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Is it OK to have aspartame while pregnant?

Is it OK to have aspartame while pregnant?

Aspartame (Equal, NutraSweet) and pregnancy Aspartame is considered safe to use during pregnancy. It’s also not secreted in breast milk, so you won’t pass it to your baby when you’re nursing. You may find, however, that aspartame gives you a headache.

Can aspartame cause miscarriage?

The most recent research indicates that NutraSweet (aspartame) results in miscarriage and infertility. The fetal tissue cannot tolerate methanol or the phenylalanine. Aspartame is a well known neurotoxin and causes birth defects.

Does Coke Zero affect fertility?

Soda and infertility Studies have found that excessive consumption of soda is strongly linked to infertility in both men and women. Men who consume soda regularly are at four times the risk of lowering the sperm count, motility, and other parameters that affect fertility.

Is there aspartame in Coke Zero?

Yes. We sweeten Coke Zero Sugar in our bottles and cans with a blend of aspartame and acesulfame potassium (or Ace-K). Together, they create a great taste with zero sugar and zero calories.

Does aspartame cross the placenta?

In the small intestine, aspartame breaks down into aspartic acid, phenylalanine, and methanol at levels that are nontoxic to adults, children, and fetuses. Human studies found that the breakdown products of aspartame cross the placenta.

Can I drink diet soda while pregnant?

Most doctors agree that when used in small amounts, diet soda containing Aspartame is safe for pregnant women, but no more than one or two eight to twelve-ounce servings should be used each day, as the maximum limit.

Can diet Coke cause a miscarriage?

New research shows that consuming more than 200 mg of caffeine a day can double a pregnant woman’s chances of miscarriage.

Can you drink soda while trying to get pregnant?

If you are trying to get pregnant, you might want to cut back on soda; a new study has found that it could reduce your chances of conceiving. Share on Pinterest New research finds that soda could harm your chances of becoming pregnant.

What’s Better diet Coke or Coke Zero?

The key difference between the two drinks is in the proportions of these ingredients, giving each has a slightly different flavour profile. There is a little difference in nutrient content: both provide less than 4kJ energy (nothing) and have less than 40mg sodium per 250ml (1 cup).

Is it OK to drink diet soda while pregnant?

It’s okay to occasionally indulge your craving for a soda during pregnancy. But research shows it’s not a good idea to make drinking soda a daily habit, whether you’re having regular, diet, or caffeine-free.

Is diet soda OK while pregnant?

Researchers say expectant mothers who consume artificially sweetened beverages may double their children’s risk of being overweight at 1 year old.

Is it safe to drink Coke Zero and Sprite Zero while pregnant?

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Is the aspartame in Coke Zero bad for You?

Coke Zero DOES contain Aspartame – which by all measure – should be considered poison. Coke Zero Sugar is not a healthy drink. However, it doesn’t raise blood sugar and most likely is not responsible for encouraging diabetes.

Is it safe to drink Coke while pregnant?

No not really, if you look up the ingredients of artificial sweetener (aspartame is a main one) it’s not been tested on pregnant women (no one wants to volunteer their unborn child to a test like that!) and no long term studies are done as it’s a fairly new additive in general terms.

Can a person with gestational diabetes drink Coke Zero?

If you have gestational diabetes, you have two choices: drink the Coke Zero, or better yet, drink water or an alternative low in calories without artificial sweeteners involved. As far as others who don’t have gestational diabetes, have water, juices, and if you must, a coke on a rare occasion.