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In a message dated 11/23/01 7:49:53 PM Pacific Standard Time,

mmwaw writes:

 

> Can you now tell us about any sweetner that is not a robber of our precious

> vitamin's and minerals.??????

 

Stevia.

 

Starris

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hello, Ron ( the desert - rat)

Since you posted the bad's about sweetner's and about sucrose etc.

Can you now tell us about any sweetner that is not a robber of our precious

vitamin's and minerals.??????

What is a good sweetner to use in place of these.

I had thought Black Strap Mollasses was a good one but if made from

leftovers and containing 65 % of the sucrose, chuck it.

Maxine

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Stevia herb is the only one i know of.

Health food stores have it.

http://www.stevia.net/

Click on history of use at top of page.

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> Maxine M Wilton

> 11/23/2001 7:14:06 PM

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> Sweetner non robbing

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> hello, Ron ( the desert - rat)

> Since you posted the bad's about sweetner's and about sucrose etc.

> Can you now tell us about any sweetner that is not a robber of our

precious

> vitamin's and minerals.??????

> What is a good sweetner to use in place of these.

> I had thought Black Strap Mollasses was a good one but if made from

> leftovers and containing 65 % of the sucrose, chuck it.

> Maxine

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In a message dated 11/24/01 10:23:52 AM Pacific Standard Time,

alobar writes:

 

> Stevia tastes sweet, so it triggers

> insulin oproduction.

 

Actually, stevia stabilizes blood sugar levels. It's good for diabetics and

hypoglycemics. Good old Mother Nature is smarter then Monsanto. Some

Japanese studies show it kills tooth decay organisms, too.

 

Starris

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In a message dated 11/24/01 12:44:09 PM Pacific Standard Time,

alobar writes:

 

> Got a reference on stevia stabilizing blood sugars?

 

Any stevia info should mention it, since it's one of the major benefits of

the herb. Try a Google search or alltheweb.com Or look in a modern herbal.

Older ones usually don't mention stevia. Or ask anyone who has ever used

it. It's common knowledge.

 

Starris

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I have no literature to back thkis up, but my ersonal opinion is

that stevia is not real good for one. Stevia tastes sweet, so it triggers

insulin oproduction. Since there is no sugar, the body makes too much

insulin which depletes blood glucose levels. Over time, I feel it is not

good to trigger insulin production with no reason. Again, I acknowledge

this is not backed uop by hard scientific evidence,but I do not feel stevia

is real good for anyone.

 

Alobar

 

 

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" the desert_rat " <ron

 

Saturday, November 24, 2001 1:44 AM

Re: Sweetner non robbing

 

 

> Stevia herb is the only one i know of.

> Health food stores have it.

> http://www.stevia.net/

> Click on history of use at top of page.

> ron

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Got a reference on stevia stabilizing blood sugars?

 

Alobar

 

 

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<Starrisg

 

Saturday, November 24, 2001 12:45 PM

Re: Sweetner non robbing

 

 

> In a message dated 11/24/01 10:23:52 AM Pacific Standard Time,

> alobar writes:

>

> > Stevia tastes sweet, so it triggers

> > insulin oproduction.

>

> Actually, stevia stabilizes blood sugar levels. It's good for diabetics

and

> hypoglycemics. Good old Mother Nature is smarter then Monsanto. Some

> Japanese studies show it kills tooth decay organisms, too.

>

> Starris

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Stevia and agave which is a natural sweetener from cactus ..I like it better

than stevia because there is no bitter taste

Donna

 

 

In a message dated 01/24/11 12:27:59 AM, Starrisg writes:

 

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> Can you now tell us about any sweetner that is not a robber of our precious

> vitamin's and minerals.??????

 

Stevia.

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" Alobar " <alobar

 

Sunday, November 25, 2001 4:28 AM

Re: Sweetner non robbing

 

 

> I have no literature to back thkis up, but my ersonal opinion is

> that stevia is not real good for one. Stevia tastes sweet, so it triggers

> insulin oproduction.

 

The amount of insulin production is very small. More the idea to prime the

pancreas to start the production process.

 

> Since there is no sugar, the body makes too much

> insulin which depletes blood glucose levels.

 

With respect, good theory but in practice this does not happen. Like protein

intake, glucagon (opposite hormone to

insulin, which elevates blood glucose level) is also elevated and blood glucose

stays somewhat constant.

 

> Over time, I feel it is not

> good to trigger insulin production with no reason. Again, I acknowledge

> this is not backed up by hard scientific evidence,but I do not feel stevia

> is real good for anyone.

>

Hi Alobar,

 

I agree that slowly eliminating the desire to eat sweet tasting foods is a good

event in your diet evolution. We

haven't used any sweeteners or salt for over 15 years and really enjoy the real

taste of food.

 

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