The paper under review synthesizes over 15 years of research on sucralose, an artificial sweetener widely used in food products. It specifically addresses three dimensions: its environmental persistence, its role in inducing oxidative stress, and its potential to cause genomic (or genotoxic) damage. The following sections detail the key aspects of the review:
The review calls for more rigorous, controlled studies, particularly focusing on the combined effects of sucralose with other potential contaminants and on the long-term genomic impact in both animal and human models. It advocates for the development of safer sweetener formulations through the incorporation of natural antioxidants.
In summary, while the review provides a thorough synthesis of available research, it highlights significant gaps in our understanding, thus serving as a call-to-action for future research into the comprehensive risk assessment of sucralose .
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