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not only is it rodent the amount of Aspartame / kilogram is huge even at their lowest value (20mg/kg). Coke no sugar has ~87 mg of Aspartame in it, you need to
by _kbh_ 5y ago
not only is it rodent the amount of Aspartame / kilogram is huge even at their lowest value (20mg/kg). Coke no sugar has ~87 mg of Aspartame in it, you need to do drink ~20 cans of it to meet the same Aspartame level in a 90kg human.
- Jtsummers 5y agoA 90kg human is above the US national average, though about on target for US men. 81kg is the US average body weight with women around 73kg. So for women, that means the quantity they'd need to consume to reach that level is around 16 cans. 16 cans translates to 192 oz, or about 1.5 gallons. That is indeed quite a bit, but about twice what's recommended by volume for water consumption for women.
- Semaphor 5y ago> 16 cans translates to 192 oz, or about 1.5 gallons. About 5.5 liters for non USA people.
- happymellon 5y agoArtificial sweeteners are in more than just sodas. The number of food products that traditionally didn't have sweetners in, that now have aspartame is increasing. That is concerning for me.
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- schipplock 5y agoI once had a limonade that had sugar and aspartame in it, probably to bring down the amount of sugar.