Diet Drink Recommendations
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Maybe not the best thing for you because they contain aspartame, but I occasionally imbibe in flavored carbonated water that my grocery store carries, I like the Cherry flavor the best. Otherwise I just drink water or unsweetened iced tea.12
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pinggolfer96 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »Diet Dr Pepper has a caffeine free version that's really tasty, IMO. There are also a ton of Crystal Light mixes that are delicious and 0 cal.
Where!?!
https://www.drpepper.com/en/products/drpepper-diet-caffeine-free?gclid=CNiGrabF6doCFVqXxQId_5YJgQ&gclsrc=ds0 -
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I tend to cycle between caffeine-free Diet Coke and the fruity seltzers. We also keep diet root beer and diet orange in the house, both of which are caffeine-free.
Re: Vodka. Flavored vodkas like green apple or lime are surprising good in Diet Coke. Well, surprising to me. I’m new to mixed drinks.1 -
kshama2001 wrote: »ladyhusker39 wrote: »concordancia wrote: »Water.
Did you actually read my post?
I did, twice, and still recommend water. I think artificial sweeteners are nasty and soda overpriced. That's my personal preference - other peeps' own preferences may not help you at all, as I have found out from all the Halo Top threads.
Then why respond to my post as you have nothing helpful to add? I respect your personal preferences, but they're simply not applicable here.14 -
crabbybrianna wrote: »kshama2001 wrote: »ladyhusker39 wrote: »concordancia wrote: »Water.
Did you actually read my post?
I did, twice
You must not have, because the OP said:So I'm looking for some suggestions for tasty low calorie "diet" sodas that are artificially sweetened as I'm particularly looking for the sweetness that are also caffeine free?
Water isn’t an artificially sweetened diet soda, so it isn’t a helpful answer.
A lot of stores carry generic diet sodas in lots of flavours, lemonade (carbonated), orange, root beer, ginger ale, caffeine free cola, and more. It’s actually pretty easy to find caffeine free diet soda.
I thought I was pretty clear in my OP what I was looking for. I wasn't asking for opinions on whether peopled liked diet soda or if I should just drink water instead. People are weird...
I didn't think about a store brand. I remember when I was a kid one of my favorites was RC Cola. I haven't thought about that in years. Thanks for the inspiration. You've got me thinking bigger now and that's what I was looking for.4 -
Sprite zero is my absolute favorite. Diet coke is a close second but I swear the sprite zero almost doesn't taste like a diet drink it's amazing. Also the ice drinks are really good as well, they are like flavored waters but are very good!
I understand about Sprite. When I was a kid I absolutely loved it. Then I got quite sick with a stomach virus and my mom gave me Sprite to try and keep me hydrated until the virus passed. To this day the taste of it makes me feel just a bit queezy. It's a shame, but there you have it.0 -
serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make.
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Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make.
The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous? 13 -
singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
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ladyhusker39 wrote: »I've recently discovered that I really like the taste of Coke Zero Sugar. I've always shied away from diet drinks in the past, but I enjoy the low cal sweetness. I tired Diet Pepsi the other day and enjoyed it as well.
However, I am pretty sensitive to caffeine and if I drink it after noon or so, it tends to keep me up and I get the shakes if I get more than about 1 coffee and 2 sodas cans per day.
So I'm looking for some suggestions for tasty low calorie "diet" sodas that are artificially sweetened as I'm particularly looking for the sweetness that are also caffeine free? Maybe something along the lines of Coke Zero in terms of flavor though I'd give fruity flavors a try as well.
For whatever reason I don't seem to be particularly fond of Diet Coke, but it's possible it's a mindset thing as it's been around forever and the ingredient list looks an awful lot like Coke Zero. Call me weird...
What's your favorites?
I must be weird as well, I don't care much for Diet Coke either, I prefer diet Pepsi.
Have you tried the water flavor packets? There are tons of flavors. My favorite is raspberry lemonade. I think there is about 2 calories per serving.
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michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
Why are you assuming that I haven't researched it? I have done tons of reading and have come to a different conclusion than you have. You don't have to justify your opinion if you don't want to but also making claims that something is dangerous without backing it up isn't that helpful.12 -
singingflutelady wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
Why are you assuming that I haven't researched it? I have done tons of reading and have come to a different conclusion than you have. You don't have to justify your opinion if you don't want to but also making claims that something is dangerous without backing it up isn't that helpful.
