Low-carolie sweeteners: just 'sweet nothings'?

Article Abstract:

The Food and Drug Administration has approved four low-calorie sweeteners which taste like sugar but have no appreciable calories. Saccharin, Aspartame, Acesulfame-K, and Sucralose sugar substitutes have various health indications and usages. Many health problems have been blamed on Aspartame, but it has only been proven to be unsafe for phenylketonuria patients.

Usage, Sugar substitutes, Saccharin, Aspartame

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Lilies of the spring

Article Abstract:

Asparagus are a nutritious spring vegetable that are good raw or lightly cooked. They are a good source of potassium (144 mg) and Vitamin A (485 IU). Recipes include lemon-asparagus soup, asparagus frittata, aparagus Milanese and plain steamed asparagus.

Cooking, Cookery (Asparagus), Asparagus

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Spring: just beautiful

Article Abstract:

Spring 1999 will usher in new looks in makeup. The season will witness some extremes, such as either pale or bright red lipsticks and the straight, smooth look or glorious curls in hair fashion. Eyeshadows will veer toward the sheer, shimmery formulas.

Social aspects, Forecasts and trends, Personal appearance, Cosmetics, Spring

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