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  • One of the Biggest Lies About Artificial Sweeteners Natural health physician and founder Dr. Joseph Mercola talks about synthetic sweeteners that is dangerous to diabetics and is unknown to virtually all health care professionals.
  • A Sour View of Corn Refiners' Sweetener Ads NEW YORK (/AdAge) -- Is it really dumb to be concerned about high fructose corn syrup as a sweetener in food products? That's certainly the way it's portrayed in the Corn Refiners Association's massive new advertising campaign. The TV commercials heavily sell the idea that the sugar substitute poses no health risk when consumed in "moderation." But Connie Bennett, author of the book "Sugar Shock," rebuts the premise that "moderate" consumption of high fructose corn syrup is possible in today's grocery marketplace.
  • Chef Cooking at the Plaza - Cooking Show - Recipe Ideas - Sweetleaf stevia sweetener Our TV show A Taste of New York, visits the Oak Room at the Plaza hotel in NY, where chef Eric Hara creates delicious sugar free recipes using SweetLeaf, the all natural sweetener made from the Stevia plant.
  • Raw Food Recipes: Date Sweetener (Alternative To Agave) Raw Food Recipes In this video I show you how to make a whole food sweetener from nothing more than dates and water. It's a great alternative to any other sweeteners in any recipe.
  • Stevia Extract | A Natural Alternative to Artificial Sweeteners Professional Whey Premium Stevia Extract Powder is the healthy alternative to artificial sweeteners. Made from the highest quality Stevia and sourced from the finest Stevia plantations around the world we are delighted to offer what we believe, is the best tasting natural sugar-free sweetener In Australia. Conservatively it is a minimum of 300 times sweeter than sugar and is the perfect natural and healthy sweetener to add to whey protein powder and other unflavoured supplements..........Empowering you to know what goes in your supplements. How is Stevia Extract Made? Professional Whey Premium Stevia Extract is extracted from the Stevia leaf using traditional methods passed down from generation to generation in Stevia growing regions. However Professional Whey Premium Stevia Extract is predominantly made up of at least 60% Rebaudioside A, which is the best tasting component of the Stevia leaf with no lingering aftertaste. Also unlike many other Stevia sweeteners, Professional Whey Premium Stevia Extract is not chemically or genetically modified to reduce cost and enhance taste. The Stevia plants are grown naturally without the use of chemicals. Stevias History Stevia is a naturally sweet herbal plant closely related to Chamomile plant and is native to the valley of Rio Monday in North Eastern Paraguay. It has been used to sweeten local teas, medicines and as a natural sweetener for approximately 1500 years in parts of South America and has become a ...
  • RAW FOOD CONVERSIONS: SWEETENERS If you're someone who suffers from a serious sweet tooth, you'll find it very difficult to give up your sweets and go 100% raw. Before you say no way and decide to give up on going Raw, consider that there are All Natural Sweeteners that you can use. As with all things sweet of course, moderation is key. Follow the links below to learn more about processed sugars vs natural sugars. Enjoy! Corn Syrup (fructose) dangers Processed Sugar dangers Learn about Agave Nectar Learn about Stevia Benefits of Organic Raw Honey RAW FOOD CONVERSION CHART RAW FOOD SWEETENERS
  • Cipla - Shweet Artificial Sweetener Kitchen Commercial Shweet artificial sweetener in the kitchen
  • Zsweet® Zero Calorie Natural Sweeteners News Clips A collection of news media about Zsweet® all natural zero calorie sugar substitute. A healthy alternative to artificial sweeteners and sugar endorsed by Dr.'s Andrew Weil, Nicholas Perricone & Julian Whitaker.
