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I have used 200 calorie protein bars to satisfy a craving for sweets. That is a lot more calories, but they actually satisfy me while these don't do the trick for me. I'd gladly trade another 50 calories if they had some dark chocolate chips or something to these. They are just mainly air.
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I have used 200 calorie protein bars to satisfy a craving for sweets. That is a lot more calories, but they actually satisfy me while these don't do the trick for me. I'd gladly trade another 50 calories if they had some dark chocolate chips or something to these. They are just mainly air.
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I have used 200 calorie protein bars to satisfy a craving for sweets. That is a lot more calories, but they actually satisfy me while these don't do the trick for me. I'd gladly trade another 50 calories if they had some dark chocolate chips or something to these. They are just mainly air.
They're great if you have houseguests who are overstaying their welcome though.
Better to just drink a fiber powder supplement and enjoy real food with real sugar in moderation.
Source: https://newsroom.clevel
Better to just drink a fiber powder supplement and enjoy real food with real sugar in moderation.
Source: https://newsroom.clevel
I was picking these up from Sam's Club but after reading about the effects of erythritol I stopped. Walmart and Aldi have house brands without erythritol and I think use sugar instead.
The erythritol sweetener tastes good to me but I always think these companies are getting away with too much by using different sweeteners (artificial or natural) to avoid labeling the sugar content - regardless of how your body treats the substituted sweetener.
They should be required to put the amount of sweetener per serving. It might open our eyes to find out we would have ingested 15g sugar in one of these bars but instead they used 150g of erythritol (I don't know how much is used, just throwing that out there).
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Better to just drink a fiber powder supplement and enjoy real food with real sugar in moderation.
Source: https://newsroom.clevelandclinic....nd-stroke/ [clevelandclinic.org]
If you have skin or teeth issues or are diabetic, then Erythritol may be better than SUGAR and old sweeteners.
Sugar alcohols have other health benefits, discussed below. But in some people, they can cause digestive issues. [ https://www.healthline.
I have researched "Xylitol" which is better for me than sugar, sucralose:
Now I learned that Erythritol (which OP has), is similar to Xylitol (better than sugar and teeth bacteria cannot feed off it):
- Erythritol for oral health: Like other sugar alcohols, erythritol doesn't lead to tooth decay.
- Erythritol as an antioxidant: Researchers in a study in Nutrition found erythritol to act as a strong antioxidant with a favorable effect on blood vessels.
- Erythritol for diabetes: A study in Acta DiabetologicaTrusted Source suggested that erythritol might be a preferred sugar substitute for people with diabetes.
So if someone is fearmongering Erythritol over sugar/sucralose, then research why to find out which is best for your body. Obviously Xylitol & Erythritol are newer, thus an older industry would not want you to buy it. But I have been looking for modern sugar replacements, and the thing about bacteria not feeding off them, is what I want.Leave a Comment