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Sucralose does not increase GLP1 in fasting humans…

cohenb March 30, 2015 Uncategorized 2 Comments

Sucralose does not increase GLP1 in fasting humans and does not alter GLP1 responsiveness in glucose load. #ASNatExpBio #expbio #EB2015

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Dr_T_0926
March 30, 2015 at 12:25 pm
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RT @profbdcohen: Sucralose does not increase GLP1 in fasting humans and does not alter GLP1 responsiveness in glucose load. #ASNatExpBio #e…
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Food4Nutrients
March 30, 2015 at 7:07 pm
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@profbdcohen @Dr_T_0926 Can bleach kill bacteria can one expects a microbiome to flourish & reap any benefits with a chlorine laced sweetner
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