Consuming sucralose, a widely used non-caloric sweetener, may influence how the brain regulates hunger and body weight. A new ...

“I would never say drink or eat more sugar. “Instead, I tell my patients to not rely on non-caloric sweeteners as a substitute for sugar and try to reduce the overall intake of dietary ...

According to a new scientific study published in the journal Nature Metabolism, non-caloric sweeteners (often found in diet sodas and other drinks) mess with the brain’s response to hunger and ...