The mystery of Stevia: there is still much to discover
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Stevia is a plant from South America that is cultivated in various regions. It contains a sweet component called steviol glycosides that make it a low-calorie sweetener. The use of Stevia has increased, but there is still
uncertainty about its long-term effects on human health. The WHO (2022) recommends caution with non-caloric sweeteners, because they could increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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