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Trehalose is here in EU/UK
We are delighted that Trehalose has been made available in the UK to end user customers. The prices are quite reasonable and the quality is excellent. Click herealzhiemers artificial sweeteners artificial sweetener artificial sweeteners artificial sweetener saccharin aspartame blood sugar levels carbohydrates complex carbohydrates control diabetes diabetes diabetics diet food food companies fructose corn syrup nutrasweet splenda sucralose sugar Trehalose type 2 diabetes alzhiemers artificial sweeteners artificial sweetener artificial sweeteners artificial sweetener saccharin aspartame blood sugar levels carbohydrates complex carbohydrates control diabetes diabetes diabetics diet food food companies fructose corn syrup nutrasweet splenda sucralose sugar Trehalose type 2 diabetesPublic Winning The Battle Against Aspartame
At long last the major UK supermarkets are flexing their corporate mucles and responding to the growing outrage regarding aspartame. Sanisburys, Walmart, Tesco, Marks and Spencer have each instructed their own brand name manufactured product suppliers to remove aspartame from their products. However, there is a down side and the front runner to replace it is seen as splenda or sucralose. Inside information suggests that M&S may be looking at Trehalose
watch this space for more news as it develops.
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We are really pleased that almost 2 years of work has resulted in establishing a long term supply of the worlds finest trehalose for the UK and Europe.Trehalose has many benefits:
- natural alternative to sucrose - look and taste identical
- does not trigger rapid rise in blood sugar levels
- suitable for those with neurological issues:
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Parkinsons
- Huntingtons
- Alzhiemers
- Motor Neurone Disease
- easy to use - the family probably won’t even notice the switch
- safe for everyone to use
- comparatively great value
To pre order your supply e mail me
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Aspartame - It isn’t safe
You’ve probably heard the adage “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” as many times as I have over the years. In fact, there have been plenty of days where I’ve used it as my personal mantra. But all morale-boosting aside, there are some instances where it isn’t true. Take aspartame, for example.
For years, the food industry and mainstream health “experts” have clung to the idea that this artificial sweetener is safe for human consumption because, they claim, there is no concrete proof that it’s toxic. Of course, you and I both know that simply isn’t true. But even if it was, the argument doesn’t hold much water: Just because something may not be poisonous doesn’t make it safe – after all, I buy non-toxic carpet cleaner, but I don’t think it would be a good idea to put it on ice and drink it with a twist of lemon.
But it looks like some new research has shot even more holes in the mainstream’s already-flimsy case for aspartame.
A recent review published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that while aspartame may not kill you, it certainly won’t make you stronger. In fact, it may have a significant weakening impact on your brain, setting you up for problems ranging from mental and emotional disturbances to learning disabilities.
According to this recent analysis, despite what earlier studies and reviews have claimed, aspartame does appear to cause both direct and indirect changes in brain chemistry. The researchers found that, among other negative effects, aspartame can disturb the brain’s ability to metabolize amino acids and proteins, damage the integrity of nucleic acids, and interfere with the functioning of neurons.Based on all of the data they examined, the research team concluded that “excessive aspartame ingestion might be involved in the pathogenesis of certain mental disorders, and also in compromised learning and emotional functioning.”
Sacrificing your mental and emotional function to save calories is hardly a worthwhile trade-off. Save yourself the risk — and the calories — by sticking to natural sweeteners like trehalose, which are both available in natural food stores.
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Artificial Sweeteners - make you put on weight
OK - i write frequently about health issues and one of the most pressing we face today is that of obesity. I see people drinking diet or low calorie drinks as if they are helping them lose weight. At last a study that ’shuts that theory up’ once and for all. Straight and simple artificial sweeteners make you put on weight not lose it.
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Scientists at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, studied rats that were fed food with the artificial sweetener saccharin and rats fed food with glucose, a natural sugar.
In comparison to rats given yogurt sweetened with glucose, those that ate yogurt sweetened with saccharin went on to consume more calories and put on more weight and body fat.
The researchers said sweet foods may prompt the body to get ready to take in a lot of calories, but when sweetness in the form of artificial sweeteners is not followed by a large amount of calories, the body gets confused, which may lead to eating more or expending less energy than normal.
“The data clearly indicate that consuming a food sweetened with no-calorie saccharin can lead to greater body-weight gain and adiposity than would consuming the same food sweetened with high-calorie sugar,” Purdue researchers Susan Swithers and Terry Davidson wrote in the journal Behavioral Neuroscience, published by the American Psychological Association.
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Hi - if you follow my ramblings then you’ll know that i have a real concern over family instances of Diabetes and several years ago i picked up a thread that got me wondering if MS was caused by the overuse of sugar/simple starch and i still have the feeling that i may be proved right in time. However, the evidence for the effects of an artificial sweetener are overwhelming in my opinion. This is not a post on the theme ‘knowck the chemical companies’ but more of public service announcement - if you drink or eat anything that is labeled:
- diet
- low sugar
- no sugar
- low calorie
- low fat
then i’d put money on that you’d find Aspartame in some form on the label and without putting any airs and graces on it - IT IS KILLING YOU. Stop it please - read the labels.
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Trehalose - the safe sugarRead this you will never “drink diet” again.
Never again will I drink diet soda or eat anything with Aspartame.
SWEET POISON –A MUST READ
In October of 2001, my sister started getting very sick. She had stomach spasms and she was having a hard time getting around. Walking was a major chore. It took everything she had just to get out of bed; she was in so much pain.
By March 2002, she had undergone several tissue and muscle biopsies and was on 24 various prescription medications. The doctors could not determine what was wrong with her. She was in so much pain, and so sick. she just knew she was dying. She put her house, bank accounts, life insurance, etc., in her oldest daughter’s name, and made sure that her younger children were to be taken care of. She also wanted her last hooray, so she planned a trip to