Reaction to Splenda?

• conservativej...
  
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  Jul 30, 2012 7:38 AM GMT

  A few hours ago I ingested a large amount (not sure of the amount, but was told there was a great deal used) of Splenda. Splenda, otherwise known as sucralose, is produced by removing several hydroxyl groups from sucrose and replacing them with chlorine.
  
  Splenda is not a sweetener I normally ingest. I have a very strong case of insomnia (very rare for me) and mild itching.
  
  Has anyone else suffered insomnia and itching after using Splenda?

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  Aug 06, 2012 1:41 PM GMT

  Interesting...http://splendasickness.blogspot.co.uk/2006/03/long-list-of-symptoms.html

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• Richbehr
  
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  Aug 07, 2012 11:19 PM GMT

  One thing I've learned about artifical sweetners is that they can act as a bladder irratant. I was having really bad bladder urgency,alot coming out with full force, the total opposite of prostate issues. 2 different urologist's and all they said it was bladder urgency and gave me a script. Finally I was talking with a woman friend and it was her urologist that told her about the artifical sweetners and bladder issues. Stevevia is the best one to use.

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• musclmed
  
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  Aug 08, 2012 3:56 AM GMT

  conservativejock saidA few hours ago I ingested a large amount (not sure of the amount, but was told there was a great deal used) of Splenda. Splenda, otherwise known as sucralose, is produced by removing several hydroxyl groups from sucrose and replacing them with chlorine.
  
  Splenda is not a sweetener I normally ingest. I have a very strong case of insomnia (very rare for me) and mild itching.
  
  Has anyone else suffered insomnia and itching after using Splenda?

  
  
  Splenda is several thousand times sweeter than sugar .
  
  It is structurally similar to sucrose, so its unlikely to cause a problem.
  
  Stevia, ( natural sweetener) can cause itching in a portion of the population.
  
  its far more likely the food contained some amount of STEVIA.
  
  Stevia makes me itch like crazy, its a MAST cell/histamine reaction and not a true allergy.
  
  

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  Aug 08, 2012 5:44 AM GMT

  Splenda is nasty, stay away from it.
  
  -My scalp often develops sores after injesting it within a day.
  -Severe bloating and diarrhea.
  -As someone else stated, polyuria a big problem.
  
  Stevia is pretty good but still causes bloat for me.

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  Aug 08, 2012 6:00 AM GMT

  26mileman saidSplenda is nasty, stay away from it.
  
  -My scalp often develops sores after injesting it within a day.
  -Severe bloating and diarrhea.
  -As someone else stated, polyuria a big problem.
  
  Stevia is pretty good but still causes bloat for me.

  
  
  this..and any artificial sweetener! your better off to have the real thing if u need it.

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  Aug 08, 2012 10:49 PM GMT

  I get eczema and itching from Nutrasweet.
  Splenda and Others not so much.
  I just use honey or sugar. I never buy diet drinks or gum.

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  Aug 09, 2012 2:06 AM GMT

  My reaction to Splenda:
  
  

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  Aug 09, 2012 3:49 AM GMT

  IIIIIIIIIIIII said^ Really? You lose your hair?

  I've already lost everything else (car/house keys, passwords, virginity, etc.)...might as well lose my hair, too.

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