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I have been using Stevia for 3 years and think it is a great substitute for sugar.
The following wikipedia site offers an interesting insight to the current development of this ancient natural compound. Who's for Coke and Pepsi? especially if they are diabetic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevia

Tony
I gave up carbonated stuff a long time ago. I couldn't stand the burping. But I drink the Crystal Light (with the splenda). And I CAN'T WAIT till they start putting Stevia, or Truvia or WHATEVER, in some non-carbonated drinks.

I'll just add my benefiber and I'm good to GO!!!

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