By Lisa Weiss. Why Should I Question Splenda? o No calorie sweetener for coffee, tea, baking o “Made from sugar so it tastes like sugar” o Too good to.

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By Lisa Weiss

Why Should I Question Splenda? o No calorie sweetener for coffee, tea, baking o “Made from sugar so it tastes like sugar” o Too good to be true?

What is Splenda? o Sucralose o Discovered in 1976 o Comes from sucrose (sugar) but chlorine is substituted for three hydrogen/oxygen molecules o Not recognized by the body as a carbohydrate o 600 times sweeter than sugar

How Safe is Splenda? o Over 20 years of evaluation o FDA approvals in 1998, 1999 o Approved for use in over 80 countries o Multiple studies found sucralose poorly absorbed (15%) o Only 2-3% metabolizes

So What’s the Problem? o Discovered while researching pesticides o No large scale human studies o Most studies conducted by manufacturers o FDA denied approval for 10 years o Studies show up to 27% not excreted o Chlorine highly toxic if broken down o Numerous side effects in case studies o Actually does contain some calories

Conclusion Trusted organizations prove Splenda is safe. Toxic chlorine may be absorbed into the body. Splenda should be used minimally, if at all.

Works Cited Brusick, D, V.L. Grotz, R Slesinksi and C.L. Kruger. "The Absence Of Genotoxicity Of Sucralose." Food And Chemical Toxicology July Web. 24 Jan Grotz, V. L, Ian C. Munro. "An Overview Of The Safety Of Sucralose." Regulatory Toxicology And Pharmacology May Web. 24 Jan Mercola, Joseph and Dr. Kendra Degen Pearsal. Sweet Deception : Why Splenda, Nutrasweet, And The FDA May Be Hazardous To Your Health. Nashville, TN, USA: Nelson Books, Print. "Sucralose: Is It Safe?." Nyam News July Web. 24 Jan "What is Sucralose." All About Sucralose. Calorie Control Council, Web. 24 Jan IMAGES Splenda packet: Front: Back: