Do you drink diet sodas? Millions of people drink diet sodas every day, perhaps hoping to reduce their caloric intake and be healthier. I mean, didn't the government approve this sweetener as safe? American Diabetic Association seems to believe that replacing sugar with these artificial sweeteners is the right way to treat diabetes, after all.
Or is it...?
If you believe their decisions were somehow right then you are in for a big fat surprise! The following documentary explains why aspartame is a toxic poison and why you never want to put this in your body.
I personally used to drink tons of diet sodas, thinking it must be healthier, especially after reading an article featured in one of the women's health magazines (which said that most of them are safe). I had no question about it. I also replaced sugar for artificial sweeteners, thinking it can somehow help me lose weight, for many years. (And no, I was not a vegetarian, during those times. Duh!) And I believe I paid a price for it. I am just glad that I found this movie earlier than later, thanks to one of my good friends.
It's ironic, because nowadays, health magazines are saying that artificial sweeteners actually make you gain more weight, a study suggests.
These are just a few of their short-term effects, but you have no idea what the long-term effects are for these poisonous additives! And the multi-million dollar business could care less about that. The possible ailments that could be led by this toxic sweetener include a number of neurological disorders and other diseases.
If you, or your loved one, drinks diet soda or puts aspartame in their drinks or baked goodies, then I strongly recommend you watch this video. It is a must-see that can literally save your life!
Here is a full version of the documentary (90 minutes).
In my view diet sodas are no better than ordinary sugar-rich sodas. No nutrition. Nothing that is good. Just a bunch of stuff that is sure to cause problems down the line. Let's rather teach kids about juicing for health!
Scary. Another new study by Duke says that Splenda "contributes to obesity, destroys “good” intestinal bacteria and prevents prescription drugs from being absorbed," according to NY Times...
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