Sugar-Free Candy Diarrhea Duration Statistics

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"Individuals with a slower metabolism might experience prolonged diarrhea symptoms from sugar-free candies."

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"Mannitol and xylitol are also sugar alcohols associated with causing diarrhea at high dosages."

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"On average, consuming more than 20 grams of sorbitol can lead to an osmotic effect leading to diarrhea."

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"For some individuals, as little as 10 grams of certain sugar alcohols can cause gastrointestinal issues."

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"Approximately 35% of people who consume sugar-free candies containing lactitol report diarrhea."

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"Erythritol is less likely to cause diarrhea compared to other sugar alcohols due to its higher absorption rate."

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"Pharmaceutical guidelines recommend starting with lower doses of sugar alcohols to assess tolerance."

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"Sugar substitutes, such as sorbitol, can induce diarrhea when consumed in large amounts."

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"The onset of diarrhea symptoms from sugar alcohol consumption typically occurs within 4 to 6 hours."

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"Sorbitol-induced diarrhea is often a sudden onset but can be prevented by consuming smaller quantities."

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"A survey found that 45% of participants experienced diarrhea after consuming a large bag of sugar-free gummies."

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"Diarrhea caused by sugar alcohols generally resolves within 24 hours after cessation of intake."

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"Studies show that it takes about 3 hours for xylitol to cause gastrointestinal symptoms if consumed in large quantities."

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"Incidents of diarrhea are more common in children and individuals with IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) when consuming sugar alcohols."

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"Many sugar-free candies contain sugar alcohols like maltitol, which can cause gastrointestinal discomfort including diarrhea."

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"Continuous intake of high amounts of sugar alcohol can cause chronic diarrhea and other gastrointestinal issues."

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"Probiotic intake may help in reducing diarrhea symptoms caused by sugar alcohol consumption."

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"It is estimated that over 50% of individuals consuming more than 30 grams of sugar alcohols may experience diarrhea."

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"Dogs are highly sensitive to xylitol, which can cause severe gastrointestinal issues and should be kept away from pets."

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"Daily consumption of 10-15 grams of sorbitol can lead to gradual digestive adaptation, reducing diarrhea over time."