All I said was "while it might not be the best thing for you because it contains aspartame". I never used the word "dangerous". But if you want links, here you go. Do with them as you please, I will not be commenting in this post again. I have a very different view on health and nutrition than the majority of this board, and quite frankly, just don't have it in me to argue with people.
http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/32/4/688.short
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130529190728.htm
Here's one about sucralose (Splenda): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18800291
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diet cranberry and vodka
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I make my own diet drink.
Seltzer water, lemon juice concentrate, and stevia extract (like Trulia)
It's a homemade Diet Sprite.2 -
michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
Why are you assuming that I haven't researched it? I have done tons of reading and have come to a different conclusion than you have. You don't have to justify your opinion if you don't want to but also making claims that something is dangerous without backing it up isn't that helpful.
All I said was "while it might not be the best thing for you because it contains aspartame". I never used the word "dangerous". But if you want links, here you go. Do with them as you please, I will not be commenting in this post again. I have a very different view on health and nutrition than the majority of this board, and quite frankly, just don't have it in me to argue with people.
http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/32/4/688.short
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130529190728.htm
Here's one about sucralose (Splenda): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18800291
I'm the OP and would like to get some of the "sciency" folks on here to respond to these links and maybe break them down for us. I'm not the least bit concerned about artificial sweeteners, but some others might read this thread and be confused.
On another note, I always find it interesting that someone will comment on a thread with a completely inappropriate and frankly rude response and then when called out on it refuse to engage in discussing the merits or accuracy of their statement.
They want to impose their views on others, but don't actually want to go out on a limb and defend their assertions when challenged to do so.
It always ends up feeling like a superiority thing to me (I'm better because I don't do this stuff like you do), which isn't helpful at all. And why hang out in a community you fundamentally disagree with? That would be like an atheist standing in the parking lot of a church and telling everyone walking out what they're doing wrong. It's just weird...11 -
They have caffeine free diet coke that I like.0
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ladyhusker39 wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
Why are you assuming that I haven't researched it? I have done tons of reading and have come to a different conclusion than you have. You don't have to justify your opinion if you don't want to but also making claims that something is dangerous without backing it up isn't that helpful.
All I said was "while it might not be the best thing for you because it contains aspartame". I never used the word "dangerous". But if you want links, here you go. Do with them as you please, I will not be commenting in this post again. I have a very different view on health and nutrition than the majority of this board, and quite frankly, just don't have it in me to argue with people.
http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/32/4/688.short
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130529190728.htm
Here's one about sucralose (Splenda): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18800291
I'm the OP and would like to get some of the "sciency" folks on here to respond to these links and maybe break them down for us. I'm not the least bit concerned about artificial sweeteners, but some others might read this thread and be confused.
On another note, I always find it interesting that someone will comment on a thread with a completely inappropriate and frankly rude response and then when called out on it refuse to engage in discussing the merits or accuracy of their statement.
They want to impose their views on others, but don't actually want to go out on a limb and defend their assertions when challenged to do so.
It always ends up feeling like a superiority thing to me (I'm better because I don't do this stuff like you do), which isn't helpful at all. And why hang out in a community you fundamentally disagree with? That would be like an atheist standing in the parking lot of a church and telling everyone walking out what they're doing wrong. It's just weird...
LOL you thought my original response was rude when I acutally answered your question with a recommendation? And even said that I sometimes drink it in spite of the science showing that aspartame and other artifical sweeteners are bad for you? Okay. I forgot that these main boards are full of lemings, I'll go back to my hole now.
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My favorite caffeine-free diet sodas - probably, but not necessarily, in order:
Polar Diet Orange Dry
Fresca (regular)
Diet 7-Up (regular or cherry)
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I've mixed in the low cal Gatorade along with my Diet Pepsi. I like Glacier Cherry and the Raspberry Lemonade.
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michelle172415 wrote: »ladyhusker39 wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
Why are you assuming that I haven't researched it? I have done tons of reading and have come to a different conclusion than you have. You don't have to justify your opinion if you don't want to but also making claims that something is dangerous without backing it up isn't that helpful.
