A new study found that a popular zero-calorie sugar substitute disrupts regions of the brain responsible for regulating hunger and appetite, particularly in people with obesity.
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A new study found that a popular zero-calorie sugar substitute disrupts regions of the brain responsible for regulating hunger and appetite, particularly in people with obesity.
A new study found that a popular zero-calorie sugar substitute disrupts regions of the brain responsible for regulating hunger and appetite, particularly in people with obesity.
Read MoreLatest Lifestyle News | New York Post