Tribune data columnist Andy Larsen wants to cut out the sugary soft drinks. But are there problems with diet drinks? He ...

Diet soda is often thought of as a healthier alternative to regular soda because it's sugar-free. It uses sugar substitutes like aspartame, making the beverage free from calories and added sugars.

Though diet soda isn’t inherently bad for you, studies have linked regular consumption of it to potential health concerns.

This increases the risk of cavities and dental sensitivity, even though diet sodas are sugar-free. Aspartame, a common artificial sweetener in diet sodas, has been associated with mood changes ...

Diet Coke, which was Coca-Cola's first sugar-free soda, has now been around for more ... Diet Coke uses more aspartame, which tastes a bit lighter. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar uses aspartame too, but ...

Most people will not exceed this amount. If a person weighs 68 kg, they would need to drink around 19 cans of soda or consume over 85 packs of aspartame every day to exceed the ADI. People who eat ...

And artificial sweeteners like aspartame in diet sodas ... correlation between liver disease and sugar-free drinks like Diet Coke. However, diet sodas can come with their own side effects.

President-elect Donald Trump's viral photo with a Diet Coke bottle highlights its popularity for weight loss. However, this ...

However, this sugar-free drink has ... Excessive consumption of diet soda may contribute to liver damage over time. Studies suggest that artificial sweeteners like aspartame can interfere with ...