Sentences with word «noncaloric»

If the only way you would drink green tea is with the sweetened variety, then overall it would be healthier for you to stick with the added sugar (though your taste buds would probably adapt to the unsweetened variety, or you could try adding a harmless noncaloric sweetener such as erythritol (see A Harmless Artificial Sweetener).

Studies on calorie restriction through short - term fasting just before chemotherapy — defined as a complete lack of food and caloric beverages (noncaloric beverages such as water are allowed) for 72 hours or less — has demonstrated a wide range of beneficial effects.

Sugar alcohols aren't considered noncaloric or non-nutritive sweeteners because they contain calories.

According to the Herb Research Foundation, numerous scientists, and tens of millions of consumers throughout the world, especially in Japan, the herb is safe and intensely sweet, which could make it a popular noncaloric sweetener.

Fuhrman goes one step further and provides his nutrition formula H = N / C (Health = Nutrients / Calories), equating its significance to Einstein's E = mc ²: «Your key to permanent weight loss is to eat predominantly those foods that have a high proportion of nutrients (noncaloric food factors) to calories (carbohydrates, fats, and proteins).

(Note that those figures don't include noncaloric sweeteners, such as aspartame, sucralose and stevia.)

In fact, noncaloric sweeteners such as aspartame, Splenda, and saccharin can change how glucose is regulated and the composition of the gut microflora for the worse, making it, ironically, even harder to lose weight.

In 1907 diabetics started using the sweetner as a replacement for sugar and it was soon labeled as a noncaloric sweetener (for dieters).

«The authors are confounding their conclusions by addressing all these noncaloric artificial sweeteners together,» says Brian Ratcliffe, a nutrition researcher at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, U.K.. That's why the title of the paper, «Artificial sweeteners induce glucose intolerance by altering the gut microbiota,» is misleading, he says.

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, started by feeding mice with water that contained either sugar or one of three noncaloric sweeteners: aspartame, sucralose, or saccharin.

One group of mice had a choice between a cup of plain rodent chow and a cup of chow mixed with the noncaloric sweetener sucralose.

The research showing that sugar is more addictive than cocaine was done with saccharin (a noncaloric sweetener), not sugar.

We chose to provide a noncaloric placebo as opposed to an isocaloric supplement providing carbohydrate and fat only.

Therefore, we subjected 44 healthy young men to a 12 - wk resistance - type exercise training program (3 exercise sessions per week) during which they were provided with a protein supplement (27.5 g / d of protein) or a noncaloric placebo.

The other group received a noncaloric placebo.

The control drink was a noncaloric placebo beverage.

In the control group, participants received a noncaloric placebo.

All participants received a snack immediately after every training session, including a cheese sandwich, an apple, and a noncaloric beverage (total energy intake, 1151 kJ; 37 g of carbohydrates, 10 g of protein, and 9 g of fat).