Tag: Artificial Sweeteners
Does diet soda really sabotage weight loss? A 2-year trial just tested the myth
For years, diet soda has been accused of quietly undermining the very diets it was supposed to help.
Mouse offspring showed blood sugar changes from sweeteners they never tasted
A study found metabolic effects that outlived the exposure itself.
Your zero-sugar habit could be aging your brain faster than you realize
A large study links six popular sweeteners to a measurable slide in memory and thinking.
Three-quarters of common sweeteners may be quietly changing your gut bacteria
New Cambridge lab research raises fresh questions about "diet" and zero-sugar products.
Zero-sugar isn’t metabolically neutral: what WHO and a new Tufts trial review actually found
A WHO guideline and a 2026 meta-analysis complicate the "no calories, no harm" assumption.
Artificial sweeteners linked to metabolic changes in new research review
Artificial sweeteners are often used as an alternative to sugar. A new review of research suggests that they may have negative effects on the body.