I agree that it is a molecule that tastes sweet and that it doesn't fit in anywhere into the body. I disagree on your theory though. Mine is that you've been living on a nice sugar high drinking your sodas and eating spoonfuls of sugar, and then you switch to a Nutrasweet soda. Your body gets all confused, "hey, where'd the sugar go?" causing your insulin levels to drop way down because there's no sugar to digest, and that your insulin levels never rebalance when there is sugar in your system.
Either way, we both could be wrong or one of is. Science needs to be done.
My thoughts
I agree that it is a molecule that tastes sweet and that it doesn't fit in anywhere into the body. I disagree on your theory though. Mine is that you've been living on a nice sugar high drinking your sodas and eating spoonfuls of sugar, and then you switch to a Nutrasweet soda. Your body gets all confused, "hey, where'd the sugar go?" causing your insulin levels to drop way down because there's no sugar to digest, and that your insulin levels never rebalance when there is sugar in your system.
Either way, we both could be wrong or one of is. Science needs to be done.
- Nolan