The not-so-sweet foods with low calorie, artificial sweeteners aren't necessarily better for you. Research shows that they ...

Sucralose, the popular artificial sweetener found in products like Splenda, may be doing the opposite of what many hope—it could actually increase appetite, particularly in individuals with obesity, ...

Suraclose may heighten hunger by alerting brain activity, especially in obese individuals, potentially increasing craving ...

Scientists at Columbia University have just mapped the exact molecular structure that makes us love sugar and artificial ...

Yet, despite more than 20 years of study, the sweet receptor’s precise architecture remained elusive, even as scientists ...

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ShareA new study which investigated how sucralose, a non-caloric sweetener, affects brain signals related to hunger, has ...

A recent study published in Nature Metabolism explores the neurophysiological and metabolic impacts of sucralose—a widely consumed non-caloric sweete | Neuroscience ...

To dieters’ dismay, a new study has suggested that sucralose — a calorie-free sugar substitute — might increase an eater’s appetite. It’s far from the first eyebrow-raising scientific study on ...

Daily sucralose intake, warns the Women's Health Network, could be a migraine trigger. It may also reduce the absorption of therapeutic drugs treating cancer and heart disease, making them less ...