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No, that is called reverse causality. The type of people likely to drink artificial sweeteners most are those that are overweight, obese, or have diabetes. Ther
by Drybones 3y ago
No, that is called reverse causality. The type of people likely to drink artificial sweeteners most are those that are overweight, obese, or have diabetes. There is no insulin response from artificial sweeteners. And as an amateur bodybuilder, I utilize a lot of artificial sweeteners daily to curb my cravings while eating rice, chicken, and turkey to help me cut.
Sweeteners won’t make someone overeating stop overeating. But they can be used to lower overall caloric energy intake and reduce cravings as a tool.
- landemva 3y ago>> I utilize a lot of artificial sweeteners daily to curb my cravings What mechanism makes the cravings subside for you? Is it chemical or also like lifting a cigarette to your lips for nicotine?