People who eat sugar substitutes in an effort to lose or control their weight could be making matters worse, if recently published research in the journal Nature Metabolism is anything to go ...

Consumer Reports looks at why experts are raising concerns about sugar substitutes showing up in surprising places.

A new study reveals that sucralose may actually trigger hunger instead of curbing it. Meanwhile, the brain-boosting MIND diet ...

This study identifies food additive mixtures associated with higher type 2 diabetes risk, urging a reevaluation of safety ...

A new study found that consuming the artificial sweetener sucralose increases activity in the brain area that causes hunger.

Popular artificial sweetener sucralose could disrupt appetite and make users hungrier than if they consumed sugar, a new ...

New research reveals sucralose may trigger increased hunger signals in your brain, potentially sabotaging weight loss efforts ...

Sucralose may trigger hunger instead of helping with weight loss by confusing your brain’s natural response to sweetness.

Increased hypothalamic blood flow suggests an increase in hunger signals in the brain. The study findings indicate that ...

If you’re someone who’s trying to avoid the unwanted calories of sugar, you may be a drinker of diet sodas instead of regular ...

About 40% of Americans regularly consume sugar substitutes usually as a way to reduce calories or sugar intake. But could ...