Stevia

Stevia is 200 times sweeter than sugar. I’ll cover seven stevia side effects to watch out for while answering some frequently asked questions.

Here's how to use stevia leaves to sweeten foods and drinks without extra calories. You can make powder and syrup out of your stevia plant's fresh leaves.

This tells about the health benefits of the herb that is called stevia that is also a sweetener.

If you are studying herbal magic or any form of Witchcraft that involves herbs, let me introduce you to Stevia! Here are details, how to grow it, its many medicinal, magical and folk uses!

Is stevia bad for you? As you know, the transition to real food is a journey. It doesn't happen overnight. There are bumps in the road. It's a learning process. One bump in my road toward healing? Stevia. I'll be honest... I previously used stevia with abandon, before I came to the conclusion that stevia does not support health. I added stevia to sweeten my tea and I occasionally I used it in desserts or baking, like my Coconut Flour and Stevia Zucchini Muffins. I found that stevia was very…

Stevia is a natural sweetener with no calories used in place of sugar. Baking with stevia takes careful consideration of the proper stevia-to-sugar ratio.

Stevia is a South American herb that can help you loss weight and control blood sugar levels. Learn all about stevia, including its origin, history, benefits and medicinal properties, most popular uses, and tips for growing stevia at home!

Sugar amount Equivalent Stevia powdered extract Equivalent Stevia liquid concentrate 1 cup 1 teaspoon 1 teaspoon 1 tablespoon 1/4 teaspoon 6 to 9 drops 1 teaspoon A pinch to 1/16 teaspoon 2 to 4 drops From The Stevia Cookbook, copyright

Infographic: Stevia Discover what's behind nature's powerful sweetener.

From regulating blood pressure to protecting the liver, the health benefits of stevia go far beyond just being a worry-free sweetener!