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Artificial sweeteners found in fizzy drinks could improve gut health and help you shed the pounds, controversial study finds

Daily Mail 1 min read 12 hours ago

Scientists from the Netherlands have claimed switching from sugars to artificial sweeteners could support weight loss.
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