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Could sucralose be the culprit? Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) (which includes both ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease . Early studies revealed that IBD was most prevalent in countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States and those in northern Europe (1). Compared with these countries, the prevalence of IBD in Canada was much lower.
This was demonstrated in early epidemiological studies conducted in Canada. According to a review by Mayberry and Rhodes (2), a study published in 1. CD in Sherbrooke, Quebec, at only 0.
United Kingdom, the United States, Sweden, Denmark, and even Israel and New Zealand at the same time or even decades earlier. However, studies in recent years have suddenly found that Canada has become a country with the highest incidence of IBD (3). For example, the prevalence of CD in Alberta in 1.
Olmsted County, Minnesota (USA) on January 1, 1. However, the prevalence of CD in Alberta increased to 2. July 1, 2. 00. 0 (3), compared with 1. Olmsted County in January 1, 2. It would be valuable to know what caused the dramatic increase of IBD in Canada because it may provide critical information regarding its etiology. A decade ago, a series of accidental findings made me suspect that the impaired inactivation of digestive proteases due to the inhibition of gut bacteria by dietary chemicals, such as saccharin, play a causative role in IBD as a result of the accelerated degradation of the mucous layer and underlying endothelium (7). It provided an explanation for many puzzles in IBD such as the dramatic increase of IBD in the 1.
Canada (4,7). However, this hypothesis was challenged by the failure to provide an explanation for the recent high incidence of IBD in Canada, which had adopted more stringent standards for the use of saccharin than most other western countries after the finding of carcinogenic effects of saccharin on the bladders of experimental animals in 1. If not saccharin, then what caused the remarkable increase of IBD in Canada? I suggest that sucralose may be the culprit. Sucralose is a new, non- nutrient, high- intensity sweetener that has many superior properties.
It is approximately 6. Similar to saccharin, sucralose is heat and p.
H stable, but without the bitter aftertaste (8). In 1. 99. 1, Canada was the first country to approve the use of sucralose, and it was allowed to be used as a tabletop sweetener in breakfast cereals, beverages, desserts, toppings, fillings, chewing gum, breath mints, fruit spreads, salad dressings, confectionary, bakery products, processed fruits and vegetables, alcoholic beverages, puddings and table syrups (8). Interestingly, the study by Wrobel et al (9) reported that the incidence of pediatric IBD in Southern Alberta was 2. Could sucralose cause the increase of IBD in Canada? How? Similar to saccharin, sucralose can also exert potent inhibition of gut bacteria (1. However, it may have a more pronounced effect on gut bacteria than saccharin in that approximately 6.
As I suggested a decade ago, regarding the possible risk of saccharin on IBD (7), sucralose may have a similar but stronger impact on gut bacteria, digestive protease inactivation and gut barrier function. This may provide a possible explanation for the more pronounced high incidence of IBD observed in Canada. The use of sucralose is soaring, and is now being used in thousands of food products (1. Therefore, it would be worthwhile to investigate whether possible links between sucralose intake and IBD exist, before it is too late.