Essays on Sugar

Sugar alternatives are food additives that are categorize into 2 specifically natural and synthetic /artificial sweeteners. The natural sweetener is commonly made from saps syrups and nectars found in the nature. some of the natural high potency sweeteners comes from stevia Lo han thaumatin brazzein...

When it comes to candy popularity, Canada is one of the countries that is tough to beat. In fact, the average Canadian teenagers eat almost 25 pounds of candy a year, which is about 3 candy bars per person (based on Statistics Canada Research Ins)....

Body weight will increase when energy intake is higher than energy expenditure. So many people prefer replacement of sugars with non-nutritive artificial sweeteners to decrease the calories intake and avoid the risk of obesity such: aspartame, neotame, advantame, alitame. Another vast majority of people use...

The word artificial is defined as something created by humans and not naturally occurring. Usually, things that are artificial are chastised as something not authentic and societies even harmful. This, however, has not been the case for artificial sweeteners. Artificial sweeteners are seen everywhere and...

In our day and age, obesity is becoming a growing concern in both adults and adolescents. Many of those who are trying to become healthier, cut back on sugars, and change bad eating habits have turned to using artificial sweeteners as a substitute. Several studies...

In United States and even in some countries from Asian region such as Australia, Singapore, New Zealand and Japan, and in some countries in western Europe, more than one-third of adults are obese and dietary guidelines are cracking down on added sugar. People who want...

Sugar is a sweet and soluble carbohydrate that is placed in many processed foods and found naturally in foods such as fruits. In tropical areas of the Earth, near the equator, sugarcane stalks are planted. After 12 to 18 months, they are crushed and harvested...