Sugar substitutes generally do have some health benefits. They do not raise blood sugar levels, which makes them a possible alternative to sugar for people with diabetes. People with obesity may gain short-term benefits from using sugar substitutes as they are generally low in calories, but it is unclear whether they offer any long-term weight-loss benefits.

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