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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Simo
Your statement is 1/2 correct. Switch to diet and you cut out ALL of the extra calories from soda. So you can still drink your 1-2 per day and not be affected.... Don't be stubborn about the switch like some. Diet soda for me anyways, actually tastes better because it's lighter/crisper and doesn't leave that sugary feeling on your teeth. Coke Zero, Diet Dr. Pepper, Diet Pepsi all taste pretty close to their sugar laden counterparts. Give it a shot. |
Actually, diet soda has been shown to be just as bad or even worse.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/HEALTH/cond...odas/index.html
http://www.webmd.com/diet/news/2005...ain-more-weight
| quote: | | "The point is that the risk is high no matter how many soft drinks one consumes and no matter what type of soft drink one consumes," said Dr. Ramachandran S. Vasan, associate professor of medicine at Boston University School of Medicine and one of the study authors. "This adds to what we already know about how soft drinks may be associated with weight gain and metabolic risk." |
| quote: | "What didn't surprise us was that total soft drink use was linked to overweight and obesity," Fowler tells WebMD. "What was surprising was when we looked at people only drinking diet soft drinks, their risk of obesity was even higher."
In fact, when the researchers took a closer look at their data, they found that nearly all the obesity risk from soft drinks came from diet sodas. |
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