Snooki on Oompa-Loompa Slur – Sweeteners Not a Weight Loss Solution

By Jennifer Jones at 25 July, at 09 : 59 AM

Snooki Dismisses Oompa-Loompa Slur Snooki (or Nicole Polizzi in real life) has learned to become accustomed to all sorts of hurtful names being lashed at her – from being called as an orange Oompa-Loompa, midget and even Lilliputian guidette. If you are wondering what an Oompa-Loompa is, then try watching watching Willy Wonka movies!

Well, here is the news to all of you haters – Snooki will never stoop down to your level!

As one of the more recognizable Jersey Shore member, Snooki is definitely proud about how she looks. This is the real her and Snooki thinks people are just jealous of her fame. In fact, some Jersey Shore co-stars are also green with envy at her. Every time people call her that, she enthused, it will bolster her intent to become more “ridiculous” and “stupid” as to satisfy everyone’s expectations.

Snooki is thrilled that their Jersey Shore Season 2 is slated to be shown on July 29. What’s more is that she got a 200 percent raise in talent fee – where Snooki will take home $30,000 for every episode. That’s really great news, Snooki! We just hope you will never get punched in the face again, alrighty?

In another health news, sweeteners are already a part of other people’s day to day life. But try using the low-calorie sweetener. Some reports question the ability of low-calorie sweetener to help weight loss and control calories.

However, a more recent study disagrees with this claim. According to the study low-calorie sweetener can significantly lower a person’s caloric intake and the chance to overeat thus helping in weight loss.

Millions of people purchase other artificial and low-calorie sweeteners despite the ongoing debate regarding their harm. Some say that aspartame and stevia—low calorie sweeteners—may cause harm but people turn to them and to foods that have them as ingredient to control their calorie intake and achieve weight loss. Another concern is that other people might feel hungry and overeat foods that can compensate the feeling of dissatisfaction after eating foods with sugar substitutes.

In a new study, researchers gave participants meals that contain either sucrose, aspartame, or stevia. Participants are both healthy and overweight adults. People who received the aspartame or stevia consumed fewer calories did not overeat and did not even have increased feelings of hunger.

Low-calorie sweeteners are both used as table sweetener and in low-calorie products. Some say that it is not good for the health but the researches being conducted casted doubt with such claim. These low-calorie sweeteners can become a very good instrument to be healthy and eventually lose weight.