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Diabmag:A Better, Safe and Compatible Sugar Alternate
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AIM: To evaluate the features of plant based Diabmag sugar alternate. OBJECTIVE: To analyze Diabmag, herbal based sweetener on various parameters. MATERIALS AND METHODS:120 subjects were randomly selected, at a health camp held at a renowned park at Kanpur. A questionnaire was asked to be completed by the participants that included questions about various aspects of Diabmag formulation. RESULTS: Taste, intensity, practicality and after taste were analyzed on the basis of results of questionnaire. CONCLUSION: Diabmag is a safe, efficient and compatible sugar alternate.
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Diabmag, Questionnaire, Sugar, Safe, Alternate.
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