DIET SODAS!!

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  • billsica
    billsica Posts: 4,741 Member
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  • heyjay31
    heyjay31 Posts: 79 Member
    All I know is my one Diet Dew a day and lots of water has to be better than the 6 regular dews and lots of sweet tea I was drinking previously. OP, just try to push yourself into drinking less soda every day. You won't even miss it and it can be used as a treat.
  • whierd
    whierd Posts: 14,025 Member
    Thanks all, I obviously understand that there maybe room for over expressing dangers in certain additives. If something that was so dangerous why would it be still in use?
    Just curious to know what others thought. Your feed back is appreciated. :smile:
    Btw I do not generally consume much in the way of diet sodas, just as an occasional mixer :)

    Someone else posted that exact "article" pulled from Facebook last Saturday. I will recommend snopes.com again.

    Why fact check when you can blindly follow a "smart" "article"? Just accept what you read as absolute truth.
  • whierd
    whierd Posts: 14,025 Member
    I don't have any concerns over diet soda in moderate amounts assuming the individual does not have phenylketonuria.

    The claim that it's dangerous without any mention of dose and context is pretty laughable.

    Did you read the material that I posted? The FDA's experts, had judged that it could cause brain cancer.

    The FDA's EXPERTS? The FDA is a joke...wait, never mind. I'm not going there today.

    *goes back to minding my own beeswax*


    You mean the same FDA that is almost totally funded by the food industry, including sugar companies, may not be legit?! But their employees retire from the FDA to go on to work at those very same companies!
  • whierd
    whierd Posts: 14,025 Member
    But hey, I will drink a liter of diet soda today and post my results tomorrow.
  • SanteMulberry
    SanteMulberry Posts: 3,202 Member
    I don't have any concerns over diet soda in moderate amounts assuming the individual does not have phenylketonuria.

    The claim that it's dangerous without any mention of dose and context is pretty laughable.

    Did you read the material that I posted? The FDA's experts, had judged that it could cause brain cancer.

    The FDA's EXPERTS? The FDA is a joke...wait, never mind. I'm not going there today.

    *goes back to minding my own beeswax*


    You mean the same FDA that is almost totally funded by the food industry, including sugar companies, may not be legit?! But their employees retire from the FDA to go on to work at those very same companies!

    That's why I wanted you to know the real story behind the FDA approval process on Aspartame. It was pretty obvious that some corruption was involved.

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