Good Natural Sweeteners!

To be classified as a sweetener, good natural sweeteners must have a glycemic index of zero and contain almost no calories. When you eat it, it does not boost your blood sugar level.

Stevia: This extract is made from the leaves of the South American shrub Stevia rebaudiana and is much sweeter than sugar. It can be used in very small amounts, such as 1/32 teaspoon, 1/64 teaspoon, or a drop. 

Stevia is a low-carb extract that is one of the essential natural sweeteners for good health.

Too much stevia extract, which is generally sold in liquid form with no carbs or artificial sweeteners but can also be found in powder or granular form, can leave a bitter aftertaste.

Several human studies have also found that stevia has health benefits:


People with hypertension will reduce their blood pressure by 9-15 percent by using stevia. Blood pressure that is normal or slightly elevated, on the other hand, has no effect.

Stevia has also been shown to support diabetics in lowering their blood glucose levels.





Erythritol: Erythritol is a form of good natural sweetener.

It's a form of sugar alcohol that can be found in some fruits naturally. Powdered erythritol, on the other hand, is almost certainly processed in a factory environment.

It has 0.15 calories per gramme, which is around 3% of the calories and 70% of the sweetness of an equal amount of sugar.


Xylitol: Xylitol is a natural sweetener that is commonly used in sugar-free gum, candies, and mints.


It has the same sweetness as sugar but contains just 2 calories per gramme and 4 g carbohydrates per teaspoon.


It is low in carbohydrates and does not contain any artificial sweeteners.


Since xylitol and other sugar alcohols do not boost blood sugar or insulin levels as much as sugar does, their carbs do not count as net carbs.


Monk Fruit Extract: Monk fruit extract is made up of the following ingredients:


Monk fruit is generally dried and used in medicinal teas since it has few uses when it is young.

Monk fruit sweetener is a liquid, powder, or granules sweetener made from the fruit's extract. This extract is sometimes mixed with dextrose or other ingredients to create a drink.


Another form of good sweetener is yacon syrup.


It's made from the yacon plant, which grows naturally in South America's Andes.


This sweetener is now commonly used as a weight-loss supplement. In one study, it resulted in substantial weight loss in overweight women.

Fructooligosaccharides, which are soluble fibres that feed the healthy bacteria in the intestine, are abundant in yacon syrup.

Owing to the high amount of soluble fibre in yacon syrup, it can help with constipation and has a number of other benefits.


In the kitchen, Sweet like Sugar sachets can be substituted for regular sugar. They're ideal for adding a bit of sweetness to your coffee or tea. In its purest form, a calorie-free sweetener.


Carbs and calories are zero, and the sweeteners are all keto-friendly. It protects teeth from decay and gum disease. It is also keto-friendly and helpful for diabetic patients.

Sweet like sugar sticks are a sugar substitute that contains no artificial sweeteners. Oh, and there will be no sugar!


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