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Well if you google it the very first result shows that some studies have found a link in humans, others have not. So in the case of mixed data, it's really up
by zug_zug 5y ago
Well if you google it the very first result shows that some studies have found a link in humans, others have not.
So in the case of mixed data, it's really up to the individual if they want to err on the side of cancer or not. Given the track record of underestimating the damage of things, I know where I stand. But it's your body.
- kortex 5y agoIf I google what? "aspartame cancer" > Increasing consumption of aspartame-containing beverages was not associated with the development of lymphoma, leukemia, or brain cancer (3). A 2013 review of epidemiologic evidence also found no consistent association between the use of aspartame and cancer risk (4).Aug 10, 2016 https://www.cancer.gov https://www.cancer.gov › risk › diet Artificial Sweeteners and Cancer - National Cancer Institute