A new report, published in the American Heart Association's journal Circulation, implies that drinking diet soda pop is just as likely to provoke the metabolic syndrome as drinking sugar-laden non-diet soda pop.
Quoting the lead author:
"We were struck by the fact that it didn't matter whether it was a diet or regular soda that participants consumed, the association with increased risk was present... In those who drink one or more soft drinks daily, there was an association of an...
Ok, so in my last post I mentioned that Dr. Kristina Rother of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was conducting a clinical research... Read more »
Most of us probably assume that if your only beverage choices were diet or regular soda, the diet variety would be better. After all,... Read more »
There has been an ongoing debate in the medical community regardingdiet soda. It would seem that a zero calorie beverage is the perfect... Read more »
Editor's note: Each day in January 2008, Dietitian Heather Reese will encourage you to keep your New Year's Resolutions by giving a diet... Read more »
Everyone knows that when you are on a diet, regular soda just isn't on the menu. But order up a diet soda, have as many as you want, and... Read more »
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