The last line is the observation of your conduct. Tantamount to calling evil not that bad.
Sucralose is toxic... but it's not that bad in small doses, is indefensible.
But you'll try, again.
For everyone else concerned with being informed about risks to their health:
"Sucralose is an artificial sweetener and sugar substitute that is produced by a patented chemical process that replaces three hydrogen-oxygen groups with three chlorine atoms. The replacement intensifies the sweetness to 600 times more than table sugar and contains zero calories.2 The majority of ingested sucralose is not broken down by the body, so it is noncaloric.1 Sucralose is a chlorinated sucrose derivative, which means it is derived from sugar and contains chlorine.0 It is a semi-synthetic sweetener that is produced by selectively substituting three hydroxyl groups within the sugar molecule for three chlorine atoms."
The FDA first approved sucralose for use as a general-purpose sweetener in 1999, but the ingredient is controversial for several reasons.
www.eatthis.com
From your own article:
How does the human body process sucralose?
The human body does not recognize the sucralose structure as regular sugar, so it is not stored or metabolized as such. Instead, sucralose is excreted in the feces, unchanged, and a small amount is absorbed and rapidly eliminated in the urine. Studies indicate that
sucralose can be passed on by nursing mothers in their breast milk. This fact gives reason to believe that sucralose lingers around in the body's adipose (fat) tissue long after its excretion.
Your article goes on further to state this:
The results of one 2015
study suggested that increased sucralose consumption could possibly lead to metabolic disorders. More recently, a study published in the
Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health found that sucralose contains a chemical that may break up the DNA of your cells that are exposed to this sweetener, making it what is known as a "genotoxic substance." According to the study's
researchers, the European Food Safety Authority set a proposed limit for consuming genotoxic substances daily, which comes in at 0.15 micrograms. However, just one regular-sized sucralose-sweetened drink reportedly exceeds this threshold. Upon further analysis, researchers also discovered that sucralose can negatively impact your gut health. The reason? The chemicals in this sweetener can damage the lining of your gut, making it more
permeable and "leaky."
However the paragraph prior says that sucralose is not stored or metabolized and passes through feces and urine!
As for mothers milk---CAN is not the same as does! And the chemical "MAY" not does! As I said in my original post. Lots more study needs to be done before we cry wolf.
See any sucralose not passed out through feces is rapidly eliminated in the urine. These are declarative statements while phrases with words like "can" and "may" are only;;y possibilities.
The last line in the first paragraph is a complete farce! If something is excreted- it cannot be stored!
Also as sucralose is water soluble- it will not be stored in fat cells.