MAHO - The Mid American Health Organization

7 hours ago

Sucralose Side Effects
One of the most prominent dangers of sucralose is the occurrence of gastrointestinal problems, such as bloating, nausea and diarrhea. The resultant cramping in the intestines and stomach can be too much for you to bear.
Too much of sucralose consumption can be treacherous for health and cause breathing difficulties and wheezing. You can also experience a feeling of being drugged or spaced out.
For those with a sensitive skin, sucralose is best left unconsumed. It can ignite skin allergy and cause irritations, rashes, hives, swelling and itching.
As per the International Food Information Council, sucralose contains six hundred times more sweetness than sugar. As such, if a person starts consuming the same amount of sucralose as sugar, it could actually increase his cravings for sweets, leading to an addiction.
Sucralose intake can cause a lot of side effects, such as runny nose, cough, increased palpitations of the heart, pain in the chest muscle and itchy eyes.
Psychological problems, such as anxiety, depression, mood swings and sudden onset of anger, are seen in people who regularly intake sucralose as a part of their diet.
Consuming too much of sucralose on an everyday basis can cause numbness or tingling sensation in the lips, tongue, mouth, hands and fingers ... See MoreSee Less

MAHO - The Mid American Health Organization

14 hours ago

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MAHO - The Mid American Health Organization

2 days ago

The next time you have a Parent/Teacher conference ask how much paperwork or record keeping does the teacher do per student. Ask how many children are in the class. How many are required to have extra attention because of learning disabilities or physical disabilities? Is your child able to get enough attention?

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