简介:人造甜味剂
- 人造甜味剂,如糖精和阿斯巴甜,通常用于替代糖的兴奋毒素。
- 人造甜味剂与各种慢性健康问题有关,如肥胖,糖尿病和中风。
- 人造甜味剂已被证明会改变我们的肠道 微生物群,这对健康有潜在的长期影响。
- 许多专家建议避免含有高浓度人造甜味剂的食物,如"饮食"标签加工和精制食品和饮料。
其他常用的兴奋性毒素
酪蛋白:牛奶和其他乳制品中发现的天然蛋白质,酪蛋白含有高浓度的谷氨酸。食品制造商通常将酪蛋白添加到某些加工食品中,如人造黄油,金枪鱼,巧克力,谷物棒,咸味薯片和加工肉类(23)。
半胱氨酸: 半胱氨酸是一种天然存在的蛋白质,通过人发和家禽羽毛的水解工业化生产,用作人造香料。它通常在大多数高蛋白食物中发现,但也添加到一些加工和精制食物中。已被证明,消费量适中的半胱氨酸对健康有很多好处; 然而,过多的半胱氨酸水平与帕金森病和阿尔茨海默病有关(23,24)。
三氯蔗糖 (Splenda®):三氯蔗糖是一种人造甜味剂,比普通糖甜约320至1000倍。与糖精和阿斯巴甜相比,三氯蔗糖的潜在健康影响较少; 然而,它具有类似的兴奋毒性。三氯蔗糖可以在许多使用人造甜味剂的加工食品和饮料中找到(24)。
资料来源:http: //www.thegoodgut.org/addictive-food-stimulants-why-you-crave-junk-food/
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