[Mase]

From the article:

Christopher Gardner, a nutrition expert at Stanford University who didn't participate in the study, said saccharin doses given the volunteers were within federal dietary guidelines but still much higher than what a typical person would consume - the equivalent of 42 12-once sodas a day for a person weighing 150 pounds.

Say what? Who drinks 42 cans of soda in a day? If this is correct, and I cannot imagine it is, I don't know why anyone would give the study any credibility.

If you overwhelm the body with anything, bad sh*t is gonna happen to your health.

[BobL]

PRETTY DAMN OBVIOUS.

We simply ARE NOT WIRED to deal with new “chemicals”, whether that be today’s hybridized wheat, HFCS, or artificial sweeteners...the results will be THE SAME...which is that our bodies will have a negative reaction...now proven here.