Deathwing
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http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/ea...jcn.112.050997
That's the only piece of data, btw.
I'm not sure I buy the insulin thing. It's possible, but then wouldn't I be in trouble just smelling sweet things? I'm pretty sure your body releases insulin in response to DIGESTING sugar and carbohydrates, not tasting them. You can't digest artificial sweeteners so...no insulin?
Cravings thing...sure. But if you're a weak-willed fuck who can't stop yourself because a diet soda makes you eat a slice of cake, not really the aspartame's fault.
I'm neutral on caffeine. I consume one diet soda a day, if I was really worried about caffeine intake from diet soda, there are SO many other things I could cut out.
The cancer thing is pure bullshit. Aspartame has been around for how long? If it was really causing cancer, you'd know that by now.
How the fuck do you run a study trying to link artificial sweeteners to type 2 diabetes and NOT control the other causes?conclusion_sl said:We cannot rule out that factors other than ASB consumption that we did not control for are responsible for the association with diabetes, and randomized trials are required to prove a causal link between ASB consumption and T2D.
That's the only piece of data, btw.
I'm not sure I buy the insulin thing. It's possible, but then wouldn't I be in trouble just smelling sweet things? I'm pretty sure your body releases insulin in response to DIGESTING sugar and carbohydrates, not tasting them. You can't digest artificial sweeteners so...no insulin?
Cravings thing...sure. But if you're a weak-willed fuck who can't stop yourself because a diet soda makes you eat a slice of cake, not really the aspartame's fault.
I'm neutral on caffeine. I consume one diet soda a day, if I was really worried about caffeine intake from diet soda, there are SO many other things I could cut out.
The cancer thing is pure bullshit. Aspartame has been around for how long? If it was really causing cancer, you'd know that by now.