date:Dec 29, 2012
ose on the sugar-sweetened yogurt, despite all the groups ingesting a similar amount of calories.
Researchers think the artificial sweeteners caused a decrease in energy used, or caused fluid retention. The study was published in the journal Appetite.
Previous research on humans shows that aspartame increases appetite and that many artificial sweeteners increase the motivation to eat. Sweet tastes from artificial sweeteners without calories could lead to greater ingestion of calories.