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Sugar Substitutes of some 19-types are regularly added to food products that people commonly eat. Some, such as monk fruit are natural products. In small quantities (a half can of soda a day) they are probably safe to consume. In larger quantities there is often a connection between an increased risk of some cancers, diabetes, depression, strokes, blood clots and more. For more information on this, see the article on this subject, written by Sally Wadyka (Sugar Substitutes are Everywhere), in the October 2024 issue of Consumer Reports.

Opinion Polls are telling us what is happening just about every time we turn around. To what extent are they accurate, and why? The following article will inform you as to what is needed for such a poll to be accurate and help you to identify those that are imperfect. https://www.bing.com/searchq=adventist+today.com&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgBEEUYwgMyBwgAEEUYwgMyBwgBEEUYwgMyBwgCEEUYwgMyBwgDEEUYwgMyBwgEEEUYwgMyBwgFEEUYwgMyBwgGEEUYwgMyBwgHEEUYwgPSAQoxMjUwNjhqMGo0qAIIsAIB&FORM=ANAB01&adppc=EDGEBRV&PC=EDGEBRV

Social Security Changes are coming for people in the United States, some of which will occur in 2024. People will be required to establish online accounts, as mailings of general account information will end in 2024. Online accounts will transition to a requirement to access the account through the Federal website: https://secure.login.gov/ For further information you may telephone: 800-772-1213 (Social security) and 844-875-6446 (Login.gov). The intent of these changes is to reduce fraud, and lower costs.