Drinking diet soda is just as bad for you as having a regular soda, a new report has claimed.
Even sugar-free drinks are raising the risk of weight gain, type 2 diabetes, dementia and stroke among US adults, the panel of doctors and researchers has warned.
They said that children are at an even greater risk of disease because consuming diet drinks at such a young age can create behaviors that follow them throughout their lives.
With obesity rates continuing to balloon in the US - and diabetes, heart disease and certain cancers following these trends - the experts say it is vital now more than ever to lay down the diet sodas to help curb the growing epidemic.
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Experts warn? Who the hell are these experts , this all a boat load of more crap. Are we running out of news? Politics and bull m$hit and more bull , you get the J D Power award , which is also Bull $hit .
ReplyDeleteThe thing here is why do "experts" , FDA, etc. turn this loose on us and fifty years later say don't dare use this product.
ReplyDeleteI had a prescribed medicine discontinued last week that could cause cancer. The FDA pulled it. Aren't they the one's that approved it or am I just a dummy?
Come to think of it all the people I see drinking diet soda are fat. Man tricked again.
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