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Sucralose..trying to reduce sugar intake. alternative to diet soda. found sparkling water that has sucralose in ingredients but doesn't say amount. it says 0g for carb,sugars, sodium, calories & caffeine. is this ok to drink and not raise glucose?
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Yes but only way to tell in you (as an individual) is to try it and see.
Answered 10/6/2021
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