Aspartame (E951) is used in over 6,000 food and beverage products (CCC), including Diet Coke, Fanta Zero and Wrigley’s sugar-free chewing gum. But mounting concerns over the potential health ...

A study in mice found that aspartame triggered higher insulin levels – potentially contributing to plaque buildup in arteries. Mice fed aspartame showed more fatty deposits and immune cell activity in ...

Diet sodas and other zero-sugar alternatives owe their sweet taste to artificial sweeteners, such as aspartame. While these drinks are often positioned as the health-conscious option, some studies ...

However, Jones is concerned about the health effects of aspartame, one of the main artificial sweeteners in Diet Coke. Jones, a known conspiracy theorist, said on his show: "I'm so proud of RFK Jr ...

When mice were placed on an aspartame diet, their bodies released more insulin, had higher levels of inflammation and developed fatty plaques in their arteries. All three symptoms point towards ...

Manufacturers may blend acesulfame potassium with other sweeteners such as aspartame and sucralose to mask the bitter aftertaste it can have on its own. The body may not fully break down or store ...

(NewsNation) — Aspartame raises insulin levels in animals, potentially increasing their risk of heart attack and stroke, a recent study in Sweden found. Researchers fed mice food containing 0.15% ...

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The study – a combined effort by Sweden’s Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and Chinese colleagues – looked at the effect on mice of aspartame – an artificial sweetener commonly used in ...

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