“When diet sodas were first introduced to the general public in the middle of the twentieth century, they seemed like the best new thing in food since sliced bread. The idea was that you could drink sodas without counting calories and worrying about weight gain. . . .”
According to the article “59% of Americans drink diet sodas regularly hoping to lose weight” – yet “evidence shows that they do not help lose weight. In fact, they increase your risk of becoming obese and may even be worse for your health than regular sodas.”
The article goes on to tell how these artificial sweeteners can cause “neurological problems, autoimmune disorders, and probably cancer.” Then it gives five good reasons, all backed by research, why you should quit drinking diet sodas. The five reasons are:
- Weight Gain
- Diabetes
- Rotting Teeth
- Weak bones
- Cardiovascular disease