and what does it say that our university researchers are "shocked" by this.http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2013/07/10/diet-soda-may-do-more-harm-than-good/?hpt=hp_t2
NEWSFLASH: diet soda may do more harm than good. REALLY?!?
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steve2-in-la
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Coffee, skim milk, fish, eggs, carbs, red meat "gewd." Next day, "bad". What day is it?
michael-in-phoenix
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And then this bit of information in the middle of the article: "The American Beverage Association..
...says the report was "an opinion piece, not a scientific study.""
(From the lobby organization for the industry who stands to lose the most money if it is true.)
I guess I need a 12-step program for my afternoon diet Mountain Dew pick-me-up, eh?
Michael
...says the report was "an opinion piece, not a scientific study.""
(From the lobby organization for the industry who stands to lose the most money if it is true.)
I guess I need a 12-step program for my afternoon diet Mountain Dew pick-me-up, eh?
Michael
heather_in_sf
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I guess the American Beverage Association "believes" that scientific researchers at Purdue are just
opining, not basing this on their research or anything.... so laughable.
I don't like the chemicals they use in diet sodas, gives me more migraines, and stevia tastes odd to me, so every once in a while I'll have a mexican coke or a soda made with cane sugar...
or wine... wine is much safer!!
opining, not basing this on their research or anything.... so laughable.
I don't like the chemicals they use in diet sodas, gives me more migraines, and stevia tastes odd to me, so every once in a while I'll have a mexican coke or a soda made with cane sugar...
or wine... wine is much safer!!