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  1. I need help choosing a sweetner- there are so many sweetners
    out there!!! Which is the better of the two- Acesulfame K or
    Aspartame? I know they are both linked with cancer but I
    can't find any gum without
    it. Also I have tried stevia, but it tasted too sweet. Is
    there a certain stevia brand I should be purchasing?

    Judith

  2. Has the smell/taste of a stevia, troll, or it's flip side, a
    Aspartame troll basher.

    Quoted message said:

    I need help choosing a sweetner- there are so many
    sweetners out there!!! Which is the better of the two-
    Acesulfame K or Aspartame? I know they are both linked with
    cancer but I can't find any gum without
    it. Also I have tried stevia, but it tasted too sweet. Is
    there a certain stevia brand I should be purchasing?

    Judith

  3. sugar alcohols. cary's sugar-free syru

  4. So many reasonable intelligent people have opinions on all of these and
    other sweeteners, it's hard to find one to recommend. I personally use
    Splenda (a brand of sucralose) but the guy from www.mercola.com thinks the
    stuff is just as bad as aspartame et al. I don't know what to believe
    anymore. 🙁

    -Chad

    "Judith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I need help choosing a sweetner- there are so many
    sweetners out there!!! Which is the better of the two-
    Acesulfame K or Aspartame? I know they are both linked
    with cancer but I can't find any gum without
    it. Also I have tried stevia, but it tasted too sweet. Is
    there a certain stevia brand I should be purchasing?

    Judith

  5. [email hidden] (Judith) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I need help choosing a sweetner- there are so many
    sweetners out there!!! Which is the better of the two-
    Acesulfame K or Aspartame? I know they are both linked
    with cancer but I can't find any gum without
    it. Also I have tried stevia, but it tasted too sweet. Is
    there a certain stevia brand I should be purchasing?

    Judith

    Acesulfame-K and aspartame "linked with cancer." Peer
    reviewed studies do not justify such a statement (see
    Medline).

    Stevia "too sweet"? Use less.

  6. "tintinet" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:

    Stevia "too sweet"? Use less.

    Absolutely. Many artificial sweeteners in their purest
    form are absurdly sweet. Take sucralose for example and
    aspartame and saccharin, etc. They're all hundreds of
    times sweeter than sugar if taken absolutely pure. So
    they dilute them hundreds of times when putting them in
    the little paper packet thingies and stuff. A pinch goes
    a loooooooooooooong ways.

    -Chad

  7. On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 11:55:03 -0800, "Chad C." <[email hidden]>
    posted:

    Quoted message said:

    So many reasonable intelligent people have opinions on
    all of these and other sweeteners, it's hard to find
    one to recommend. I personally use Splenda (a brand of
    sucralose) but the guy from www.mercola.com thinks the
    stuff is just as bad as aspartame et al. I don't know
    what to believe anymore. 🙁

    Don't believe Mercoola!

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