Another Name for Magic Sugar: What You Need to Know About Sodium Cyclamate
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Discovered in 1937, 'magic sugar' is an artificial, non-caloric sweetener known chemically as sodium cyclamate, cyclamic acid, or calcium cyclamate. While it offers a low-calorie alternative to sugar, its history is marked by controversy and regulatory debate. Understanding the different names for this substance is essential for anyone trying to decipher food labels and make informed dietary choices.
