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Cyclamate - Cyclamate is a synthetic artificial sweetener that is 30 to 50 times sweeter than sugar -- the least sweet of all artificial sweeteners. Cyclamate does leave an aftertaste, although less so than other artificial sweeteners such as saccharin. Cyclamate is stable under heating and is commonly used in baked goods where other artificial sweeteners cannot be used. Cyclamate is also combined with other sweeteners, particularly saccharin, to improve palatability.
Regulatory Status - Because of concern over potential side effects, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration banned the use of cyclamate in foods in 1969. Another petition of approval for cyclamate is currently pending with the FDA, although is not being actively considered. Cyclamate does not occur naturally, and foods that contain cyclamate are considered to be in violation of the FDA\'s tampering and alteration policy.
Cancer Risk - Early studies in the 1970s linked the use of artificial sweeteners containing a mix of cyclamate and saccharin to an increased risk of bladder cancer in lab animals. Other early studies showed that bacteria in the intestines may convert cyclamate to cyclohexamine, a carcinogen. However, follow-up studies and use abroad has suggested that there is no evidence that cyclamate causes cancer or increases the risk of another substance causing cancer. Further research has demonstrated that cyclamate does not pose an increased risk of bladder cancer in humans, and that the mechanism appears to be distinct to rodents.
Other Risks - A study published in \"Toxicological Sciences,\" found that cyclamate contributed to testicular atrophy and interrupted the maturation of sperm in a subset of monkeys fed cyclamate over a long period of time. However, the results were sporadic and do not demonstrate conclusive evidence of cyclamate\'s toxicity. Additionally, the levels fed to monkeys were 20 to 100 times higher than the acceptable daily intake of other artificial sweeteners.
We are provides a Cyclamate (Indonesian: Siklamat) Test Kit to detect the Cyclamate (Siklamat) substance content in food or beverage products. Our Test Kit detection can reach trace levels. We provide analysis to international standards, and develop appropriate analytical testing methods, depending upon the sample matrix and detection levels required.
With our product you will get:
- Detects Cyclamate on Fish, Fruit, Cheese and other Meats Instantly
- Detects as low as Five Parts Per Million
- Qualitative, Visual Analysis
- Selective Response
- Long Shelf-Life
Cyclamate - Cyclamate is a synthetic artificial sweetener that is 30 to 50 times sweeter than sugar -- the least sweet of all artificial sweeteners. Cyclamate does leave an aftertaste, although less so than other artificial sweeteners such as saccharin. Cyclamate is stable under heating and is commonly used in baked goods where other artificial sweeteners cannot be used. Cyclamate is also combined with other sweeteners, particularly saccharin, to improve palatability.
Regulatory Status - Because of concern over potential side effects, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration banned the use of cyclamate in foods in 1969. Another petition of approval for cyclamate is currently pending with the FDA, although is not being actively considered. Cyclamate does not occur naturally, and foods that contain cyclamate are considered to be in violation of the FDA\'s tampering and alteration policy.
Cancer Risk - Early studies in the 1970s linked the use of artificial sweeteners containing a mix of cyclamate and saccharin to an increased risk of bladder cancer in lab animals. Other early studies showed that bacteria in the intestines may convert cyclamate to cyclohexamine, a carcinogen. However, follow-up studies and use abroad has suggested that there is no evidence that cyclamate causes cancer or increases the risk of another substance causing cancer. Further research has demonstrated that cyclamate does not pose an increased risk of bladder cancer in humans, and that the mechanism appears to be distinct to rodents.
Other Risks - A study published in \"Toxicological Sciences,\" found that cyclamate contributed to testicular atrophy and interrupted the maturation of sperm in a subset of monkeys fed cyclamate over a long period of time. However, the results were sporadic and do not demonstrate conclusive evidence of cyclamate\'s toxicity. Additionally, the levels fed to monkeys were 20 to 100 times higher than the acceptable daily intake of other artificial sweeteners.
We are provides a Cyclamate (Indonesian: Siklamat) Test Kit to detect the Cyclamate (Siklamat) substance content in food or beverage products. Our Test Kit detection can reach trace levels. We provide analysis to international standards, and develop appropriate analytical testing methods, depending upon the sample matrix and detection levels required.
With our product you will get:
- Detects Cyclamate on Fish, Fruit, Cheese and other Meats Instantly
- Detects as low as Five Parts Per Million
- Qualitative, Visual Analysis
- Selective Response
- Long Shelf-Life
ONLY USD$ 60 for 50 times test
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