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Another strike against artificial sweeteners. Canadian researchers evaluated 36 studies and concluded, “there is no consistent proof that the sweeteners help reduce weight and we found at least some evidence that they do the opposite.”
Want to learn more? Check out this article by Consumer Reports “Low-Calorie Sweeteners May Contribute to Weight Gain”
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