sweetners for people alergic to aspartame, splenda equal and n sweet n low

 Hello all,

I am alergic to splenda sweet n low, equal and sucralose  and things of that nature. of course i am not alergic to good old whtie sugar, and i do not have any dumping from sweets. What  types of sweetners are there that i can use for things like coffee ( tried honey not good at all) any help would be greatly appreciated.

 I LOVE, LOVE to use Whey Low in my baking.  (I use Splenda whenever possible in other cooking...but for BAKING Whey Low is so fabulous.)

It is made from lactose (milk sugar), fructose (fruit sugar) and sucrose (table sugar) but it is designed to hit our blood streams slower and not cause problems.  Also has fewer carbs than full-on-sugar.  

There is also stevia (Truvia is a good brand).  Some can taste a minty after-taste to it, but others swear by this!

http://www.wheylow.com/Default.asp

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I use stevia for sweetening things like tea and coffee or anything that needs a little sweetness. Stevia is made from the stevia plant.

 I will second this.. Stevia is a great alternative to artificial sugars (I firmly believe we shouldn't eat ANYTHING artificial). It is actually a plant but can be found in a few different forms, be careful if you are substituing it in other recipes since it tends to be much sweeter than normal sugar!

 Stevia
Agave
Xylitol
Fructose
Maple Syrup
Brown Rice syrup
Barley malt

Go to a health food store and ask the staff person there....there are quite a few natural sweetners...some are better than others re: being low glycemic and low calorie.

I like XYLO SWEET is XYLITOL its a sugar alcohol

i hope you find some answers and find some sweetner products you  an use. Just be careful, not all products out there marketed as natural are actually natural, like agave nectar. most agave nectars have higher fructose levels than artificial sweetners. agave nectar is a highly processed sweetner and is actually bad for you. 
fructose in most processed foods is actually concentrated fructose. fructose as we know it is actually not from fruits, it is actually man made. the fructose that naturally occurs in in fruits/plants is called levulose. they may all fall under fructose, but they are not the same thing. do not fall for the whole sugar is sugar propaganda. because believe me the body can tell the difference. do your research and i wish u the best.