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Tag Archives: aspartame
MercolaWatch:Aspartame and milk
I swear I try really hard to avoid talking about aspartame all the time but it seems to be a lost cause. For the past few weeks, my news feed has been filled with various articles claiming that the food / read more…
Posted in Conspiracy Theories / Health / Urban Legends
Anecdotes and Science — Part 1
On my other blog, the anti-aspartame advocate Betty Martini left left some comments in relation to some statements I made about the misuse of anecdotes as evidence. Her comments sparked an interest into diving a bit deeper into the use / read more…
Posted in Health / Pseudoscience / Science
Tagged in anecdotes / aspartame / cognitive biases
Finally, proof that aspartame will destroy your kidneys?
Hot on the heels of claims about a study that supposedly correlated aspartame with lymphoma, but that turned out to be “weak”, a 2011 study linking diet sodas to “increased kidney decline” has been making the rounds of the anti-aspartame / read more…
Over-interpretation of studies in the anti-aspartame movement
Despite thirty years of research demonstrating aspartame to be safe, and no scientifically plausible reason to be concerned in the first place, there continues to be a large community on the Internet, as well as in the general population, that / read more…


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