Is acesulfame potassium ok?

[Default] On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 08:39:36 -0500, Peabody
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>Aside from the general artificial sweetener paranoia, is there any
>serious question about ace k? It's in the protein powder I use.
>The alternative would be stevia.

why would the alternative be something bad tasting like stevia?

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Peabody - 16 Sep 2006 17:26 GMT

Ma¢k says...

>> Aside from the general artificial sweetener paranoia,
>> is there any serious question about ace k? It's in the
>> protein powder I use. The alternative would be stevia.

> why would the alternative be something bad tasting like
> stevia?

I don't know, but the brand I like to use offers either the
standard whey protein which uses ace k, or "natural" protein
sweetened with stevia. To me, stevia is just a "natural"
artificial sweetener. :-)

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Ma¢k - 16 Sep 2006 18:13 GMT

[Default] On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 11:26:56 -0500, Peabody
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are you diabetic?

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Ted Rosenberg - 16 Sep 2006 19:07 GMT

> Ma¢k says...

<sni>> standard whey protein which uses ace k, or "natural" protein

> sweetened with stevia. To me, stevia is just a "natural"
> artificial sweetener. :-)

Yep, "natural" like tobacco, or deadly nightshade, or belladonna, or any
other "natural' poison

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> Aside from the general artificial sweetener paranoia, is there any
> serious question about ace k? It's in the protein powder I use.
> The alternative would be stevia.

Since everyone with an agenda didn't bother to answer your question, YES
ace-k is just fine as an artificial sweetener for diabetics or normies.

Jim

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>Aside from the general artificial sweetener paranoia, is there any
>serious question about ace k? It's in the protein powder I use.
>The alternative would be stevia.

IME I know a couple who have bad reactions to one another's favourite
sweeteners. I guess everyone has bad reactions to something. Apart
from that it seems to be mostly paranoia and bullshit. Personally I
prefer Splenda, but that's only because *I* prefer it.

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