I suspect they want everyone back on addictive sugar. It's actually hard to get stevia in the regular American diet, plus it has a weird aftertaste many do not like.
While I thank you for posting I'm going to give my opinion this article is bullshit/propaganda to get everyone back on highly addictive, diabetes causing sugar or cancer causing artificial sweetners.
Japan uses stevia extensively, and they don't seem to have a problem with health or fertility.
Japan has been in a population decline for years.
If stevia works by messing up hormones, it might be behind the hikikomori phenomenon, too.
It's because with 5 generations living in the same house, people are waiting rather than they can't get pregnant. Just my uneducated but empirically derived opinion.
You're wrong. First of all, sugar may be unhealthy in excess but it is still less harmful than any artificial sweetener and most natural ones. There's a reason you can taste sweetness and that's because sugar is an important source of energy for most land animals. The problem is people in modern times are accustomed to extreme levels of it that aren't even possible in nature. The solution to this is gradually reducing sugar intake, not replacing it with toxic chemicals or exotic jungle herbs.
Stevia was indeed used as (somewhat unreliable) birth control by Paraguayan natives and Japan's abysmal fertility clearly shows they were on to something.
Totally agree and well put.
They are desperately depopulated! You can hardly tell the boys from the girls! Men are marrying holograms and pillows in Japan! WTF!
That's definitely true, so who knows. You may be right, it's just my theory.
Japan uses stevia extensively, and they don't seem to have a problem with health or fertility.
Japan has a huge population decline are you retarded? You're completely inverting the truth.
https://thediplomat.com/2023/01/japans-population-crisis-nears-point-of-no-return/
If someone stays inside and depressed about life, they aren't producing kids. That's what I attributed to normal overcrowding conditions and nature keeping everyone alive.
Btw - why does the media always say countries can't have a decline in population and survive? I liked it far better when there were less people.
Fair enough. I got agitated after reading the article and posted it forthwith.
Always default to knowledge and sharing, let everyone weigh in on fact or fiction.
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