The videos included in this section are a combination of interviews with
experts in relation to new or upcoming studies about low calorie
sweeteners, outcomes of, and discussions coming from scientific events,
as well as content from ISA activities such as campaigns conducted in
support of World Diabetes Day.
We would like to invite you to watch the videos showcased below for
more insightful information about a number of scientific issues such as
obesity, diabetes, appetite control food intake, sweet taste, and of
course low calorie sweeteners.
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Presentation of the ‘SWEET’ randomised controlled trial - An interview with Dr Marc Fantino, Honorary Professor, University of Burgundy (France), and Scientific and medical Director of clinical research centre CreaBio Rhône-Alpes (France): A new clinical trial by Fantino et al which examined the short- and longer-term effects of low calorie sweetened drinks versus water on appetite and food intake in “naïve” consumers and after a habituation period, is of particular importance because it provides evidence in response to questions about low calorie sweeteners' impact on appetite, the desire and consumption of sweet foods, when compared for example to water. Read more about this study here.
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The International Sweeteners Association (ISA) supports World Oral Health Day (WOHD) on 20th March 2018: Committed to helping raise awareness on the importance of maintaining a healthy mouth and of the impact of oral diseases not only on the mouth but also on overall health, the International Sweeteners Association (ISA) supports FDI World Dental Federation this year again in celebrating World Oral Health Day, and in spreading the message that “It’s never too early or too late to start looking after your mouth; your body will thank you”. On this occasion the ISA has developed an animated video and an infographic to highlight the importance of oral health, as maintaining a healthy mouth is crucial to keeping it functioning correctly and for maintaining overall health and quality of life. Read more: www.sweeteners.org/category/31/news/333/think-mouth-and-learn-about-the-role-of-low-calorie-sweetene...
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Life. It never stops for us women. Sometimes we get so wrapped up in the needs of our kids, partners and daily tasks, we lose sight of what we need. But if you have type 1, type 2 or gestational diabetes, it’s key that you also look after yourself. So whatever you do for everyone else today, look to do something for you, and your health.
This ISA animated video in support of World Diabetes Day (WDD) 2017 aims to help raise awareness among women that managing diabetes might sound scary at first but it can be easier than women might believe, if they just place diabetes management and glucose control as one of their priorities in life and further make small steps towards a healthier diet and lifestyle.
Read more about ISA campaign for Word Diabetes Day 2017: http://www.sweeteners.org/category/47/together-4-health/292/world-diabetes-day-2017
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The ISA interviewed international experts on diabetes management and the role low calorie sweeteners can play in this context. This video is part of the ISA online campaign in support for World Diabetes Day 2017. Read more: http://www.sweeteners.org/category/47/together-4-health/292/world-diabetes-day-2017
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In support for World Obesity Day 2017, and in helping to raise awareness about the urgent need to tackle obesity now, the International Sweeteners Association (ISA) has developed this animated video aiming to encourage individuals with weight control problems to start taking small and simple steps towards a healthier body weight.
Read our press release for World Obesity Day 2017 by clicking here.
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International experts in food, nutrition, dietetics, endocrinology, physical activity, paediatrics, nursing and public health met in Lisbon, Portugal, to develop a consensus on low or non-calorie sweeteners used as substitutes for sugar and other high calorie sweeteners. Read more about the outcome of this meeting by clicking here.
Source: http://www.efesalud.com/expertos-internacionales-elaboran-consenso-edulcorantes-sustituto-azucar/