After saccharin, cyclamate was the next wonder-sweetener.

之后，甜蜜素是下一个神奇的甜味剂。

He started to work in secret to perfect the product, which he named saccharin.

他开始秘密工作完善该产品，他将其命名为。

Not all sugar-free carbonated drinks contain alternative sweeteners, so check the ingredient list for aspartame, saccharin, sucaralose and acesulfame potassium.

并非所有无碳酸料都含有替代甜味剂，因此请检查成分表中的阿斯巴甜、、醛和安赛蜜。

It was just in sucralose and saccharin.

它只是含有三氯蔗和。

They were using saccharin instead of sugar.

他们用代替。

But President Theodore Roosevelt, who used saccharin after his doctor prescribed him a sugar-free diet, personally intervened to prevent it being banned.

但是西奥多·罗斯福总统在医生给他开了无后使用了，他亲自干预被禁。

However, the other two (sucralose and saccharin) raised blood sugar in all participants who consumed them.

然而，另外两种（三氯蔗和）提高了所有用其参与者的血。

As for whether saccharin was carcinogenic, another woman, based in Columbus, Ohio, wrote: " let us take our chances" .

至于是否致癌，另一位住在俄亥俄州哥伦布市的女性写道：“让我们冒险一试吧”。

In 1977, the FDA once again attempted (and again, failed) to ban saccharin after studies showed that high doses caused bladder cancer in rats.

1977 年，在研究表明高剂量会导致大鼠膀胱癌后，美国品和药物管理局再次试图（也再次失败）禁。

Elinav's findings on sucralose and saccharin go against decades of public health orthodoxy, which says artificial sweeteners have no effect on blood sugar.

Elinav 对三氯蔗和的研究结果与几十年来的公共健康正统观念相悖，后者称人工甜味剂对血没有影响。

Many of the letters effectively said that they did not care if saccharin gave them cancer so long as it helped them to lose weight.

实际上，许多信件表达了这样的意思：只要能帮助他们减肥，他们不在意是否会因此导致癌症。

In 1908, Harvey Wiley, who was then the head of the US Food and Drug Administration, sought to have saccharin eliminated from the food supply as an impure additive.

1908 年，时任美国品和药物管理局局长的哈维·威利试图将作为一种不纯的添加剂从品供应中剔除。

She also says that " There is no evidence to suggest that low-calorie sweeteners, such as saccharin, aspartame and sucralose, are harmful or bad for you" .

她还说，“没有证据表明、阿斯巴甜和三氯蔗等低热量甜味剂对您有害或有害”。

And the note that went with it made my teeth hurt, it was so saccharin. He used words like" soul mate" and " eternity." I almost puked in the vase.

还有那留言条写的都酸死了我牙都倒了。说什么“心心相印的伴侣” 什么“永恒”。我差点吐出来。

" I must be allowed saccharin or I will die, " wrote one woman in Evansville, Indiana, describing herself as " a fat person who craves sweets" .

印第安纳州埃文斯维尔的一位女士写道：“我必须要吃，否则我会死的。” 她形容自己是 “一个渴望甜的胖子”。

The word " spice" cleverly hid the industrial origins of saccharin and the fact that it was made from coal tar: a sticky dark liquid that is a byproduct of burning coal.

“香料” 这个词巧妙地隐藏了的工业起源和它是由煤焦油制成的事实：煤焦油是一种粘稠的黑色液体，是燃煤的副产品。

In 1977, when the FDA threatened to ban saccharin based on the evidence that it was carcinogenic in rats, it inspired an unprecedented letter-writing campaign from passionate saccharin fans, many of them Weight Watchers members.

1977 年，当品和药物管理局威胁要禁，因为有证据表明它在大鼠中致癌，这激发了一场前所未有的写信运动，来自许多热情的粉丝，其中许多是减肥中心的成员。