17. Sucralose is six hundred times sweeter than regular sugar. It's commonly sold under what commercial name?
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Answer:
Splenda
Sucralose and Splenda are interchangeable. Sweeter than most commercially-available sugar replacements, this chemical is not actually broken down by the body as easily as the others, so if you're looking for a way to lose weight, Splenda's probably not the answer. While you can often find Splenda as a packeted alternative to coffee sugar at a diner, you can also find it, labelled as sucralose, in more and more drinks, mainly because, according to studies, due to successful marketing of Splenda, buyers are more likely to purchase a drink created with that over aspartame.
This said, studies have shown that Splenda poses no risk to the body despite higher resistances to being broken down. Most of it isn't absorbed by the body and, in fact, its consumption doesn't break down tooth enamel and lead to cavities like the other alternatives.
The trademarked name 'Splenda' is owned by Johnson & Johnson. They also make Tylenol, Benadryl, and Band-Aids.