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>>5018790
not the op you were arguing with but it's partially true. It still doesn't excuse fat people who drink diet soda from being fat though.
>http://download.cell.com/images/edimages/Trends/EndoMetabolism/tem_888.pdf

"a number of studies suggest people who regularly consume ASB are at increased risk compared with those that do not consume ASB; with the magnitude of the increasedrisks similar to those associated with SSB [6,10,18–30]. In a number of cases, these effects cannot be attributed to baseline characteristics such as family history or BMI... This somewhat counterintuitive result may reflect negative consequences of interfering with learned relationships between sweet tastes and typical post-ingestive outcomes, which may result in impaired ability to compensate for energy provided when caloric sweeteners are consumed.

>see pic related from same study it, command+c wasn't working didn't want to type it