All I said was "while it might not be the best thing for you because it contains aspartame". I never used the word "dangerous". But if you want links, here you go. Do with them as you please, I will not be commenting in this post again. I have a very different view on health and nutrition than the majority of this board, and quite frankly, just don't have it in me to argue with people.
http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/32/4/688.short
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130529190728.htm
Here's one about sucralose (Splenda): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18800291
I'm the OP and would like to get some of the "sciency" folks on here to respond to these links and maybe break them down for us. I'm not the least bit concerned about artificial sweeteners, but some others might read this thread and be confused.
On another note, I always find it interesting that someone will comment on a thread with a completely inappropriate and frankly rude response and then when called out on it refuse to engage in discussing the merits or accuracy of their statement.
They want to impose their views on others, but don't actually want to go out on a limb and defend their assertions when challenged to do so.
It always ends up feeling like a superiority thing to me (I'm better because I don't do this stuff like you do), which isn't helpful at all. And why hang out in a community you fundamentally disagree with? That would be like an atheist standing in the parking lot of a church and telling everyone walking out what they're doing wrong. It's just weird...
LOL you thought my original response was rude when I acutally answered your question with a recommendation? And even said that I sometimes drink it in spite of the science showing that aspartame and other artifical sweeteners are bad for you? Okay. I forgot that these main boards are full of lemings, I'll go back to my hole now.
But the science doesn't show it is bad for you. That's the issue that I have with your statement.8 -
singingflutelady wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »ladyhusker39 wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
Why are you assuming that I haven't researched it? I have done tons of reading and have come to a different conclusion than you have. You don't have to justify your opinion if you don't want to but also making claims that something is dangerous without backing it up isn't that helpful.
All I said was "while it might not be the best thing for you because it contains aspartame". I never used the word "dangerous". But if you want links, here you go. Do with them as you please, I will not be commenting in this post again. I have a very different view on health and nutrition than the majority of this board, and quite frankly, just don't have it in me to argue with people.
http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/32/4/688.short
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130529190728.htm
Here's one about sucralose (Splenda): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18800291
I'm the OP and would like to get some of the "sciency" folks on here to respond to these links and maybe break them down for us. I'm not the least bit concerned about artificial sweeteners, but some others might read this thread and be confused.
On another note, I always find it interesting that someone will comment on a thread with a completely inappropriate and frankly rude response and then when called out on it refuse to engage in discussing the merits or accuracy of their statement.
They want to impose their views on others, but don't actually want to go out on a limb and defend their assertions when challenged to do so.
It always ends up feeling like a superiority thing to me (I'm better because I don't do this stuff like you do), which isn't helpful at all. And why hang out in a community you fundamentally disagree with? That would be like an atheist standing in the parking lot of a church and telling everyone walking out what they're doing wrong. It's just weird...
LOL you thought my original response was rude when I acutally answered your question with a recommendation? And even said that I sometimes drink it in spite of the science showing that aspartame and other artifical sweeteners are bad for you? Okay. I forgot that these main boards are full of lemings, I'll go back to my hole now.
But the science doesn't show it is bad for you. That's the issue that I have with your statement.
You asked for links, and I posted links. For every study that shows that aspartame is not harmful, there is another one out there that shows it is. Look, I clearly have very different beliefs than the majority of this board. I've gone to school and researched a lot of things on my own and make decisions for myself and my clients based on that. I learned a long time ago to not post anything contradictory on this board, and I need to go back to that. Bottom line is that every one needs to make a decision for themselves, I'll stick to helping the people the people who actually seek me out.
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If you're sensitive to caffeine I would suggest sticking with Coke Zero as Diet Coke's (regular, not caffeine-free version) has a higher dosage level.
I tend to stick to Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi! I enjoy sparkling water too-- you can add different flavors to it
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ladyhusker39 wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
Why are you assuming that I haven't researched it? I have done tons of reading and have come to a different conclusion than you have. You don't have to justify your opinion if you don't want to but also making claims that something is dangerous without backing it up isn't that helpful.
All I said was "while it might not be the best thing for you because it contains aspartame". I never used the word "dangerous". But if you want links, here you go. Do with them as you please, I will not be commenting in this post again. I have a very different view on health and nutrition than the majority of this board, and quite frankly, just don't have it in me to argue with people.
http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/32/4/688.short
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130529190728.htm
Here's one about sucralose (Splenda): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18800291
I'm the OP and would like to get some of the "sciency" folks on here to respond to these links and maybe break them down for us. I'm not the least bit concerned about artificial sweeteners, but some others might read this thread and be confused.
