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Diet soda raises heart attack risk

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  • C CaptainSeeSharp

    Oh that's right, you would believe aspartame to be good.

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    Christian Graus
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    You are a retard. My use of the word 'duh' would indicate that I don't think aspartame to be good. On the other hand, as I said, a study can prove whatever you want it to.

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    • C Christian Graus

      You are a retard. My use of the word 'duh' would indicate that I don't think aspartame to be good. On the other hand, as I said, a study can prove whatever you want it to.

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      CaptainSeeSharp
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      Christian Graus wrote:

      as I said, a study can prove whatever you want it to.

      Such as global warming and overpopulation? Especially when its federally funded right?

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        Christian Graus wrote:

        as I said, a study can prove whatever you want it to.

        Such as global warming and overpopulation? Especially when its federally funded right?

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        Christian Graus
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        As I said, you're an ignorant retard. Anyone who thinks that it's impossible for there to be overpopulation, obviously has no grasp on reality. But, you prove my point. Everyone knows that studies tend to prove what they want to, it's just sad that some people use this fact to ignore blatantly obvious facts because they can't face them.

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        • N Nithin Sundar

          Yup I really don't know. I know how to speak well. I wasn't taught much about reading or writing it.

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          ChandraRam
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          Come on! You only do what you are taught to?? ;P

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          • N Nithin Sundar

            While posting something like this, it's considered good practice to link back to the article. :)

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            Ravi Sant
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            may be this [^] is what he must refer to, while posting these posts.

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            • N Nithin Sundar

              I suppose that he typed it from the newspaper itself. Althought the "Local paper" term was what confused me in the beginning since he did an exceptional "translation". thatraja's post confirmed my suspicions.

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              Ravi Sant
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              People, here are very much reserved about stuff. Always 1) google 2) google with extraword = codeproject :)

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              • L Lost User

                Exactly. I too can read Kannada, Tamil and Hindi . I can't read only the Telgu in south Indian language. My way of reading also may be different, as Rajesh Said.

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                Mark_Wallace
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                Ramalinga Koushik wrote:

                My way of reading also may be different, as Rajesh Said.

                What, you only look at the pictures?

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                • L Lost User

                  Diet soda may be a wise choice for those who are keen to look after their health, but a new study has claimed that sugar-free fizzy drinks could actually raise the risk of having a heart attack or stroke. Doctors have no chemical or biological explanation for why diet soda may be risky. It could be that people who drink lots of it also fail to exercise, weigh more, drink more alcohol or have other risk factors like high blood pressure and smoking. However, the researchers took these and many other factors into account and didn’t see a change in the trend. “According to this study, drinking diet fizzy drinks on a regular basis could pose the same or even higher risk for cardiovascular disease as standard fizzy drinks, providing a word of warning to those who often opt for diet versions in order to be ‘healthy’.” “Everyone can reduce their risk of stroke by consuming a balanced diet and exercising regularly,” Earlier studies have tied diet and regular soda consumption and greater risk of diabetes and a group of weight-related problems. So don't take Diet soda regularly. it is very harmful for health.

                  Regards, Koushik. Most people never run far enough on their first wind to find out if they've got a second. Give your dreams all you've got and you'll be amazed at the energy that comes out of you.

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                  Mark_Wallace
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                  It couldn't possibly be because 61% of people who rely on diet drinks to keep their weight down also do random, sporadic, unstructured heavy exercise and/or eat unhealthy food, could it? Oh, no. Of course not.

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                  • L Lost User

                    Diet soda may be a wise choice for those who are keen to look after their health, but a new study has claimed that sugar-free fizzy drinks could actually raise the risk of having a heart attack or stroke. Doctors have no chemical or biological explanation for why diet soda may be risky. It could be that people who drink lots of it also fail to exercise, weigh more, drink more alcohol or have other risk factors like high blood pressure and smoking. However, the researchers took these and many other factors into account and didn’t see a change in the trend. “According to this study, drinking diet fizzy drinks on a regular basis could pose the same or even higher risk for cardiovascular disease as standard fizzy drinks, providing a word of warning to those who often opt for diet versions in order to be ‘healthy’.” “Everyone can reduce their risk of stroke by consuming a balanced diet and exercising regularly,” Earlier studies have tied diet and regular soda consumption and greater risk of diabetes and a group of weight-related problems. So don't take Diet soda regularly. it is very harmful for health.

                    Regards, Koushik. Most people never run far enough on their first wind to find out if they've got a second. Give your dreams all you've got and you'll be amazed at the energy that comes out of you.

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                    Hmm... yes... If you take on thing in isolation it's easy to ignore what is the real cause. Was there a long term controlled experiment or is the link an assumption? This is how urban myths start.

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                    • R Roger Wright

                      Nithin Sundar wrote:

                      people will be interested to read a full article

                      People who can read Hindi or Malayalam might, but the rest of us will just be looking for naughty pictures. :-D

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                      Dan Neely
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                      Roger Wright wrote:

                      People who can read Hindi or Malayalam might

                      Google speaks Hindi for the rest of us; no Mayalalam support yet though...

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