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Ttcpinkluck sugarfree drinks should be limited to 2-3 a day but more from a health point of view from memory (personally I drink 2-3 coke no sugar a day. Pretty sure aspartame isn't considered a strong sway tactic anymore. I remember seeing something awhile back that said something along the lines of the data wasn't supporting it to sway either way [emoji848] will see if I can find any info and post a link.
Here's a screenshot of Atomics post I was referring to [emoji4]
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...7492e6dd63.jpg
And here is the link to that thread so it makes sense. By fake sugar I'm assuming it includes aspartame which I think is in most sugar free soft drinks in Aus?
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?url...3&share_type=t
Ok I'm trying to post the link to the thread so you can read the whole thing but for some reason when I'm trying to include a link in my posts now they just disappear [emoji53]....
That thread was questioning fake sugars like stevia for pcos diet but I'm pretty sure it would be for overall. Above is the link to the thread link shown in the screenshot I took. Worth a read [emoji4]
:agree: yes virtually all of us have given up sodium and the blue swayers are not going nuts with it, but our results have only gone up since we did!Quote:
Originally Posted by ttcpinkluck
I personally seriously doubt fake sugar sways much if at all after having seen people on other sites drink a ghastly, frightening amount of them and get boys anyway. I prefer everyone stick with the 2-3 servings approved by government agencies as safe while pregnant or trying to conceive since they don't even work!Quote:
Originally Posted by ttcpinkluck
Yes I've seen so many people get boys while drinking insane amounts of artificial sweeteners that I honestly even wonder if they may sway blue espeicaly in high doses. Thread here: https://genderdreaming.com/forum/gen...me-thread.html
It's that darn Tapatalk, the first post went into moderation queue but I approved it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pbn3