Artificial sweeteners may dalang panganib sa kalikasan ayon sa isang pag-aaral

World Health Organization Agency States Artificial Sweetener Aspartame Could Cause Cancer

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JULY 14: In this photo illustration, food products that contain the artificial sweetener aspartame including Equal, Crystal Light, Trident, Diet Coke, and Royal Jello are displayed on July 14, 2023 in New York City. The World Health Organization classified the sugar substitute aspartame, which is used in numerous food products, as a possible carcinogen, but the group said it is safe for people to consume within the recommended daily limit. (Photo illustration by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) Credit: Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Nanawagan ang mga environmental researcher ng masusing pagtingin at posibleng regulasyon sa paggamit ng artificial sweeteners, dahil nadidiskubre na naiipon na ang mga ito sa kapaligiran at mga daluyan ng tubig sa buong mundo.


Key Points
  • Ayon sa bagong pag-aaral ng University of Technology Sydney (UTS), ang mga madalas gamitin na pamalit sa asukal ay hindi nabubulok at nagiging "forever chemicals" na maihahambing sa PFAS pagdating sa pinsala sa mga hayop at kalikasan.
  • Maraming kumpanya sa industriya ng pagkain ang lumipat sa paggamit ng artificial sweeteners.
  • Ayon kay Dr. Xuan Li mula sa University of Technology Sydney, ang kalikasan ang nagbabayad ng kapalit sa pagdami ng paggamit ng artificial sweeteners.

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