The Truth About Stevia and Infertility
Does stevia cause infertility? Dr. Jockers is doing an in-depth report on stevia and whether it's beneficial to your health. Spoiler alert: Dr. Jockers and his wife use stevia and have had four kids and so Dr. Jockers doesn't consider stevia to be a problem.
However, he is going over how people have come to question stevia and the links between the sweet sugar substitute and infertility. It all starts with a fascinating story of how the Mato-Grasso Indians in Paraguay first used stevia.
There's also an in-depth article that accompanies this episode that you can find in the link below. Join Dr. Jockers as he looks at all the evidence and clinical studies done on stevia and presents a well-informed opinion. Please join us.
In This Episode:
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05:30 What is stevia?
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07:30 What do the studies tell us?
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08:20 Who doesn't repsond well to stevia?
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09:25 Stevia and infertility: what's the controversy?
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10:05 Lessons from the first two stevia studies
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11:55 Giving hamsters stevia - what happened?
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14:49 Why stevia isn't approved by the FDA
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16:05 Dr. Jockers' advice on using stevia
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18:23 The Good News!
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