Sucral

Ordinary refined sugars deteriorate your health with vulnerabilities of Obesity, Type 2 diabetes, cardiac ailments, dementia, psychological disorders (depression and anxiety mainly), liver damage and various types of carcinomas (cancers).

Everyday use of sugar can also cause PCOS (Poly-Cystic Ovary Syndrome) in women and reproductive health issues in men. To reduce these risks, we launched Sucral as the best alternative sweetener of sugar because Sucral has sucralose, the extract from natural sugar. The body does not recognize sucralose as carbohydrate and by this way the insulin levels are maintained and diseases can be avoided.

Sucralose is in use to sweeten over one million products around the globe and it is recommended by:
1. American Pregnancy Association
2. Approved by FDA – USA
3. Joint (Food & Agriculture Organization / World Health Organization) Expert committee on food additives
4. European commission’s scientific committee on food
5. Health Canada
6. Food standards Australia /New Zealand
7. American Council on Science & Health American Diabetes Association
8. Canadian Diabetic Association
9. American Academy of family Physicians
10. Diabetes, UK
11. Mayo Clinic
12. Canadian Food Inspection Agency

1. It doesn’t cross Blood –Brain Barrier, Placental Barrier and Mammary Glands, hence Sucral is safe in Pregnancy and Lactation.
2. It’s not perceived by the body as carbohydrate, hence Sucral has no effect on blood-glucose levels and insulin secretion and thereby Sucral is safe for diabetics.
3. As per recommendation of Journal of Clin.Dent.2002; 13:116-8, it doesn’t promote dental caries, hence Sucral is safe in those who are at the risk of dental caries.
4. Sucralose has 600 times sweetening as of sucrose, hence only little quantity of sucralose is sufficient to achieve the desired taste.
5. Sucral has no food value, hence one teaspoon of Sucral contains zero calorie, whereas one teaspoonful of sugar contains 16 calories.
6. As FDA regulations permit to label as “Zero Calories” if food contains less than 5 calories per serving, hence Sucral is labelled as Zero Calorie as one teaspoonful of Sucral contains only 1.66 calories.
7. FDA has never issued any warning label on products due to sucralose content.

1. United States National Pharmacopoeia (USNF 31 – 2014)
2. European Pharmacopeia (Ph. EuR8)
3. European Union (E 955)