Re: is non-fda regulated liquid sucralose safe?

April 21, 2005

Saccharin, BTW, has not been shown to increase cancer risk in humans.

OTOH, all of these substances (high intensity sweeteners, including

synthetic like sucralose, or " natural " like stevia) have unknown long

term risks for humans. The scientific studies so far show no

significant health hazard from sucralose.

On 4/21/05, ymmas808 <ymmas808@...> wrote:

>

> do you feel comfortable ordering the non-fda regulated liquid sucralose as

listed in the CR

> shopping list section? i just worry about the purity of the product since it

is unregulated.

> also, i would think you invariably take in more of the chemical since it is so

concentrated

> and wonder about the long term effects of ingesting sucralose. any opinions?

>

> has anyone done much research on sucralose?

>

> (i hope it doesnt become the next saccharin)

>

> peace

>

> sam

>

April 21, 2005

I order it & I'm comfortable. I don't care for the maltodextrin added

to Splenda, and buy the powdered sucralose (with cellulose). I use

other artifical sweeteners too, & sometimes none.

ymmas808 wrote:

>do you feel comfortable ordering the non-fda regulated liquid sucralose as

listed in the CR shopping list section? i just worry about the purity of the

product since it is unregulated.

>

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