Their aspartame content, in order from least to most per 8-ounce bottle: Sprite Zero (50 mg), Coke Zero (58 mg),Pepsi Max(77 mg), Diet Pepsi and Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi (111 mg and 118 mg, respectively), Diet Dr. Pepper (123 mg), Diet Coke and Caffeine-Free Coke (125 mg). ...
As soon as I first learned about it as a child, I have always been in slightly bewildered awe about what the ‘sugar-free’ label on sweet products really signifies. Given the fact that these products are no less sweet than their regular ‘added-sugar’ counterparts, what’s the deal wit...
(one regular can has 39 grams of sugar, which exceeds the recommended daily amount of added sugar for both men and women. so you might want to avoid it for this reason alone.) and speaking of sweet drinks: artificial sweeteners like aspartame, which is found in diet coke and coke zero,...
even if they are calorie free. So, while Diet Coke and other calorie-free soft drinks may satisfy a sweet tooth in the short term, they may not be worth your while and may ultimately may reduce the benefits of your fast, not to mention making it more challenging — by ...
The study said that a higher cancer risk was particularly seen with sweeteners aspartame(阿巴斯甜)and acesulfame potassium(安赛蜜), used in many soft drinks including Coke Zero. Soft drinks accounted for more than half of the artificial sweeteners consumed, while table-top sweeteners represented 29 ...
So from what I gathered from that article, is that people that put on weight from diet coke only do so because they eat too much because they feel they can because they have had a diet coke rather than full fat. So in effect the diet coke itself is not putting the weight on, as ...