There's at least one study which said that artificial sweeteners led you to eat more because your body had the impression to get sugar while having none, leadin

There's at least one study which said that artificial sweeteners led you to eat more because your body had the impression to get sugar while having none, leading to compensate by eating more. So there's that. Sorry I don't have a link to the source but I saw this on HN at some point this year.