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0|0|Statistics on Soft Drink Use|Sharon|s_forshee@hotmail.com|20:47:40|04/16/2010|<center><font size="1" color="#000099" class="f_postedon">Posted on Apr-16-10 at 08:47 PM (Eastern) by 67.142.168.25</font></center><p>I stopped  drinking Diet Coke/Pepsi last summer because the artificial sweeteners was causing me to gain weight.  I switched to fresh brewed tea with Stevia.  I don't miss drinking soda at all.  After reading the statistics in this article, it's shocking!  <P><a href="http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/04/10/can-you-believe-these-statistics-on-soft-drink-use.aspx">http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/04/10/can-you-believe-these-statistics-on-soft-drink-use.aspx</a>
1|1|Risks displayed more properly belong to sweetened soft drinks and aren't separated out|mfrs|mfrs.sv.ca@gmail.com|21:08:38|04/16/2010|<center><font size="1" color="#000099" class="f_postedon">Posted on Apr-16-10 at 09:08 PM (Eastern) by 69.109.125.99</font></center><p>Fake sugars probably have very different issues.