Episode 493: Ben Greenfield: How to Actually Look 20 Years Younger + His Most Extreme Biohacks Revealed
I'm not saying there's not some problems with whatever petroleum in an ingredient, artificial sweeteners, but it's not that big of an issue, especially when it comes to weight loss.
Episode 493: Ben Greenfield: How to Actually Look 20 Years Younger + His Most Extreme Biohacks Revealed
Like if I was coaching somebody for weight loss, I would much rather they be having like a sucralose acesulfamine potassium infused like stick packet that's 25 calories that makes them say like,
Episode 493: Ben Greenfield: How to Actually Look 20 Years Younger + His Most Extreme Biohacks Revealed
not stuff their face with an extra 600 calories because they're drinking some satiating synthetic compound, then I would have them be like, nope, that has artificial sweeteners in it.
Episode 493: Ben Greenfield: How to Actually Look 20 Years Younger + His Most Extreme Biohacks Revealed
Yeah, or just like if I'm on an airplane and they're bringing out the airplane food, I'll have a Diet Coke just because I don't think about the airplane food.
Episode 493: Ben Greenfield: How to Actually Look 20 Years Younger + His Most Extreme Biohacks Revealed
And then I'm not going to drink like, well, technically the law of diminishing returns for carcinogenicity of Diet Coke is like 77 of them in one sitting, like before you get into the cancer-causing domain.
Episode 493: Ben Greenfield: How to Actually Look 20 Years Younger + His Most Extreme Biohacks Revealed
like in rodent models and it was weird because they even showed like anxiety that gets passed on to the offspring maybe maybe aspartame is like affecting genetics and sperm in some way but again like it's a pretty far cry to correlate that to rodent models and then tell somebody you know diet coke is going to make you fat and unhealthy like it's it's they're a bigger fish to fry
Episode 493: Ben Greenfield: How to Actually Look 20 Years Younger + His Most Extreme Biohacks Revealed
And for me, as somebody who like appreciates the value of hard work and blood, sweat and tears and like getting the job done in the gym, I always thought it was kind of gimmicky.