https://qz.com/who-aspartame-possible-carcinogen-label-pepsi-coca-cola-1850639756
The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the sugar substitute aspartame to be “possibly carcinogenic to humans,” but it is not recommending any changes to its consumption levels. For decades, the acceptable daily intake (ADI) of the non-sugar sweetener has been 40 mg per kg of body weight…
Soda companies have nothing to fear from the WHO’s warnings about aspartame
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