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<blockquote data-quote="Rachox" data-source="post: 2447383" data-attributes="member: 400972"><p>Hi [USER=39431]@fumanchu[/USER] , many members go cold turkey with giving up sweet things once diagnosed type 2. However, I still eat sweet things with sweeteners rather than sugar. My HbA1c is consistently at non diabetic levels, I’ve lost a shed load of weight and have no diabetic complications, so no regrets. </p><p>Now back to Splenda, take a look at these two images, taken from the Tesco dot com website, the first image does indeed state 98.8g carb per 100g but one teaspoon contains less than 1g of carbs! You always need to consider how much of something you are using as well as the carb count per se. One spoonful in a coffee will not be adding hugely to your daily carb count, even 5 mugs a day carbs will still be in single figures for the Splenda.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]51552[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rachox, post: 2447383, member: 400972"] Hi [USER=39431]@fumanchu[/USER] , many members go cold turkey with giving up sweet things once diagnosed type 2. However, I still eat sweet things with sweeteners rather than sugar. My HbA1c is consistently at non diabetic levels, I’ve lost a shed load of weight and have no diabetic complications, so no regrets. Now back to Splenda, take a look at these two images, taken from the Tesco dot com website, the first image does indeed state 98.8g carb per 100g but one teaspoon contains less than 1g of carbs! You always need to consider how much of something you are using as well as the carb count per se. One spoonful in a coffee will not be adding hugely to your daily carb count, even 5 mugs a day carbs will still be in single figures for the Splenda. [ATTACH=full]51552[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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