"Like other zero-calorie sweeteners, stevia doesn’t cause rapid spikes in blood glucose," Harbstreet says. "This means it may ...

Stevia was only approved for sale in the EU in 2012, and it was hoped it would prove useful for diabetics looking for a ...

Stevia and monk fruit sugar are considered "natural" sweeteners ... products can reverse the health consequences of sugar overconsumption, such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Some studies ...

Use these six natural sugar substitutes to help you monitor your refined sugar intake. The best part is that they are likely ...

In particular, people with diabetes ... is a good alternative. However, if you are looking to reduce your overall sugar consumption, then natural, low-calorie sweeteners like stevia may be a ...

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Sweet, healthy, and calorie-free? Allulose is said to be all of these — and good for people with diabetes because it increases insulin sensitivity. DW looks into the science behind the hype.