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A controversial study has reported that participants who consumed diet drinks lost more weight on average than a control group who drank mostly water. Could the results be biased?
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Re: Industry-funded study implies diet soda is 'superior to water for weight loss'
that is garbage science because for most people the artificial sweetners will increase appetite. it bloats the crap out of me but it does help cut down on my cravingsTGBSupplements REP
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Re: Industry-funded study implies diet soda is 'superior to water for weight loss'
I love diet Coke! I drink it sparingly though...6'3" tall 245 lb on Dr. Prescribed TRT.Comment
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Re: Industry-funded study implies diet soda is 'superior to water for weight loss'
most people I see drinking diet soda super size it. you can always control the outcome of a study in your favor when you make the rules. I think that's kind of what was done hereComment
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