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'''Artificial sweeteners''' such as [[saccharin]], [[cyclamate]] and [[aspartame]] are sweeter than [[sugar]] yet contain fewer calories. They are often added to flavorings to make [[tea]], [[coffee]], [[candy]], and carbonated beverages ([[soda]]).  Corn Syrup and High Fructose Corn Syrup are also called artificial sweeteners, since they are cheap, heavily refined, and considered by many to also be more harmful to life than regular [[sugar]].  This is not an accurate classification of these, however, since they are plant extracts.
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'''Artificial sweeteners''' such as [[saccharin]], [[cyclamate]] and [[aspartame]] are sweeter than [[sugar]] yet contain fewer calories. They are often added to flavorings to make [[tea]], [[coffee]], [[candy]], and carbonated beverages ([[soda]]).  [[Corn Syrup]] and [[High Fructose Corn Syru]]p are also called artificial sweeteners, since they are cheap, heavily refined, and considered by many to also be more harmful to life than regular [[sugar]].  This is not an accurate classification of these, however, since they are plant extracts.
 
   
 
   
 
Many people try to avoid artificial and heavily processed sweeteners for health reasons.  Independent health researchers have found a number of problems that come from the consumption of each one, but the officials still say there is no risk, and that problems only arise when test animals are given too much of the sweetener.
 
Many people try to avoid artificial and heavily processed sweeteners for health reasons.  Independent health researchers have found a number of problems that come from the consumption of each one, but the officials still say there is no risk, and that problems only arise when test animals are given too much of the sweetener.
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