Cavagnari, 2019 - Google Patents
Non-caloric sweeteners: specific characteristics and safety assessmentCavagnari, 2019
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- Cavagnari B
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Non-caloric sweeteners are food additives that can be added to food and beverages, in substitution of sugar, thus allowing to decrease energy content and free sugars intake. However, many health care professionals have questioned the safety of these additives for …
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