While diet soda might seem like a smart choice to cut calories, its side effects are worth considering. From impacting your gut health to messing with your hunger cues, the risks go beyond what ...

But, unfortunately, it’s not that simple. There is some evidence that suggests artificial sweeteners found in Diet Coke and other diet sodas may have adverse health effects of their own.

Experts have warned people against too many diet soft drinks saying the negative impacts on your body can start within minutes. Diet drinks, especially those higher in caffeine, can cause a chain ...

The intensity of the reaction underscored Diet Coke’s deep cultural significance in the U.S. — it is not just a soft drink but a symbol of consumer freedom, personal preference, and lifestyle.

Diet Coke and other diet sodas are hugely popular in the United States, with consumers spending $21 billion a year on the low-calorie drinks.

Let’s get fizz-ical. A Toronto-based registered dietitian has evaluated the healthfulness of the no-calorie diet sodas Coke Zero and Diet Coke — and the results are soda-pressing for Coke fans.

The 12-pack cases — 417 of Diet Coke, 14 of Orange Fanta and 1,557 of Sprite — were distributed across Alabama, Mississippi and Florida, but the company last month began voluntarily pulling ...