Why the aspartame in Diet Coke and Coke Zero probably isn’t worth worrying about. By Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz July 8, 2023. Reprints. Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images.

Your Diet Coke is safe. Sort of. After an extensive review of the data, the World Health Organization has concluded the sweetener aspartame can potentially cause liver cancer and maybe other ...

To put the debate at rest OnlyMyHealth talked to Preeti Pande Registered Dietitian Senior Dietitian Apollomedics Hospital ...

Aspartame is used in Diet Coke, Coke Zero, chewing gum, diet Snapple, breakfast cereals, ice cream and many other common food and drinks. It’s also sold as NutraSweet, Equal and Sugar Twin.

New studies reveal the health risks of drinking Diet Coke on a regular basis. According to Fox 5 DC, researchers have linked ...

While the term “fridge cigarette” is new to the internet’s lexicon, the idea of treating oneself to a Diet Coke break is not.

Medically reviewed by Maggie Moon, MS, RD Diet soda is often thought of as a healthier alternative to regular soda because it ...

In a 2020 survey of 3,430 people, just 25.2% of respondents said that diet sodas were more healthy than their regular soda counterparts. Meanwhile, 26% said diet sodas were actually more un healthy.

Diet Coke took a hit when aspartame was labeled a possible carcinogen by the World Health Organization. We tasted five alternatives, some better than others.

The sweetener used in most diet sodas today, including Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi, is aspartame, which was classified as “possibly carcinogenic” by the World Health Organization’s ...

Experts warn that Diet Coke, despite having zero calories, poses health risks like heart disease and gut issues due to artificial sweeteners like aspartame.

Diet Coke (or any soda) isn't known for its healthfulness. Yet, unlike sodas with tons of sugar, Diet Coke is made with aspartame, a non-nutritive sweetener with zero calories.