No
Sucralose (sweetener) is a solid white powder.
Sucralose is and artificial sweetener, and a very common one too.
your body can't process it an it is eliminated
if any diabetic patient take dose of sucralose then the sugar level of that person will increase rapidly because sucralose is a artificial sweetner and it is 600 times sweeter then sugar.
One View:Propel has less calories, but that's because it contains sucralose, which is a sugar substitute. I personally don't trust any of these sugar substitutes. Vitamin water contains fructose (natural fruit sugar), so it has more calories than Propel, it is the more natural choice. Another View:Incorrect. Vitaminwater does not use a natural fruit sugar (fructose). In reality it contains 3 heavily processed artificial sugar substitutes known as Crystalline Fructose, Erythritol and Rebiana. On the other hand, Propel uses a blend of real sugar mixed with sucralose (a safe sugar substitute). This keeps their drink down to a mere 2 grams per serving.So both products contain artificial sweeteners, but Propel contains only natural sugar and only one substitute for you to worry about compared to the 3 mixed substitutes in Vitaminwater. Thus making Propel the MORE natural choice.Also consider that Propel only has 10 calories compared to Vitaminwater's 50 calories per serving, makes it also the healthier choice.
There are three atoms of chlorine in one molecule of sucralose.
Sucralose is a commonly used artificial sweetener found in a variety of foods and beverages, including diet sodas, sugar-free gum, and some processed foods. To identify sucralose in your diet, check the ingredient list on food labels for terms like "sucralose," "Splenda," or the E number E955. Be mindful of products labeled as "sugar-free" or "diet," as they may contain sucralose.
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yes
No, Splenda is sucralose
Camel Snus does not contain sugar. It contains sucralose, a calorie-free artificial sweetener.