Is this ingredient in all sugar free products?
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I don’t know of any such ingredient. More often, the problem is diarrhea rather than constipation– and the cause is the sugar substitutes maltose or fructose. Usually there is a warning on packages indicating that excessive consumption may have a laxative effect.
I read somewhere that Splenda causes constipation but I am not 100% sure if it is just Splenda or all of the substitutes.
I am not sure of that ingredient either. The sugar alcohol in sugar free candy, when consumed in larger quantities, can cause diarrhea.
You might want to check out stevia (300X sweeter than sugar) and it is natural. It is calorie free, and does not raise your glycemic index. It is a NATURAL sweetener, not a CHEMICAL! You can cook with it, and it does not lose its properties. It is an herb that is grown in South America. It is also the only herb to nourish your pancreas. I have been using it for a few years, and it is a lifesaver!