ISA Celebrates World Oral Health Day 2023
Consumption of low/no calorie sweeteners as an alternative to sugar can contribute to healthy food environments and good oral and dental health
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Consumption of low/no calorie sweeteners as an alternative to sugar can contribute to healthy food environments and good oral and dental health Brussels, 20th March…
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Highlights: Benefits of low/no calorie sweeteners in reducing sugars and calorie intakes and assisting with weight loss are confirmed in 2022 systematic reviews and meta-analyses…
Low/no calorie
sweeteners & health
At a time of worrying rates of obesity and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) globally, low/no calorie sweeteners can be a useful solution and provide important health benefits while allowing people to enjoy sweetness with practically no calories.
ISA Celebrates World Oral Health Day 2023
ISA Celebrates World Oral Health Day 2023 This year’s World Oral Health Day theme is ‘Look after your oral health for a lifetime of smiles.’ The ISA is pleased to raise awareness on the importance of good oral health at every stage of life, reminding everyone that no matter what age you are, caring for […]
EFAD Webinar: “Latest dietary guidelines for obesity and diabetes management”
The International Sweeteners Association (ISA) is delighted to support a webinar organised by the European Federation of Associations of Dietitians (EFAD) and its Specialist Network (European Specialist Dietetic Network – ESDN) on Obesity that is taking place on 30th November 2022, at 18h00 CET. With the participation of well-renowned and respected academics, expert scientists and […]
About ISA
About the International Sweeteners Association (ISA) The International Sweeteners Association AISBL is an international non-profit organisation with scientific aims representing suppliers and users of low/no calorie sweeteners, including tabletop sweetener manufacturers. Established over 35 years ago, the ISA is recognised by the European […]
🍹 Consumers of low/no calorie sweetened beverages have higher chances of meeting the recommendation for free sugars’ intake, compared to consumers of sugar-sweetened beverages, according to a recent UK study. 👉 #SweetHealthyDiet #sweeteners https://t.co/GindKBgqZ6
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