Sucralose
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A synthetic, calorie-free sweetener made by chemically modifying sugar. It is used in supplements to add sweetness without contributing meaningful calories or affecting flavor stability during manufacturing.
Why it’s used
Included to make a product taste sweet without added sugar.
What the evidence says
Sucralose is not taken for a health effect, so there is no efficacy question to evaluate. Major regulators, including the FDA and EFSA, have set an acceptable daily intake based on extensive toxicology review, which represents a longstanding safety consensus rather than a benefit claim.
Context
Regulatory acceptable-daily-intake figures were derived from long-term animal and human exposure data reviewed by agencies rather than from efficacy trials, since sucralose serves a flavoring rather than physiological role.
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