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Using Spleda to reduce sugar intake
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<blockquote data-quote="smallworld" data-source="post: 4859" data-attributes="member: 2423"><p>Possible side effects to Splenda include:</p><p>bloating </p><p>abdominal pain </p><p>gas </p><p>nausea </p><p>diarrhea </p><p>headaches </p><p>migraines (severe headaches) </p><p>heart palpitations (fluttering, irregular heartbeats) </p><p>shortness of breath </p><p>depression or overwhelming anxiety </p><p>spaced-out or drugged sensation </p><p>joint pain </p><p>dizziness</p><p></p><p>I understand your interest in cutting down sugar intake, but I personally would not substitute an artificial product. My strong feeling is that children do best on a well-balanced diet of natural products (meaning no artificial or chemical additives or preservatives). Try shopping at Whole Foods or Trader Joe's if you have them in your area.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smallworld, post: 4859, member: 2423"] Possible side effects to Splenda include: bloating abdominal pain gas nausea diarrhea headaches migraines (severe headaches) heart palpitations (fluttering, irregular heartbeats) shortness of breath depression or overwhelming anxiety spaced-out or drugged sensation joint pain dizziness I understand your interest in cutting down sugar intake, but I personally would not substitute an artificial product. My strong feeling is that children do best on a well-balanced diet of natural products (meaning no artificial or chemical additives or preservatives). Try shopping at Whole Foods or Trader Joe's if you have them in your area. [/QUOTE]
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