While pure monk fruit extract (mogrosides) appears safe, most commercial products are 99% erythritol or dextrose with trace monk fruit. The 2023 Cleveland Clinic study linking erythritol to blood clotting risk applies to the majority of "monk fruit sweetener" products, yet the monk fruit label gives consumers a false sense of security.

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