stevia is fact - not fiction

My two-penny worth/cents is that as long as you can tolerate it and are using a good quality source of Stevia, there is enough science and positive experience out there to include it in your treatment plan. It's a natural product - how many reports are there suggesting it's actually detrimental? Not being cantankerous or anything - it's not a rhetorical question! Plus it's a relatively affordable supplement to add as far as Lyme meds go..!

Best to monitor glucose/ know how your specific endo system reacts to this. It can possibly elevate blood sugar in the long run with insulin resistant individuals, like other fake sweeteners sometimes do.

I just feel its not wise to test our bodies with excess intake of sweeteners. Real cane sugar in any form is not good for you either, doesn't matter that its natural. The glucose / endo system can be very touchy.

Having measurable sugar in almost everything pre-packaged is why there are millions of skinny diabetics today, the body got burnt out on real sugar, and possibly even the taste.