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VOL. 8, ISSUE 2 (2023)
Artificial sweetener aspartame effect on body; A review
Authors
Akshay khedkar, Dhanajay ghodke
Abstract

The safety of artificial sweeteners has generated debate ever since their discovery. The sweetness of sugar is replicated by artificial sweeteners without the calories. More people of all ages are choosing to utilise these products as the focus of public health attention has shifted to addressing the obesity epidemic in the United States. Control of blood glucose is currently the primary objective of diabetes care. As a result, people can choose any food item they want. They must make the correct food choices to follow dietary guidelines, but the food business may also make a significant contribution to this transition by offering adapted food items [1].

A group of food additives known as artificial sweeteners impart sweetness without adding calories. They are also referred to as "nonnutritive sweeteners," "high-intensity sweeteners," and "sweeteners. The Food and Drug Administration and other advisory organisations have determined the daily intake recommendations for each nonnutritive sweetener. The recommended daily consumption of aspartame is 40 mg/kg per day for the European Union and 50 mg/kg per day for the United States, respectively
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Pages:137-144
How to cite this article:
Akshay khedkar, Dhanajay ghodke "Artificial sweetener aspartame effect on body; A review". International Journal of Research in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Vol 8, Issue 2, 2023, Pages 137-144
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