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"Stripping away his sensationalist headline, the author is 100% right that this study proves basically nothing" That may be true, but his telling people "They
by oblib 9y ago
"Stripping away his sensationalist headline, the author is 100% right that this study proves basically nothing"
That may be true, but his telling people "They are safe" is not proven true and "Drink away" is just piling stupid on top of a lie.
- sudhirj 9y agoThe article is positing that there's enough research been done into diet soda sweeteners to claim that there are probably no adverse effects. This is enough to make a recommendation to use something. If everyone had to hedge their recommendations with "but we're not 100% sure it's safe", there wouldn't be recommendations any more.
- placeybordeaux 9y ago>The article is positing that there's enough research been done into diet soda sweeteners to claim that there are probably no adverse effects. What part of the article said that?