On another note, I always find it interesting that someone will comment on a thread with a completely inappropriate and frankly rude response and then when called out on it refuse to engage in discussing the merits or accuracy of their statement.
They want to impose their views on others, but don't actually want to go out on a limb and defend their assertions when challenged to do so.
It always ends up feeling like a superiority thing to me (I'm better because I don't do this stuff like you do), which isn't helpful at all. And why hang out in a community you fundamentally disagree with? That would be like an atheist standing in the parking lot of a church and telling everyone walking out what they're doing wrong. It's just weird...
First one: "Although these observational data cannot establish causality..." So, no actual science stating that it's bad.
Second one: "But most human studies involving artificial sweeteners haven't found comparable changes." That's because they performed a very specific test, on very obese (42+ average BMI). So, it's one study that shows that something may be going on. Yet it doesn't necessarily mean anything bad - as the researchers acknowledged.
Third one: Rat study. 'Nuff said.
Translation: still no science stating that they're actually bad for you.13 -
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These ICE brand zero calorie drinks r really good and have tons of flavors. I also like that it’s a bottle so I don’t have to drink it all in one sitting and I fill it with water after to make sure I’m hydrating too
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i just got all hipster and started drinking the la croix and perrier.
i love the 10 calorie series of sodas like a&w
i've also found that almost all caffeine sodas have diet caffeine free. if you are sensitive, i've googled a list of which sodas have the most caffeine1 -
ladyhusker39 wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »michelle172415 wrote: »singingflutelady wrote: »
Something tells me you didn't check out that post as it is very scientificmichelle172415 wrote: »serindipte wrote: »
Thanks. But I actually went to school for nutrition and I'm going to go with what I learned there and actual scientific studies that I've read over some random post on a message board.
That said, I do sometimes stick with the devil I know, but it's not a daily dietary choice that I choose to make. The guy who wrote it has a PhD in microbiology and is a research scientist. What are the urls to the scientific studies you have read (human studies not rat/ mouse studies that use way more aspartame than anyone would ever ingest in a day) that show that aspartame is dangerous?
I'm not going to take over the OP with a sidebar on the dangers of aspartame and other artificial sweeteners. For every study that that gentleman and others in the post linked, I'd guarantee there is another one out there to contradict it. If you care to learn more, you are free to google or pick up a scientific journal on your own. I have formulated an opinion all on my own by researching and I don't need to justify or prove it to anyone else.
Why are you assuming that I haven't researched it? I have done tons of reading and have come to a different conclusion than you have. You don't have to justify your opinion if you don't want to but also making claims that something is dangerous without backing it up isn't that helpful.
All I said was "while it might not be the best thing for you because it contains aspartame". I never used the word "dangerous". But if you want links, here you go. Do with them as you please, I will not be commenting in this post again. I have a very different view on health and nutrition than the majority of this board, and quite frankly, just don't have it in me to argue with people.
http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/32/4/688.short
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/05/130529190728.htm
Here's one about sucralose (Splenda): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18800291
I'm the OP and would like to get some of the "sciency" folks on here to respond to these links and maybe break them down for us. I'm not the least bit concerned about artificial sweeteners, but some others might read this thread and be confused.
On another note, I always find it interesting that someone will comment on a thread with a completely inappropriate and frankly rude response and then when called out on it refuse to engage in discussing the merits or accuracy of their statement.
They want to impose their views on others, but don't actually want to go out on a limb and defend their assertions when challenged to do so.
It always ends up feeling like a superiority thing to me (I'm better because I don't do this stuff like you do), which isn't helpful at all. And why hang out in a community you fundamentally disagree with? That would be like an atheist standing in the parking lot of a church and telling everyone walking out what they're doing wrong. It's just weird...
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musicfan68 wrote: »They have caffeine free diet coke that I like. [/quotei tried it today at lunch and it was pretty good. Not as good as Cokw Zero IMO but good enough.0
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ladyhusker39 wrote: »musicfan68 wrote: »They have caffeine free diet coke that I like. [/quotei tried it today at lunch and it was pretty good. Not as good as Cokw Zero IMO but good enough.
I was on my phone and messed this entire response up. Sorry for that.0
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