Abstract: A sweetener and a method for creating the sweetener is provided, wherein the sweetener includes sucrose, erythritol, dextrose, maltodextrin, and stevia extract. Additionally, the sweetener may include fructose. Additionally, a method for generating the sweetener is provided and includes adding about 120 ml of erythritol and about one (1) teaspoon of a combination of maltodextrin and stevia extract to a container containing about 120 ml of table sugar. The container is agitated to cause the table sugar and the combination of maltodextrin and stevia extract to combine and about 120 ml of dextrose and a second about one (1) teaspoon of a combination of maltodextrin and stevia extract is introduced into the container. The is re-agitating to cause the contents of the container to mix together.

Abstract: It is well known that excessive use of plain table sugar—sucrose—in eg coffee and tea, (especially caffeinated), can within hours cause human blood sugar levels to initially rise and then quickly drop so low as to cause symptoms of fatigue and confusion . . . as the brain is no longer getting an adequate supply of sugar. This became problematic for me when I was unemployed so I decided to formulate an alternative sweetener. The end product is described in this paper. I personally have used this sweetener for over nine months and never experience the aforementioned symptoms which I did have with plain table sugar.

Abstract: It is well known that excessive use of plain table sugar—sucrose—in eg coffee and tea, (especially caffeinated), can within hours cause human blood sugar levels to initially rise and then quickly drop so low as to cause symptoms of fatigue and confusion . . . as the brain is no longer getting an adequate supply of sugar. This became problematic for me when I was unemployed so I decided to formulate an alternative sweetener. The end product is described in this paper.

Abstract: The contour of the roof of a vehicle is modified by the securement thereto of a pre-formed cap or shroud. The shroud has a decorative overlay to enhance the aesthetics of the modification. The overlay or cap has an interior contour which, when disposed atop the roof structure of the vehicle, modified the contour thereof. The present invention further contemplates suitable moldings or the like for securely attaching the overlay to the vehicle.