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by ErikVandeWater
1759 days ago
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Artificial sweeteners haven't had the effect of making people thinner in the real world because it affects your sense of taste and the microbiome in your digestive system. > Dr. Robert Lustig, an obesity expert and professor emeritus at the University of California, San Francisco, said that artificial sweeteners confuse the body: Their sweet flavors send a signal to the brain and the digestive system to brace for a flood of sugar. But when those calories never arrive, it can send hormones like insulin out of whack, over time leading to metabolic dysfunction, he said.
> “The short answer is that artificial sweeteners are probably better than sugar, but not by much,” Dr. Lustig said. NYT: https://archive.ph/MoRg7#selection-887.0-891.114 The difference between smoking and vaping is far more vast than the difference between sugar and artificial sugar |
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