Artificial sweetener found in Diet Coke and gum could trigger heart brain damage

(www.dailymail.co.uk)
16 points Bender | 10 comments | 20 Dec 25 04:10 UTC | HN request time: 1.079s | source | bottom
1. kridsdale1 ◴[20 Dec 25 04:39 UTC] No.46333667[source]▶
Could.
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2. beezlewax ◴[20 Dec 25 04:52 UTC] No.46333703[source]▶
The daily mail is trash.
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3. DustinEchoes ◴[20 Dec 25 04:57 UTC] No.46333719{3}[source]▶
The study is real though

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S075333222...

4. slater ◴[20 Dec 25 05:07 UTC] No.46333757[source]▶
(in mice)
5. SuperNinKenDo ◴[20 Dec 25 05:13 UTC] No.46333783[source]▶
The anti-Diet-Coke push has stooped to new lows. I will _NOT_ drink 'Coke No Sugar' (or whatever they'recalling it now), you will _NOT_ triumph over me.
6. hyperhello ◴[20 Dec 25 06:14 UTC] No.46333998[source]▶
Not my heart brain!
7. Gigablah ◴[20 Dec 25 06:27 UTC] No.46334045[source]▶
What’s interesting is that the linked study suggests that aspartame has appetite suppression effects.

The weight loss was not just due to reduced sugar intake, the mice ate less overall.

This directly contradicts some claims that aspartame increases appetite.

8. kyledrake ◴[20 Dec 25 07:02 UTC] No.46334167[source]▶
Daily Mail is not a reliable source of news. It has been banned from Wikipedia as a source https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/feb/08/wikipedia...
9. metalman ◴[20 Dec 25 07:56 UTC] No.46334376[source]▶
I can never understand how people continue to defend a useless, very very likely dangerous, poisonous, chemical byproduct. the cult of glorp or something fer fucks sake, the world is full of lovley good things to eat and drink, get some already!