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Learn about the approval of eight additional non-digestible carbohydrates that meet the FDA’s definition of dietary fiber.
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The importance of advising patients to consume more fiber for numerous health benefits and how to motivate them.
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Most Americans get about half of their recommended fiber. Meeting fiber requirement doesn’t mean adding calories if fiber enriched foods are consumed.
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Experts explored barriers to meeting daily fiber recommendations and ways healthcare providers can encourage adequate intake. Learn more.
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Peer-reviewed review finds studies linking aspartame to cancer were rated “Not Reliable.”
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Published scientific review reinforces the safety of sucralose in foods and beverages.
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A recent article published in Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism provides an overview of the evidence regarding dietary fibers and the microbiome.
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An analysis shows no difference in food intake, no quantified weight effect, and findings that conflict with broader human evidence.
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Replacing sugary drinks with water or low-calorie beverages may support long-term weight management and lower overall energy intake.
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Study finds sucralose & acesulfame‑potassium (Ace-K) do not affect blood glucose.
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Sucralose Safety: Human studies on blood sugar, insulin, and diabetes.
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Guidance states sweeteners can be part of a healthy diet when used per federal rules and personal health goals.