In a 104 week trial of 493 adults with overweight or obesity, diet soft drinks were equivalent to water for long-term weight management, with no evidence they disrupted appetite regulation or caused l
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Checked the article, the study was funded by the American Beverage Association. Not an automatic disqualifier, but I had a hunch this might be the case, and this is, I think, something to keep in mind.
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