ASs |
More sweetener than sugar |
Brand names |
ADI (mg/kg/day) |
Uses |
Risk factor |
Study |
Aspartame |
200 |
NutraSweet |
50 |
Extensively utilized in tabletop sweeteners, chewable vitamins, confectionery mixes, chewing gum, and beverages |
PKU patients' phenylalanine sensitivity, high doses' possible harm to the liver, and concerns about neurotoxicity and cancer risks all surround safety |
Ali et al. [6] |
Acesulfame-K |
200 |
Sweet one |
15 |
Used as a tabletop sweetener and frequently mixed with other sweeteners in soft drinks, baked goods, candies, and chewing gum |
Worries regarding adverse effects on metabolism, possible cancer risk, and long-term safety |
Ali et al. [6] |
Saccharin |
600 |
Sweet N’ low |
5 |
Frequently present in chewing gum, canned fruit, baked foods, tabletop sweeteners, and diet sodas |
Early research showed a potentially disrupted gut flora and a risk of bladder cancer, which has since been completely debunked |
Mahmood and Al-Juboori [7] |
Sucralose |
300 |
Splenda |
5 |
Used in tabletop sweeteners, dairy products, baked items, frozen sweets, and beverages |
Changes in gut flora, potential to affect insulin release, potential to modify glucose metabolism, and weight gain in certain studies |
Gujral et al. [8] |
Neotame |
8,000 |
Neotame |
2 |
Used as a general-purpose sweetener in dairy products, baked goods, and beverages; authorized for usage other than in meat and poultry |
Possible harm to the liver from overindulgence, weight fluctuations, minor headaches, and appetite loss |
Gibbons et al. [9] |
Cyclamate |
30 |
- |
1 |
Banned in the United States but utilized in other nations; this sweetener is used in beverages, baked products, sweets, and tabletop confections |
Potentially harmful effect on male fertility and connection to bladder cancer (illegal in several countries) |
Kramer [10] |
Alitame |
2,000 |
- |
0-1 |
Less prevalent because of regulatory obstacles; used in dairy products, baked items, chewing gum, and beverages |
Relatively less information is available on potential liver damage than other sweeteners |
Ali et al. [6] |
Advantame |
37,000 |
- |
5 |
Advantame 37,000-5 is suitable for high temperatures and low pH, and is used in drinks, gum, yogurt, cakes, and powdered drink mixes |
Restricted long-term evidence, but recent studies have not found any substantial toxicological consequences; generally regarded as safe |
Ali et al. [6] |