  • Wholesome Sweeteners Organic Fair Trade Honey Wholesome Sweeteners' Fair Trade Organic Honeys are produced traditionally by Mayan beekeepers in Mexico. The Mayans tend hives deep in the jungle where the honeybees feast on native wildflowers. · Fair Trade Organic Amber Honey is rich nectar with warm caramel notes. Perfect in beverages, baking, for glazing chicken and drizzled on fresh fruit or hot toast. · Fair Trade Organic Raw Honey is a thick creamy honey with a butterscotch essence; perfect spread on warm biscuits, in herby salad dressings or with yogurt and hard cheeses. This luscious organic honey is not heated above 110°F to maintain the nectar's natural properties. · On store shelves in August! Wholesome pays a fair price directly to the beekeepers for their Fair Trade Honey. The beekeepers have formed a solid cooperative and the whole community prospers from the honey harvest; it creates meaningful employment, the beekeepers can develop the quality of their hives and send their children to school. By protecting the hives and native plant forage areas, Fair Trade encourages biodiversity and helps the forests thrive, too. Fair Trade and the beekeepers ... The hives are tucked deep in the jungles of Chiapas and Quintana Roo, and have been tended by Mayan communities for generations. Although there is a centuries-old beekeeping tradition here, honey production has only recently been recognized as a viable and stable income opportunity in the global market. In years past, coyotes or middlemen took a majority of ...
  • Clearing Up Confusion On Non Sugar Sweeteners Internationally renowned natural health physician Dr. Joseph Mercola dicusses if xylitol is safe to use as a sweetener and what about stevia?
  • Stevia the natural sweetener .co Vida Stevia is the natural sweetener obtained from stevia leaves. No bitter aftertaste. vidastevia@. Visit us .co
  • Natural Sweeteners vs Artificial Sweeteners: Truvia - - I make my own hot chocolate, using natural sweetener and cocoa powder. I avoid anything artificial, such as Splenda and Sweet and Low. It's difficult when I want something sweet, and can't use those things. However, I use Truvia these days. http Distributed by Tubemogul.
  • Wholesome Sweeteners Organic Agave 100% Pure Agave Nectar from the Weber Azul in Central Mexico. Agave Nectar is low glycemic, so it is a perfect sweetener for anyone watching their sugar intake, including diabetics.
  • Gwen Stefani-Artificial sweetener Slideshow of Gwen Stefani / Set to the song artificial sweetener by no doubt. Oh yes I'm guilty For leasing myself out Not ready to go up for sale Can't seem to give it up Stubborn, so selfish I'm showing off the worst in me The return of Saturn Assessing my life Second guessing... I'm full of artificial sweetener My heart's been deceitful It's all artificial sweetener I'm faking I love you's You're forcing me to You really deserve love I want to love you But I can't seem to find myself My wilting effort Our progress report I'm only sure that I'm not sure I shudder to be honest Who's behind it all now? Who's the author? I'm full of artificial sweetener My heart's been deceitful It's all artificial sweetener I'm faking I love you's You're forcing me to Re-read, re-write, redo, undo I'm stuck on this page I was born two weeks late Is that why I hesitate? I'm on the fence Push me off it I want to be on your side now And keep a promise I'm full of artificial sweetener My heart's been deceitful It's all artificial sweetener My heart's been deceitful I'm faking I love you's You're forcing me to
  • Agave Revisited - Is Agave a Healthy Sweetener #373 - We covered agave nectar about 6 months ago, but a few questions yesterday spurred a few questions... Today, I'm going to reveal a little more research that I've done about agave to help you determine for yourself if you think agave is a healthy sweetener or not. We've stopped using agave in our recipes and do our best to make sure it doesn't sneak in the RV in a dehydrated product. Here's some more on it, plus some other questions! Take a look...
  • Holiday recipe ideas using Ideal no calorie sweetener Lower the sugar and calories in your favorite holiday drinks. Check out Chef Ozzie's "Ideal" holiday drink recipes!
  • I Luv Halloween CG #4: Artificial Sweetener Finch rallies his posse for another assault on the increasingly unstable neighborhood and their latest foe: the quite possibly unholy CHOCO-WILLIES! Did we mention the night is just getting started?
