Guest guest Posted July 22, 2004 Report Share Posted July 22, 2004 Whoever said that splenda, nutrasweet, etc. are sugar alcohols, care to back that up with scientific evidence? I'm pretty sure that splenda chemically is not an alcohol; I know that it's an analog of sugar, with an N replaced on the chain somewhere, but I don't think they replaced the N with an alcohol. The problem with sugar alcohols: 1) They increase gas in your intestines. 2) They are sweets. If people eat sweets, they become accustomed to eating sweets, and will go for the sugar. I don't know how much sense there is in that reasoning, but I guess for people who have gotten this surgery because of their problems with sweets, it's probably good if you stay away from the sugar alcohols as much as possible. __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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