I just wanted to share my experience with Sucralose with you, in the hopes of keeping another person from experiencing the same. Recently, in an effort to avoid sugar, I started using the Atkins shake, bars and BioChem's LoCarb bars- both with a significant amount of Sucralose in them. Once I stopped ingesting Sucralose, my migraines ceased. Since then, I have found several sites that give additional important information about the substance. The thirst went away as soon as I stopped ingesting the Sucralose.
Athletic injuries cause setbacks in training and downtime during the season.
Because of this, in the 1960s, a number of scientists looked for natural products that can help improve the rate of injury healing. In animal studies, the use of proteolytic enzymes was shown to reduce the inflammation associated with injuries and to shorten healing time. Subsequent studies conducted in hospitals and using injured people, surgery patients, and women who had given birth, also demonstrated that proteolytic enzymes can help quicken the healing process. In 1967, P. S. Boyne and H. Medhurst applied these clinically verified benefits to athletes on the playing field. The tablets were enterically coated, enabling them to pass through the stomach and not be digested until entering the intestines, since it had been learned in animal studies that the acidic stomach environment decreases the amount of proteolytic enzymes absorbed into the body by altering the enzymes chemically.