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Our findings do not support the use of artificial sweeteners as safe alternatives for sugar in foods or beverages, say the researchers. An outside expert is not so sure.
A new study suggests that replacing sugar (sucrose) with the nonnutritive sweetener sucralose may not have the desired weight-loss effect, and in fact, it appears to increase appetite in women and people with obesity.
Females and people with obesity may be more sensitive to artificial sweeteners, [which] may trick the brain into feeling hungry, which may in turn result in [consuming] more calories, says a researcher.