: that is to say, it sweetens the taste, without the harmful effects ...
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Dates: healthy sweetener or sugar bomb?
For a long time, dates were the dried fruit that was gathering dust in the supermarket or nut shop. But ...
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Sweetener HFCS: American fattener
Glucose fructose syrup in the Netherlands The American sweetener HFCS also seems to be on the rise in our country. ...
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5 questions about… sweetener stevia
Is stevia safer than aspartame? Since December 2011, the use of the sweetener stevia (E960) has been permitted in Europe ...
Read moreNeotame, a new sweetener allowed in Canada
October 10, 2007 - Health Canada has just authorized neotame, a new synthetic sweetener that is said to have a ...
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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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