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“There's some in my yearbook. I believe I have some as well. It's stevia, right? So it would be a low-calorie, quote-unquote, natural sweetener, although there's some manufacturing to take it from a plant to like a drink or a food, but different than like sucralose, et cetera, of course.”
“Do you recall which those? Yeah, we had stevia, ACE-K, and saccharin. Saccharin is not one that's common in human beverages and foods these days, but it's one that rodents like quite a bit.”
“Sweet and low. Sacrifice is one of them. Yeah. And nowadays, stevia, aspartame, and sucralose seem far more common. I realize it's one study. Thank you for clarifying that it's preclinical, meaning animal study.”
“We don't see this with taste alone. So if the animals consume stevia, a non-nutritive sweetener, we don't see the acetylcholine release patterns in the hippocampus. So it is, we haven't done it the other way around where we infuse the nutrients without taste.”