More evidence that artificial sweeteners don

More evidence that artificial sweeteners don

Posted on 11 February 2008

When it comes to healthy living, my tendency is to favour as natural a course as possible. The word

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Published February 11, 2008 . Filed under: Brain and Behaviour, Food and Medical Politics, Unhealthy Eating!, Weight Loss


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  1. Andreas Karlsson says:

    Another excellent post.
    Thank you very much for a very good blogg, and know you have readers in Sweden too :)

    February 12, 2008 @ 10:04 am

  2. Eduardo Rosenstein says:

    Excellent post, again!

    I’m no expert in nutrition or whatsoever, but I do believe that a good part of people’s health problems are due to…laziness.

    Instead of taking some time to do exercise and also read/research about the nutritional value of foods/drinks (e.g., by reading blogs like this one), people just buy whatever is advertised as ‘healthy’ and relax.

    The worst of the seven deadly sins in my opinion? Sloth, and definitely not gluttony.

    February 22, 2008 @ 3:20 pm

  3. Gary Crosby says:

    An interesting blog. Did you know that ‘Cancer Research’ wrote an article that essentially stated that aspartame was safe to consume. I was shocked by this as ||I expected them to err more on the side of caution.

    September 19, 2008 @ 9:33 pm

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