splenda

[valique]

is it al rigth to use splenda for cutting dite?

[PaPaPumP]

Yes.

[beenie]

Use of Splenda also know as sucralose is somewhat controversal. As I understand it the process by which it is made is by taking regular sugar (sucrose) and adding an extra molecule. The effect is that sucrolose tastes and measures like suger but is undigestable.

I use the stuff once in a while when I have a sweet tooth. If you are on a low carb diet and u have a lot of it. it will have the same effect as fiber (if you get my drift).

Cirtics of sucralose say that if you can taste the "sweet" associated with it, it must be digestible. I do not believe the critics, because it that were really the case it would throw me out of Ketosis and it never has, even when I have ingested fairly high quantities of the stuff.

Another sweetner that you may want to consider is stevia. Also very good.

[PaPaPumP]

Originally posted by beenie
Use of Splenda also know as sucralose is somewhat controversal. As I understand it the process by which it is made is by taking regular sugar (sucrose) and adding an extra molecule. The effect is that sucrolose tastes and measures like suger but is undigestable.

I use the stuff once in a while when I have a sweet tooth. If you are on a low carb diet and u have a lot of it. it will have the same effect as fiber (if you get my drift).

Cirtics of sucralose say that if you can taste the "sweet" associated with it, it must be digestible. I do not believe the critics, because it that were really the case it would throw me out of Ketosis and it never has, even when I have ingested fairly high quantities of the stuff.

Another sweetner that you may want to consider is stevia. Also very good.

Or.. just Yes.

[beenie]

Hey PapaPump,

You makin fun a me?

[Tobey]

valique,
Most diffently. The less carbs, sugar, youcan ingest in a cutting cycle the better!

IC

PS. bennie- the answer to your question. Yes. but good post anyway bro!