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Hey everyone, We have all heard that drinking too much sugar (especially in the form of soft drinks) is not healthy, and a quick way to gain weight. My question is, is diet cola any better for us? I am of course speaking in moderation here (ie. one can of diet cola a day). I am looking at the nutritional info and the ingredients on the side of a can of Diet Coke, and it doesn't appear that there is that much in one can. However, does the carbonation or aspartame have a negative impact on health, weight, performance, etc? Or is there no negative impact from diet colas? I know the jury is still out on the effects of caffeine for performance, I find it helps for short rides, but again in moderation. Thanks a lot. DNF |
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__________________ "Boudreaux pissed me off, what should I do?" "Nothing, just shut up and take his advice." |
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Actually, there is some evidence that cola drinks contribute to losses in bone density. I don't know the science, but that is a concern for cyclists who don't lift weights, or run etc... I imagine that there is some data available if you're concerned. Also, there is a lot of info on the side effects of artificial sweeteners. |
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Diet soft-drinks-both aspartame and spenda are nasty and can lead to illness. I am fortunate to have a good buddy who is a food and flavor chemist, and in his words and his colleagues, stay away from that stuff!! I don't know where you are writing from, but in the U.S., the FDA allows the stuff on the market because the company's making it line their pockets. |
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