  • Artificial sweeteners: Should we be afraid of Aspartame ? [ALEV-FULL] FULL VIDEO Event of the ALDE ADLE Seminar: Artificial sweeteners: Should we be afraid of Aspartame ? Photo Album: ow.ly Event date: Wednesday 16 March 2011 13:00 to 15:00 Location: BE BRUSSELS A5G-2 Studies recently published have shown aspartame's potential negative impacts on pregnant women as well as the carcinogenic potential of his sweetener. We propose to organise a public hearing to address the potential health risks of the artificial sweetener aspartame bringing together scientists, consumer's organisation, manufacturers and official from EFSA. The aim is to have an informed debate on the issue of public interest. MEPs in this event LEPAGE Corinne - Citoyenneté Action Participation pour le 21ème siècle PARVANOVA Antonyia - National Movement for Stability and Progress [ALDEADLE-EVENT] [FULL-EVENT] [ALEV-FULL] [ALEV] [EVENT] [VIDEO] [SEMINAR] [Language EN] 110316-ALDEADLE-EVENT-SEMINAR-Aspartame
  • ** Old version ** The Dangers of Aspartame (Artificial Sweeteners, Sugarfree, Diet, Zero, E951) A new, longer version is now available! Aspartame (E951) is an artificial sweetener, used in over 6000 products. The food industry claims that aspartame helps you to lose weight, but why is obesity then becoming an ever increasing problem? Aspartame is a very sweet chemical, responsible for many health problems including obesity, diabetes, cancer, brain diseases, migraines, ADHD, etc. Aspartame breaks down into three components: 1. Methanol. This is the poisonous kind of alcohol. Once in the body, methanol breaks down into formaldehyde, which is a poison. 2. Phenylalanine. This decreases the amount serotonin in your brain, which leads to mood swings (depressions) and an increased appetite! This is why aspartame is one of the main causes for the current obesity epidemic. 3. Aspartic acid. This is a neurological toxin comparable to MSG. The US Department of Health has recorded 92 (!) symptoms following complaints about aspartame. In fact, over 80% of all complaints filed with FDA are aspartame related! www.321 Some of the brand names for aspartame: NutraSweet, Equal, NatraTaste, Canderel, Spoonful, Equal-Measure, etc. Aspartame is used in any of the following products: Sugarfree, Light, Diet, Zero (Coke, Sprite & Fanta), Coke 007, Pepsi Max, Crystal Clear, Low-Calorie, Crystal Light, No Sugar Added, Sportlife, Stimorol Ice, Stimorol Fusion, Freedent, Mentos, Smint, etc. If you use any of these products, please watch this investigative report by ...
  • High Fructose Corn Syrup (Killer Sweetener) Dr. Andrew Siegel discusses the unhealthy nature of high fructose corn syrup, used in virtually every processed food product.
  • ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER A Special Feature from the "inGREEDients" movie This is a special feature urging consumers to think about the use of chemical sweeteners in their diet. For more information visit
  • Stevia sweetener, liquid, powder, packets, safety, benefit and side effects Dr. Ray Sahelian, MD, benefits, side effects of the herbal supplement Stevia sweetener. for more info see and
  • Swerve Sweetener, Natural Sugar Substitute News Story News story from New Orleans about watching out for sweets during the 2007 holiday season. Focus on sugar substitute Swerve.
  • Atkins Diet: Daily Sweetener Limit In this video, I deal with a much overlooked section of the Induction phase (and latter phases). It covers the daily sweetener limit. Dr. Atkins recommends no more than three servings or packets of sweeteners per day. That means each Diet Coke with Splenda or packet of Splenda in your coffee is counted against that limit. Why did he set the limit at three when the Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI) levels set by the FDA are usually much higher 6-10 cans of soda for Saccharin or Splenda depending on body weight? First, he of course urged to eat as much unprocessed food as possible, and adding additional chemicals to your diet or sweetened foods was never seen as a mainstay of the diet. It was also useful to break old eating habits of dessert following each meal. To reward yourself consistently with a "sweet." Your tongue or tastebuds could then begin to relearn how to taste the more subtle sweetness of vegetables and fruit. Finally he wanted to prevent the cephalic insulin reaction from stalling the diet followers. The more sweetness the greater likelihood of that insulin release. Thanks for watching!
