Some medical experts warn that as Ozempic helps overcome food addiction, the junk food industry is adapting with ...

And just like sugar, artificial sweeteners are addictive. The more you eat, the more you crave. The catch? You may be more likely to feed your cravings because you think you’re eating fewer ...

The authors note that the same preference was observed with sugar-sweetened water, so it can't be said that artificial sweeteners are more addictive than sugar -- just that sweetness in general ...

Artificial sweeteners ... One possible answer, according to some experts, is that sugar is addictive, psychologically and possibly physiologically, and the more sugar you take in, especially ...

At Virginia Tech, registered dietitian Valisa Hedrick is working with the National Institutes of Health on another study comparing the effects of four different artificial sweeteners versus sugar ...

Let’s see whether sugar really deserves its bad rap or if we’re simply hooked on the confusion. The official classification of alcohol, nicotine, and opioids as “addictive substances” lies not solely ...

It’s addictive and increases your risk of obesity ... If you attempt to replace sugar with artificial sugar substitutes and live your life exactly the same, you may be at higher risk of side ...

Still, how much of that flavor boost is from the taste of ketchup itself, and how much of it is the addictive ... are also ...

and manage blood sugar levels,” the spokesperson wrote via email. The idea that artificial sweeteners may be increasing hunger signals from the mammalian brain isn’t new — a prior study ...

Used for centuries in South America, this fruit is now being studied as a nutrient-packed alternative to sugar, thanks to its antioxidant and polyphenol content. Charlotte Walsh is a writer and ...

In response to new FDA regulations, In-N-Out Burger is removing artificial dyes from its drinks and switching to ketchup made with real sugar. In-N-Out’s Signature Pink Lemonade may still be ...

Aspartame is an artificial sweetener that was discovered in 1965 and is 180–200 times sweeter than sugar. It was first regulated by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1974 and approved ...