Maltodextrin in splenda

Re: Maltodextrin in splenda -- Posted by Jesse Spencer on 07-08-03 18:09

Type 2? Maybe Not. Ck list (2 posts)
by Hoaxbuster - Last post on: 02-18-04 11:48
You could be having reaction to diet sodas & sweeteners w/aspartame. Splenda, Stevia, Saccharin (Sweet n Low) appear to be much safer to use. Go to link below, Scroll Down this List, Can you relate to any of these symptoms? Aspartame found in sweetener, diet sodas, etc. www.relfe.com/Asparta... (Read More)

Heart Disease Drops Among Diabetics (1 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 12-17-04 19:10
Heart Disease Drops Among Diabetics Although diabetes remains a significant risk factor for cardiac problems, there has been about a 50 percent decline in the incidence of heart disease among adult diabetics over the past several decades, according to a new study. A team led by Dr. Carol... (Read More)

FDA Approves Labeling Showing Orlistat Delays Onset of Type 2 Diabetes (1 posts)
by Gumbo - Last post on: 11-14-04 19:48
FDA Approves Labeling Showing Orlistat Delays Onset of Type 2 Diabetes The Food and Drug Administration approved new labeling for Hoffmann-La Roche Inc.s weight-loss drug orlistat (Xenical), which indicates the compound delays the onset of type 2 diabetes in obese patients with impaired gluco... (Read More)

Threadmill Use (1 posts)
by martin2004 - Last post on: 11-18-03 06:31
Good Morning: Can anyone tell me how Threadmill use will effect my Glucose numbers? How long after using the Threadmill will a result be seen? Thanks martin2004@optonline.net ... (Read More)