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Is fruit monk better option than stevia? Which fruit monk brand is recommended to buy ? Can we have it for  long term?
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Monk fruit is better than Stevia
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It is good.
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Yes it is
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Yes it’s good
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Both monk fruit and stevia are safe for long-term use when consumed in moderation. The better choice is the one you tolerate and prefer in taste. Choose a reputed brand with minimal additives and no added sugar or maltodextrin. Remember, reducing overall sweetness in the diet is more important than the choice of sweetener.
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Yes it's gud
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Yes,its good for long term.
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Both monk fruit and stevia are natural, zero-calorie sweeteners and are safe for long-term use. Monk fruit is generally considered slightly better tolerated as it has no bitter aftertaste that some people notice with stevia. For someone on thyroid medication like you, both are fine. When buying monk fruit, look for pure monk fruit extract products without added erythritol or fillers if you want the cleanest option.
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Either sweetener can be used long term in moderation. Choose based on your taste preference. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
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Yes, monk fruit is a good natural alternative to stevia both are safe long term in moderation.
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Avoid fried and spicy food Avoid sugar rice potatoes Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you
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Monk fruit sweetener is good, however please check the ingredients lists before buying as lot of brands contain erythritol or allulose and only a little bit of monk fruit. These carriers may cause GI issues like bloating or gas
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Do consult
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Any thing is fine
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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