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tomorrow in New York? and Can I put splenda in my protein shake without getting an insulin spike?
2 questions please. How much will it snow
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chewyxrage
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splenda is made of nothing...
how would it spike your insulin? theres no sugar in it...
how would it spike your insulin? theres no sugar in it...
ChewYxRage said:
Just checking bro. That`s what I thought. My mind is not all there these days.
PIGEON-RAT
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damnit and i have to do quite a bit of walking tomorrow too.
PIGEON-RAT said:
Need a ride bro? Are you near me?
OMGWTFBBQ
brobe
ChewYxRage said:
Made of nothing?
Is there even such thing as nothing in the physical world?
Splenda is sucralose. Sucralose is a sucrose molecule that has been modified. Off the top of my head I think it has a sulphur molecule added to it. Or maybe it was chlorine - I'm tired now - but I remember that it was something that on its own I wouldn't want to ingest.
They claim that it doesn't get broken down into the gut at all and passes entirely through the system as an inert substance.
But there have been studies that show it does break down slightly to some form of fructose that has a "chloro" in it IIRC - which would probably indicate that the thing has a chlorine on there.
In the end - I don't know - but I would bet that it doesn't raise the insulin levels by itself.
jnuts
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"He said almost 85% of his patients' blood sugar numbers soared after using Splenda, indicating an unhealthy insulin spike"
from:
http://www.zonehome.com/rt3/_disc/00000064.htm
The power of google.
from:
http://www.zonehome.com/rt3/_disc/00000064.htm
The power of google.
pitbullstl
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Almost all artificial sweeteners can cause an insulin spike.....
OMGWTFBBQ said:
Well can I put it in my 20 pounds of protein powder or what? lol
Actually too late, I ordered it with the splenda in it at proteinfactory. I keep getting the worst tasting protein, So this time I figured I would treat myself with Vanilla and splenda added.
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revexrevex
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ah the first snow, reminds me of the old days in siberia
So does anybody get splenda added to their protein mix? or am I the only slacker here? First time EVER btw.
OMGWTFBBQ
brobe
I don't know enough about insulin response - Fonz is a good one to ask I'd bet.
I am curious if insulin response can change based solely on taste trigger the action.
Also, splenda has been shown to break down partially to that chlorofructose thing - so would that be what is actually triggering the response?
It is late and I need to go to sleep, my brain is working at like 25%.
I am curious if insulin response can change based solely on taste trigger the action.
Also, splenda has been shown to break down partially to that chlorofructose thing - so would that be what is actually triggering the response?
It is late and I need to go to sleep, my brain is working at like 25%.
jnuts
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PatsFan34 said:
Nope:
Most people don¹t realize that common sweeteners such as table sugar, honey, brown sugar, high fructose corn syrup, Stevia and artificial sweeteners such as Equal and Sweet ON Low are all high glycemic, which means they WILL elevate insulin and blood sugar
from:
http://www.americaninsurancedepot.com/HealthBuilders/sweet.htm
(quoth Google)
chewyxrage
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jnuts-
are you trying to take my beloved splenda away from me?
you dick!
i think i'll just keep telling myself your lying....and it will all be ok.
are you trying to take my beloved splenda away from me?
you dick!
i think i'll just keep telling myself your lying....and it will all be ok.
sinjinsmythe33
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2 to 4 inches. ice is the enemy. beware of the ice.
Stangfriik
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Snow? What's that? It's supposed to be 77 tomorrow
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