Diet Coke and Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Heart Disease and Stroke Risks
FOX 11 Los AngelesJune 2, 20251 min6,956 views
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- 💡 Artificial sweeteners, commonly found in diet drinks like Diet Coke, may increase the risk of heart disease and stroke.
- 🧠 Harvard researchers suggest that sweeteners such as aspartame can lead to inflammation and alter how the body processes food.
- 📈 Studies indicate that consuming two or more diet drinks daily is associated with a higher incidence of heart-related issues.
- ⚠️ While the FDA considers aspartame safe in small quantities, experts advise reducing intake.
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Diet CokeArtificial SweetenersHeart DiseaseStrokeAspartameInflammationHigh Blood PressureType 2 DiabetesCardiovascular HealthUCLA Medical SchoolCancer DiagnosisSquamous Cell CarcinomaJaw Surgery
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