Erythritol's Link to Stroke and Brain Vessel Damage Revealed

TL;DR
Research indicates that erythritol, a common sugar substitute, may impair brain blood vessel cell function by increasing oxidative stress and disrupting nitric oxide signaling, potentially elevating stroke risk, though further studies are needed.
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