  • Stevia Sweeteners - Supressed by FDA The FDA buckles under pressure from the sweetners industry
  • Dr Rutledge Diet Drinks, Artificial Sweeteners & Obesity www.MGB.FM www.mgb.fm Call Dr. Rutledge 702-714-0011 or Email: DrR@ Diet Drinks, Artificial Sweeteners & Obesity. Diet Sweeteners Can Make You Sick and Fat. Today 59 percent of Americans consume diet soft drinks. Artificial sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose may actually promote obesity and weight gain, says research. research published in the International Journal of Obesity reveals that artificial sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose -- precisely the kinds of chemical sweeteners found in diet soft drinks or many low-carb food products -- may actually promote obesity by tricking the body into thinking that sweet-tasting foods and drinks don't contain as many calories as they really do. In the experiments, rats who were fed artificially-sweetened foods tended to overeat foods containing real sweeteners, causing them to gain weight. In humans, it's the same result: drink diet soft drinks and consume enough foods made with artificial sweeteners, and you'll very likely overeat the sweets when the real thing comes along: apple pie, cookies, cake, ice cream, and so on. www.mgb.fm Call Dr. Rutledge 702-714-0011 or Email: DrR@
  • Sweeteners in Ayurveda Look at natural sweeteners used in Ayurvedic cooking - Sucanat, Maple Syrup, Raw Honey
  • Diabetes and Artificial Sweetener Dr. Kramer, at the grocery store, explains how to look at artificial sweetener nutrition labels and makes a comment on artificial sweetener in relation to diabetes.
  • Sugar Alternatives, Aspartame to Stevia, Nutrition Austin Be My Friend Joe discusses different alternatives to sugar including artificial sweeteners like Splenda, Nutrasweet & Saccharin to more natural alternatives such as honey, molasses, Stevia & fruit. Better Body Clinical Nutrition Joe Stickland, ACN Applied Clinical Nutritionist Visits Joseph's Website at This video was produced by Psychetruth http © Copyright 2008 Better Body Clinical Nutrition. Distributed by Tubemogul.
  • Is Xylitol a Safe Sweetener #424 - We've received a few questions about xylitol recently... Today, I address whether xylitol is a safe sweetener or not. It's not something we use regularly, in fact I think I've only had it once at the Tree of Life.
  • Stevia - The Herbal Sweetener Okay, let's say you like the idea of trying interesting teas from china. But what about sweetener? Well, if you're like me, of course, honey is a natural choice. But recently I discovered an herb that is very sweet. It's been used by the Guarani Indians of Paraguay for hundreds of years. This herb is called Stevia rebaudiana, or sweet leaf, because of the sweet taste of its leaves. This plant is an annual, and it grows well in containers or raised beds, where the plants can stay moist but not too wet. If you shop whole foods or nutrition stores, you can find stevia as a nutritional supplement. You just can't believe how sweet this herb is. It's really fantastic, and the thing about it is, you can collect the leaves and dry them, or you can use them fresh. And it's the leaves you want to pick. The stems aren't nearly as sweet as the leaves themselves.
  • Stevia - Natural Sweetener Stevia actually balances blood sugar levels, and is safe for use by both diabetics and hypoglycemics Tel: (51-1) 5755879 Tel. (51-1) 995369566 Worldwide shipping. We accept PAYPAL and Moneybookers. A South American herb that is up to 400 times sweeter than sugar with only ten (10) calories per pound, stevia is the perfect sugar replacement for persons suffering from diabetes, which helps to actually regulate blood-sugar levels. Medical doctors in Japan and Germany routinely use stevia in their treatment of diabetic patients, as well as those with candidiasis (a chronic yeast infection that thrives on sugar, also implicated in auto-immune disorders (AIDS), chronic fatigue syndrome, etc.) And unlike aspartame (Nutrasweet) and its cousins, stevia is perfect for use in baking, cooking and as a food additive that happens to sweeten. It is so powerfully sweet that 1/2 teaspoon is approximately equivalent to one (1) cup of sugar in sweetening capabilities. * The benefits of stevia as a sweetener are unrivaled: * Stevia actually balances blood sugar levels, and is safe for use by both diabetics and hypoglycemics. * Unlike aspartame, there are no reports of adverse effects from stevia's use and scientific studies throughout the world prove out its safety. Stevia has never been shown to cause brain tumors, seizures, blindness, or any of the other 92 adverse reactions associated with aspartame. * Unlike aspartame, stevia reduces the craving for sweets, making it ...
