Erythritol, a zero-calorie sugar substitute found in Truvia, keto foods, might raise risk of stroke, death Cleveland Clinic researcher, other experts will stay away from it after he found that ...

Here's a decidedly unexpected bug repellent: erythritol, the sugar alcohol used in Truvia brand sweetener. Apparently it's toxic to fruit flies, according to research published in PLOS ONE ...

Erythritol, the main component of the sweetener Truvia, has a new, unexpected application -- it may be used as an insecticide. And a sixth grader can take part of the credit for this unusual ...

A popular artificial sweetener, erythritol, could raise the risk of heart attack and stroke, a new study from Cleveland Clinic revealed. The study was published in Nature Medicine.

In what started out as a middle school science project, scientists discovered that erythritol, the main ingredient in the artificial sweetener Truvia, is toxic to fruit flies. This does not mean ...

Fans of the natural, calorie-free sweetener stevia might be surprised to find out that Truvia, one of its most popular representatives, doesn’t just sweeten your coffee — it’s also great at ...

But that's exactly what a father-son duo and fellow researchers found about popular artificial sweetener Truvia, discovering that the insecticide erythritol was the main component of Truvia.

This summer, your zero-calorie sweetener can double as an insecticide. Erythritol, the sugar alcohol in Truvía, kills fruit flies pretty quickly, according to a new study published in the journal ...

Truvia is made from the extract of the stevia plant and erythritol (a natural sugar alcohol). It’s a zero-calorie sweetener that comes in three varieties – Truvia Natural Sweetener, Truvia ...

Truvia, as a plant-based artificial sweetener, is toxic to fruit flies, a fact we now know thanks to the scientific work a sixth grader.

Truvia brown sugar blend contains erythritol, sugar, molasses and stevia leaf extract, and has 75% fewer calories than brown sugar We are seeing millennials come in to the category ...

Erythritol is only partially absorbed by the body and provides just 0.2 calories per gram of carbohydrate, so five grams of erythritol has just one calorie.