Diet Soda And Weight Gain

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Recent studies have indicated that people that habitually drink diet sodas are statistically more likely to gain weight than people that routinely drink regular sugary sodas. The actual drink does not add the pounds. It is the behavior of the drinkers that causes the weight gain. The weight gain effect varies from one person to another. There are those few skinny folks out there that routinely prefer diet sodas to avoid the sugary versions, so obviously this weight gain effect does not affect everyone equally. There are a few more health concerns about diet sodas, other than the possibility of actually gaining weight. Several popular sweeteners were ultimately pulled from the market due to cancer risk. Many researchers still have concerns about how our bodies respond to artificial sweeteners. Before your diet loses its fizz, go to http://www.murfreesboropost.com/news.php?viewStory=17314 for the complete story.


Author: John McGran

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