I once found several dead flies in my sucralose bag. I knew that moment it was a pesticide. I stopped using it and have gone to plan organic cane sugar.
I remember seeing a study that Sucralose was genotoxic (toxic to our genetic code). Take this with a grain of salt though, I have no other information aside from this now vague memory, and plead you do your own research on the topic to decide whether the sweetener is safe for you or not.
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I once found several dead flies in my sucralose bag. I knew that moment it was a pesticide. I stopped using it and have gone to plan organic cane sugar.
And what is Sucralose doing to the human body 😬???
I remember seeing a study that Sucralose was genotoxic (toxic to our genetic code).
Take this with a grain of salt though, I have no other information aside from this now vague memory, and plead you do your own research on the topic to decide whether the sweetener is safe for you or not.
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Uh, this stuff is in MOST of the diet energy drinks sold over the counter in grocery stores. WTH.
Does this work on pincher bugs?
Humans aren’t cockroaches, so I would guess that it is less bad than sucrose, especially for us diabetics.
Stevia/Truvia is the safest sweetener to use for diabetics. There is Nothing artificial in Stevia.
Diatomaceous earth will also kill roaches but is safe for human consumption.