• Reduced growth rate in newborn
and adult rats
• Decreased red blood cells in
mice (anemia)
• Increased cataracts in male rats at
3% of the diet
• Abnormal liver cells in rats
• Enlarged liver and brain at 3% in
female and 3% in male rats
• Shrunken ovaries in rats at 1% and 3%
• Enlarged and calcified kidneys in rats.
If you think Splenda is affecting you
or a family member, it is relatively easy to
test by first completely eliminating it and
other artificial sweeteners from your diet
for one to two weeks. After that period,
simply re-introduce it in sufficient quan-
tity while avoiding other artificial sweet-
eners for two to three days. And be sure
to take note of how your body is feeling,
particularly if it feels different than when
you were free of artificial sweeteners.
Sweet dreams.
Bob Reece is a well known speaker and
author, and President / CEO of Health
Wanted Now. He can be contacted at
info@HealthWantedNow.com.
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