The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
in other papers in both mice and humans they show that these other artificial sweeteners in the nature paper I will show you they did not look at Stevia will cause glucose intolerance worsening of your insulin sensitivity by disrupting the gut Flora
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in this paper they didn't look at glucose intolerance and people who were eating Stevia but they did look at Quorum sensing which is the way that bacteria in your communicate but in other papers in both mice and humans they show that these other artificial sweeteners in the nature paper I will show you they did not look at Stevia will cause glucose intolerance worsening of your insulin sensitivity by disrupting the gut Flora
Stevia and most of these artificial sweeteners there's another paper I will show you from nature looking at saccharin acek aspartame and Sucralose are all disrupting the gut Flora they're disrupting the way the Flora communicates with each other which leads to imbalances in levels of different gut flora