  • No Doubt-Artificial Sweetener Lyrics: Oh yes Im guilty For leasing myself out Not ready to go up for sale Cant seem to give it up Stubborn, so selfish Im showing off the worst in me The return of saturn Assessing my life Second guessing Im full of artificial sweetener My hearts been deceitful Its all artificial sweetener Im faking I love yous Youre forcing me to You really deserve love I want to love you But I cant seem to find myself My wilting effort Our progress report Im only sure that Im not sure I shudder to be honest Whos behind it all now ? Whos the author ? Im full of artificial sweetener My hearts been deceitful Its all artificial sweetener Im faking I love yous Youre forcing me to Re-read, re-write, re-do, undo Im stuck on this page I was born two weeks late Is that why I hesitate? Im on the fence Push me off it I want to be on your side now And keep a promise Im full of artificial sweetener My hearts been deceitful Its all artificial sweetener My hearts been deceitful Im faking I love yous Youre forcing me to Im faking I love yous Youre forcing me to Im faking I love yous Youre forcing me to Im faking I love yous Youre forcing me to
  • Atkins Diet: Acceptable Low Carb Sweeteners In this video, I give my perspective on the acceptable sweeteners for those following a low carb diet. A number of new sweeteners have hit the market since Dr. Atkins wrote his book, and while I don't presume to talk for him, I am giving my perspective on the sweeteners on the market based upon personal experience and meta-***ysis of the experts in the field. As with most things, your experience may differ from mine or the norm, and you may be able to consume a particular sweetener and have no side effects and continue to lose weight at the rate expected. One final note -- one thing Dr. Atkins said was our food should be as unprocessed as possible, and that we should shop the exterior of the grocery store. Most of the foods sweetened with these items are in the middle or a special health food section. The vast majority of your food on the Atkins Diet should be regular food with natural ingredients. Each day or even meal does not need a dessert to cap it off. Acceptable Sweeteners: * Splenda (sucralose) - granulated or liquid form ( bit.ly ) * Saccharin * Stevia - Natural * Rebiana extract ( bit.ly ) * * m.nih.gov * Oligofructose / Inulin ( -- bit.ly * Inulin works just like fiber and is made out of plants like chicory root and isn't digested like other starches, it isn't absorbed, so it doesn't have an effect on blood sugar. * Inulin (IN-yoo-lin) is used as a test to help diagnose problems or ...
  • Sweetleaf Sweetener. From Plant To Package The wonderful journey that the Stevia plant takes from sweet plant to it zero glycemic sweetener powder.
  • The Dangers of Aspartame (Artificial Sweeteners Sugarfree Diet Coke Zero No Sugar Added E951) Aspartame (E951) is an artificial sweetener, used in over 6000 products. The food industry claims that aspartame helps in losing weight, but why is obesity then becoming such an ever increasing problem? Aspartame is a very sweet chemical, responsible for a host of health problems such as obesity, diabetes, cancer, brain diseases, migraines, ADHD, etc. http Aspartame breaks down into three toxic components: 1. Methanol. This is poisonous alcohol. In the body, methanol breaks down into formaldehyde, which is a poison. 2. Phenylalanine. This decreases the amount serotonin in your brain, which leads to mood swings (depressions) and an increased appetite! That is why aspartame is one of the main causes for the current obesity epidemic. 3. Aspartic acid. This is a neurological toxin comparable to MSG. The US Department of Health has recorded 92 (!) symptoms following complaints about aspartame. In fact, over 80% of all complaints filed with FDA are related to aspartame consumption! 321 Some of the brand names for aspartame: AminoSweet, NutraSweet, Equal, NatraTaste, Canderel, Spoonful, Equal-Measure, etc. Aspartame is used in any of the following products: Sugarfree, Light, Diet, Zero (Coke, Sprite & Fanta), Coke 007, Pepsi Max, Crystal Clear, Low-Calorie, Crystal Light, No Sugar Added, Smint, Stimorol Ice, Stimorol Fusion, Freedent, Mentos, Sportlife, etc. Do no longer believe the lies of the food industry and the 'main ...
