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Originally Posted by nide44 View Post
I find that artificial sweeteners affect my PN adversely,
so I do not use them, or buy products with any type
of artificial sweetener in them.
Including Splenda? I can't use aspartame in any form. *shudder* It's some of the nastiest tasting stuff I've ever put in my mouth. As are other artificial sweeteners. The only one I've been able to use and tolerate seems to be Splenda. Is there anything I should know about *it*?
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