Hema imported orange juice to detect Acesulfame potassium and was punished, counting the thousands of years of human bondage with "sweet"

Original: Hema imported orange juice to detect Acesulfame potassium was punished, counting the thousands of years of human bondage with "sweet"

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In ancient times, humans mainly extracted sugars from fruits and honey to make substances such as "sugar gum" to preserve and eat

During the Yin Shang period, Chinese had mastered the production method

In 300 BC, the North Indians used the method of boiling sugar and successfully extracted crystalline sucrose from sugar cane, and "cane sugar" began to enter thousands of households

In modern society, people's desire for sweetness has led to the discovery and synthesis

These sweeteners are usually high in sweetness and low in energy, so they do not cause fluctuations in human blood sugar and do not cause caries; Some sweeteners also have a noticeable flavor enhancement effect

The discussion about the safety of sweeteners continues, and we should polish our eyes and pay attention to intake when purchasing related beverages

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