Are diet drinks a better option?

[catherinecherub]

May have had two or three of these diet sodas in as many years. Water is my preferred drink.

This article suggests that they may promote larger waists and the aspartame may raise blood sugars. :roll:
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/229920.php

 

[Ka-Mon]

Don't you just love the way the "researchers" carefully choose their words?

"It MAY"

It's like suggesting to a perfectly healthy person that if they eat bread they MAY become diabetics. :roll:

It's like many other "researches", they ALL claim that "IT MAY" but no one dares to say "YOU WILL".

Then they wonder why they are not taken seriously! :roll:

Since diagnoses I have been drinking diet drinks and have been losing weight and my wait size is gone down from 36 to almost 32 and not up as they suggest. So I can say from own personal experience that drinking diet drinks "MAY HELP TO REDUCE WEIGHT". Am I a "researcher" now? :lol:

 

[Patch]

Nope.

But you sound like one. :lol: :wink:

 

[Ka-Mon]

Nope.

But you sound like one. :lol: :wink:

Is that a definite YES or a MAYBE? :lol:

 

[mehdave]

There almost as bad as the dailymail researchers

facebook.com/group.php?gid=269512464297

along the same line as "may" give you diabetes :lol:

 

[Sid Bonkers]

Hmmmm you may all have a point maybe :lol:

 

[sugar2]

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