• FauxPseudo @lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    This has and presents problems.

    The good news: it is using data from the Nurses Study. That’s hard data to beat because it’s got a great collection method going back years and years.

    Bad news: it’s only covering four years. Bad news: it defines ultra processed foods as, among other things. having lots of calories. But spends a whole lot of time blaming drinks with artificial sweeteners. The one thing artificial sweeteners aren’t is calorie dense.

    Either way it will give us something to argue about for a few years.

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      1 year ago

      The one thing artificial sweeteners aren’t is calorie dense.

      Depends if HFCS counts as “artificial,” I suppose.

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      1 year ago

      I have personally noticed that my hunger is worse when drinking sugar-free soda.

      quitting it made sticking to a calorie deficit easier.

      after I had these results I googled about it and apparently it’s known possible side-effect for women and overweight people

      so if anything the sugar free stuff is at least not all that no-brainer choice people make it out to be