No. Sugar bad, artificial sweeteners good. It's clear-cut. I've heard of dental issues with carbonated drinks but that's a separate issue.Isn't it a bit like smoking and vaping?, both are bad, but one is less bad?
No. Sugar bad, artificial sweeteners good. It's clear-cut. I've heard of dental issues with carbonated drinks but that's a separate issue.Isn't it a bit like smoking and vaping?, both are bad, but one is less bad?
Water is just better for you. I am not at all on the diet-drinks-are-worse-than-everything train—if you have to mainline a carbonated beverage, diet soda is waaaaayyy less harmful than regular soda (or sugared lemonade / iced tea etc). But it doesn't hydrate you, doesn't satiate you, and if I can believe anything extra bad about it it's that probably still contributes to tooth decay.What's stopping you from drinking diet soda? No calories there.
Okay lol. Good logic. Enjoy your diabetes and obesity I guess. Next time I'll make sure to pick up some heroin instead of Tylenol since they're both bad for my organs.
You shouldn't be drinking diet or regular soda everyday.Okay lol. Good logic. Enjoy your diabetes and obesity I guess. Next time I'll make sure to pick up some heroin instead of Tylenol since they're both bad for my organs.
Acidic drinks fuck up your teeth, it's not really about carbonated or notNo. Sugar bad, artificial sweeteners good. It's clear-cut. I've heard of dental issues with carbonated drinks but that's a separate issue.
Yeah, thanks for the clarification.Acidic drinks fuck up your teeth, it's not really about carbonated or not
I'm not sure that we could categorically say that artificial sweeteners are good per say, I mean sugar is bad, but surely if you were that concerned about what you were consuming, you'd be drinking water.No. Sugar bad, artificial sweeteners good. It's clear-cut. I've heard of dental issues with carbonated drinks but that's a separate issue.
Nah. I've drank diet soda by accident a couple of times and could taste the fake sugar immediately.There are probably some double blind experiments out there to see if the taste of diet vs normal soda are really that different. My take: they taste the same!
That's good, if you're not addicted no point to try to change anything.Now that I have heard as well. You get used to the taste and have issues with regular sofa later. I'd like to get to that point but I just can't get myself to drink them long enough to get used to the taste.
I just keep my consumption to a minimum and tend to not worry a out it.
I limit my soda intake to about 0-2 sodas a month.
Diet tastes pretty awful so I like to treat myself to the real thing every now and then.
Yes, that is 100% accurate.if you regularly drink regular soda, you will think that diet soda tastes disgusting when you first start out, once you get used to them it sort of reverses, all of a sudden the diet sodas all taste great and the regular sodas taste waaayy too sugary, atleast thats how my experience went.
I am 100% certain I could tell the difference between Diet Coke and regular Coke in any kind of double blind test. They don't really taste anything like each other.There are probably some double blind experiments out there to see if the taste of diet vs normal soda are really that different. My take: they taste the same!
if you regularly drink regular soda, you will think that diet soda tastes disgusting when you first start out, once you get used to them it sort of reverses, all of a sudden the diet sodas all taste great and the regular sodas taste waaayy too sugary, atleast thats how my experience went.
They'll fuck up your mouth anyway so don't get addicted to that shit in the first place.
Totally agree with this. I wonder if you can reverse it again?if you regularly drink regular soda, you will think that diet soda tastes disgusting when you first start out, once you get used to them it sort of reverses, all of a sudden the diet sodas all taste great and the regular sodas taste waaayy too sugary, atleast thats how my experience went.
Okay lol. Good logic. Enjoy your diabetes and obesity I guess. Next time I'll make sure to pick up some heroin instead of Tylenol since they're both bad for my organs.
you said 'great taste'; I would think a lot of people would disagree.Artificial sweeteners (those deemed safe) have got to be among the top 5 inventions in recent human history. Great taste, no calories, no health issues unless you suffer from specific conditions. Getting used to the flavour is literally a matter of days or weeks, after which you'll find sugared drinks aggressively sweet. There is no turning back. Why would anyone get a sugar coke over a diet coke? For the sake of everybody's health, I wouldn't mind seeing non-diet drinks just taken off the shelves. Let people riot a week or three, laugh at their aspartame conspiracy theories, wait and watch the country's average BMI drop year by year.
All public health employees on Era are welcome to forward my idea to their superiors.
The only correct answer is "mind your fucking business."
Sugared sodas taste better than diet sodas. They are less healthy than diet sodas (which, in turn, are less healthy than water). It's up to individual people to decide how much of any of them they want to drink. Seriously proposing banning foods and drinks for lack of nutritional content is an endless, nonsensical rabbit hole which almost nobody would support. Give me a serious justification for keeping beer legal and banning soda.
Haha, same for me, even the diets taste so different it's kinda funny. I'm slave of Pepsi Max, maximum taste my friend.It did for me.
Can't drink normal coke anymore. The taste is way too sweet for me nowadays.
But i also don't like the taste of diet coke. Only Coke-Zero tastes good to me.