  • No Doubt - "Artificial Sweetener" (Phoenix, Arizona 8/2/2002) 08/02/00 - Phoenix, Arizona - Mesa Amphitheater www.beacon-
  • Dangerous Chemicals In Artificial Sweeteners The chemicals found in artificial sweeteners are not fully digested or absorbed by your body. Why risk the side affects of chemically produced artificial sweeteners. Look for natural alternatives while keeping away from the refined white table sugars and high fructose corn syrup which metabolize into glucose in your bloodstream RAPIDLY. This is the energy rush and crash, also spiking blood glucose levels which is NOT what you need if Diabetes is an issue. There are better alternatives... Bill Muth BillHealth@
  • Artificial Sweeteners: Hunger and Weight Gain? Artificial sweeteners like aspartame, sucralose or saccharin are low to zero cal sugar replacements or "substitutes" and a topic that comes up time and again on Ask Scooby. The most often asked questions concerning them are: Do they make you hungry? Do they make you gain weight? Do they make me fat? So let's have a look at these. As I mention in the video, here is the research behind what I say: - Increased hunger Canty DJ, Chan MM. Effects of consumption of caloric vs noncaloric sweet drinks on indices of hunger and food consumption in normal adults. Am J Clin Nutr 1991;53:1159--64 Tordoff MG, Alleva AM. Effect of drinking soda sweetened with aspartame or high-fructose corn syrup on food intake and body weight. AmJ Clin Nutr. 1990 Jun; 51(6): 963-9 Mattes, RD. Interaction between the energy content and sensory properties of foods. In: Birch, G & Campbell-Platt, G, , eds. Synergy. Hampshire, United Kingdom: Intercept, Ltd, 1994:39--51 - Weight gain Wooley OW, Wooley SC, Dunham RB. Can calories be perceived and do they affect hunger in obese and nonobese humans? J Comp Physiol Psychol 1972;80:250--8 Mattes RD. Effects of aspartame and sucrose on hunger and energy intake in humans. Physiol Behav. 1990 Jun;47(6):1037-44. m.nih.gov A good general overview of the scientific literature concerning artificial sweeteners can be found in Mattes RD, Popkin BM. Nonnutritive sweetener consumption in humans: effects on appetite and ...
  • Aspartame, NutraSweet, Artifical Sweetener & Diet Soda Friend me on MySpace Aspartame, NutraSweet, Artifical Sweetener & Diet Soda Peter is theChief Executive Officer and Wellness Director of Life Energy Holistic Partners, Inc. and holds the degree of Doctor of Naturopathy from Trinity College of Natural Health. He is a Nationally Board Certified Traditional Naturopath and is a member of the Advisory Committee of the American Naturopathic Certification Board. Visit Peter McCathy's website This video was produced by Psychetruth Psychetruth is empowered by TubeMogul © Copyright 2008 Peter M. McCarthy. All Rights Reserved.
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  • ABC News Stevia The 'Holy Grail' of Sweeteners What is Stevia? Stevia is of the Composite family, related to lettuce, marigold and chicory. It was "Officially" discovered in the late 19th century by Dr. Moises Santiago Bertoni. He was given samples of the plant and he reported that "one small piece of the leaf will keep the mouth sweet for an hour". He named the plant Stevia Rebuadiani Bertoni in honor of a Paraguayan chemist name Rebaudi. Bertoni found that the Guarani Indians had been using the leaves of the plant to sweeten bitter teas and as a sweet treat. What are the benefits of Using Stevia? Studies have shown the following benefits from using Stevia in one's diet. These benefits have not been approved or confirmed by the FDA. * Sugarless with no calories * Will not effect blood sugar levels like sugar does. * 100% Natural * 250 to 300 times sweeter than sugar * Heat stable to 200 degrees Celsius (392 degrees Fahrenheit) * Non-fermentable * Flavor enhancer * Plaque retardant Anti-caries (prevents cavities) * Recommended for diabetics * Non-toxic Extensively tested in animals and Extensively used by humans with no adverse effects Where is Stevia Grown? Originally stevia grew wild in the highland region of Northern Paraguay and Southern Brazil. It was later cultivated for use as a sweetener until the introduction of sugar cane by the Spanish and Portuguese. Today Stevia is grown around the world from China, Japan and other Asian countries to South America, Europe, India, the Ukraine and even North America. more ...