I thought this had been determined quite some time in the past?
I thought this had been determined quite some time in the past?
Yet another study of the "well that's fucking obvious".
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>Sweeteners found in sugar-free soft drinks could slow the growth of beneficial gut bacteria, a study suggests. Researchers from the University of Cambridge studied how artificial and low‑calorie sweeteners affect the bacteria living in the gut, and how these effects change when they are eaten together with caffeine, flavourings or medicines. While marketed as healthier alternatives to sugar, there is growing evidence linking sweeteners in food and drinks to diseases such as type 2 diabetes, obesity and cancer.
Yet another study of the "well that's fucking obvious".
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>>Sweeteners found in sugar-free soft drinks could slow the growth of beneficial gut bacteria, a study suggests.
Researchers from the University of Cambridge studied how artificial and low‑calorie sweeteners affect the bacteria living in the gut, and how these effects change when they are eaten together with caffeine, flavourings or medicines.
While marketed as healthier alternatives to sugar, there is growing evidence linking sweeteners in food and drinks to diseases such as type 2 diabetes, obesity and cancer.
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