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Since the late 1990s, many companies have put fat substitutes into thier products to keep the product tasting good and be low in fat and cholesterol, without adding extra calories.
One of the first products to be introduced into the market that was made with fat substitutes was “low-fat” potato chips.
Fat substitutes have lost its luster due to some of the side effects associated with them, but you can still find products made with fat substitutes in grocery stores across the country.
There are numerous side effects associated with fat substitutes, like preventing the absorption of vitamins and minerals, in particular, carotenoids.
They may also be responsible for weight gain, and limiting people's success at losing extra body fat and weight.
Other side effects can include cramping, gas, and gastrointestinal distress.