Do you have a sweet tooth?
Do you satisfy your desire for sweets using natural foods or processed foods?
Don’t forget that sweetness is actually a by-product of food – real food, that is.
Nature has a way to encourage living creatures to consume nutritious foods.
Funny how that works. Go figure.
Artificial Sweetness
Forced sweetness, revved-up sweetness, and artificial sweetness – all altered foods – are a trap that addict you to sweeter tastes.
Artificial sweeteners are marketed as having “more sweetness with no penalty of weight gain.” People with eating disorders, children who are first learning about healthy food habits, diabetics and those with degenerative illnesses are being selected by advertising campaigns to sell you on the fact that these chemicals are not only safe, but beneficial to human health.
The added plethora of laboratory chemicals are entirely unnecessary to put in the public food supply.
The big corporations disagree, though, because they make more money when they add chemicals to your food.
We’ve done a great job of redefining sweetness, and it’s great to see it pay off,” says Anne Rewey, Splenda marketing director for Ft. Washington, Pennsylvania-based McNeil. “We’re committed to the leadership position in this market.”
That pretty much says it all.
Check this out:
According to the Conference of the American College of Physicians “we are talking about a plague of neurological diseases caused by these deadly poisons.” (aspartame, sucralose, acesulfame- K)
Natural sweetness versus artificial sweetness … which do you choose?
Return To Nature’s Sweetness
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