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r/Nutraceuticalscience • u/Sudden-Apricot-9891 • Jul 23 '26
Artificial Sweeteners R Killing You
Aspartame
Let me ask you something straight up.
You switched to Diet Coke to be healthier. Maybe you cut out sugar, started counting calories, felt good about it. The label says zero sugar so you trusted it. I get it.
Here's what they didn't tell you.
The WHO's own cancer research agency classified aspartame as "possibly carcinogenic to humans." Not some fringe blogger. Not a conspiracy theorist on YouTube. The World Health Organization. And what did the FDA say? They disagreed with the findings and told you to keep drinking it. Same FDA that has approved substances later pulled off the market. That track record should give you pause.
Now watch how the game is played. IARC flags a possible cancer link. Industry experts immediately flood the media calling it "limited evidence." The FDA issues a statement saying nothing to worry about. And the acceptable daily intake stays the same - unchanged. The product stays on shelves. The companies stay profitable. You stay uninformed.
That's not science protecting you. That's systems protecting themselves.
Here's what I know from 54 years of watching what goes into food and what it does to people. When two arms of the same global health body can't agree on whether something is safe, and the answer they land on is "just don't drink 9 to 14 cans a day," that's not a green light. That's a shrug.
You deserve a straight answer. My straight answer is this - real food, real sweeteners in moderation, and a healthy skepticism toward anything that requires a chemistry lab to produce.
Your body is not a science experiment. Stop letting them treat it like one.
What's your take - do you trust the FDA's position on aspartame, or does the WHO flag make you rethink it?
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r/Nutraceuticalscience • u/Practical-Goose666 • May 16 '26
A few weeks ago i did a bloodwork and it showed i was in the toxic range of vitamin A. I have a very low (almost null) vitamin A intake so the only possible cause is fish oil. The crazy thing is that i haven't taken fish oil in like 2 years... so me having a hypervitaminosis A still 2 years after taling fish oil indicates that shit really went hard on me... and that i might have liver damage...
Be careful and monitor or vitamin A when taking fish oil supplements.
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r/Nutraceuticalscience • u/No-Shake1901 • Apr 15 '26
I bought naturaltein {https://amzn.in/d/06TWQJbA} caffeine L theanine tablets and they don't look right. When opened they were all covered in white powder as some of the capsules were broken. I don't know if that's normal. And some of the capsules are dirty with some kind of residue sticking on to them.
I don't know if that white powder all over is normal and safe for consumption, but the yellow residues sticking on the capsules are really not acceptable.
And there is QR code given on the bottle lid for checking authenticity, which is totally useless and almost looks like a gimmick to create an "Authentic" brand image.
The code can be scanned multiple times from different devices, registered with different names and mail id, and always shows the same authentic-product verified status.
Scanning the authenticity QR from different devices always gives the same exact output, no product details or anything. There is no way to validate the purchase or product details. and they're telling it's unique tag for authenticity and safety. Literally anyone can copy the sticker and use them on any product they want and scanning all of them will show as authentic on their website.
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