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An Israeli company has developed a sweet protein that can replace sugar in food and won’t raise your blood sugar or insulin levels.

New sweet protein holds out hope for diabetics


New sweet protein holds out hope for diabetics Ninety-nine percent of all fruits in the world derive their sweetness from sugar. But there are a dozen or so fruits that grow along the equatorial belt that contain a sweet protein, rather than a sugar. What if that protein could be turned into a commercial product? Proteins used as a sweetener would have significant advantage over added sugar: they’re digested by the body just like any other protein in the GI tract, they don’t raise your blood sugar or insulin levels, they steer clear of your liver, don’t burden your kidneys, nor do they affect the microbiome in the same way as sugar.
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