daitranter
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have been told that diet pops are bad for diabetics as we turn the sweeteners into sugar ???????????????
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Dont think so. They are just as bad for us as they are for all other people and there is some evidence (possibly not conclusive) that they contribute towards fatty liver
mfactor
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Yep , I had heard that before and saw this the other week........
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/51yxBQyvqpNYPT3PF0LGL3G/are-artificial-sweeteners-bad-for-me
Luckily I have been using Stevia for a while because of these concerns
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/51yxBQyvqpNYPT3PF0LGL3G/are-artificial-sweeteners-bad-for-me
Luckily I have been using Stevia for a while because of these concerns
The sweeteners affect some people (me for one), and the sweet flavour affects the body's insulin production, appetite and sweet tooth. Haven't come across the fatty liver thing. Will look it up.
There is some evidence that drinking artificial sweetener laced drinks leads to less weight loss and/or more weight gain than not drinking them. Sorry I don't have the articles to hand - this evidence has been around for years.
Personally, I avoid all artificial sweeteners like the plague. I use erythritol, as little as possible.
There is some evidence that drinking artificial sweetener laced drinks leads to less weight loss and/or more weight gain than not drinking them. Sorry I don't have the articles to hand - this evidence has been around for years.
Personally, I avoid all artificial sweeteners like the plague. I use erythritol, as little as possible.
