Does Sucralose sway girl or boy?

I could swear I read on here one time that sucralose swayed boy but I can't see to find it in Atomic's notes. I happened to pick up the bottle of creamer at work today to read the nutrition contents. It is the concentrate liquid brand of Coffeemate and I noticed in the nutrition content, it says towards the end of ingredients that it contains sucralose (non-nutritive sweetener). I don't have a very strong sway right now for a girl b/c I'm almost 40 years old. However, I am trying to change my eating habits. Now, after reading a non-nutritive sweetener, I would think that would lean more towards girl which is what I am hoping it would do instead of swaying boy. Can anyone verify if sucralose is more girl or boy friendly? I've had issues getting preggo for the past couple of months and ovulation time is upon me again...so unfortunately, I have stepped things up a bit in the DTD area however, I am trying to do right by eating habits.

Thanks for your help in advance.

Sucralose = Splenda = sways pink

Stevia sways blue *maybe*

Thank you, thank you, thank you for answering my question so promptly. REALLY appreciate it.

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

Sucralose = Splenda = sways pink

Stevia sways blue *maybe*

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And does sucralose raise bloodsugar? As it contains a bit calories.

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Originally Posted by onebigwish

And does sucralose raise bloodsugar? As it contains a bit calories.

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Not enough to make any difference

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Originally Posted by sweetguy

neither, sucralose is safe

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This was a spammer that I banned. Apparently selling artificial sweeteners so posted in a few threads about how safe they all were. :) No spammers!!

Typically anything artificial (sweeteners, dyes, chemicals) aren't great for you, probably lower fertility, and probably sway pink.
Stevia is an actual plant, so some varieties are healthier, and probably be better for a boy sway.

I am honestly not sure how much I believe that any more. That's the rhetoric put forth by the "old schoolers", but honestly we do not know how any of this works. I have seen people get boys doing scary amounts of aspartame. Stevia, I feel is a great unknown, so many herbs have other effects and I would not load up on either of them for swaying because not enough is known - you'd hate to load up on stevia for "alkalinity" (which doesn't work anyway) only to find out it had some other chemical component that is swaying pink!!

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

I am honestly not sure how much I believe that any more. That's the rhetoric put forth by the "old schoolers", but honestly we do not know how any of this works. I have seen people get boys doing scary amounts of aspartame. Stevia, I feel is a great unknown, so many herbs have other effects and I would not load up on either of them for swaying because not enough is known - you'd hate to load up on stevia for "alkalinity" (which doesn't work anyway) only to find out it had some other chemical component that is swaying pink!!

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It looks like (from the sway spreadsheet numbers) that NO aspartame at all = almost 90% girl. Is this true? Thoughts on cutting out aspartame 100% for TTC girl?