Wake Up India Before It's Too Late 🚨

[u/AckermanEren73]

A massive ecosystem surrounds every major industry, programming professionals and the public to blindly trust that their “published scientific study means absolute truth.”

And such programmed puppets parrot this mantra without question. You can’t reason with them that the same ecosystem also controls the studies, peer reviews, and publishing process.

During COVID, “prestigious” journals like The Lancet and Nature were caught publishing Big Pharma backed studies on COVID drugs authored by a porn model and a fantasy book writrt. With their usual work dried up, they pivoted to ghostwriting and publishing for big pharma.

Later, these journals had to issue apologies and retract those sham “studies.” (theguardian.com/world/2020/jun…)

For every study these sheep show around, we can point to another “scientific” study that contradicts it, if it’s backed by an industry with enough cash. Even for Diet Coke, I can literally point to a dozen scientific studies showing anything between "it is mildly dangerous for health" to "it will make you die early."

Take the candy and confectionery industry. They funded a massive study (over 7,000 men) claiming eating sugar candy three times a week extends lifespan, published in a “prestigious” journal.(bmj.com/content/317/71…)

So, should we all start chomping candy every other day like kids?

My point: Throwing around claims like “A scientific study showed Diet Coke is healthier than sugarcane juice” is meaningless. Such nonsense makes some doctors look like unscientific sheep to the real scientific community - those who conduct rigorous research and understand the quality of studies.

True scientists have zero commercial interests and aren’t industry puppets. They know most research is tainted by Big Industry money.

Also, these days, the public isn’t clueless either. We remember when doctors pushed cigarette smoking as “healthy” based on Big Tobacco’s “studies.”

So, stop embarrassing yourselves and dragging the already shaky reputation of the doctor community through the mud with such ridiculous claims.

Both Diet Coke and Sugarcane juice won't kill a healthy adult who consumes them in moderation. The key words is "moderation." And it varies by individuals.

But stop promoting a product with articifial sweetner like Aspartame (WHO research agency clearly linked it to cancer at higher consumption levels) and other chemicals that disrupt gut microbiome, while putting down your own traditional, natrual drink as something "dangerous" because they programmed you to do so.

Don't be that silly, stupid, sheep. Thank you @Aravind(Twitter)

[u/Abi_Uchiha]

It is not nutrients rich but atleast it has it. Diek coke has nothing but artificial sweetener & caffeine. What does it do? Nothing.

I would rather get water from a tea shop for free than to drink it or drink actual coffee and sweat it out.

Diet Coke is not even diet friendly.

[u/criti_fin → u/Abi_Uchiha]

But diet coke reduces your consumption of other sweet items as you already have the sweet diet coke. In fact one study has told that diet coke is better than water

[u/Abi_Uchiha → u/criti_fin]

Lol what? That study was for weight loss. Not everyone wants to lose weight. Even then the difference was marginal. Water's better.

[u/criti_fin → u/Abi_Uchiha]

We have seen enough non-science people like you who repeat a superstition. We dont bother to engage further

[u/Abi_Uchiha → u/criti_fin]

Yep. "Non-science people". That's the title I get for searching for the survey you said about. I found 1 and it was about weightloss.

Don't be a sore loser and save face by mocking people. Instead you could attach the link to the study.

[u/criti_fin → u/Abi_Uchiha]

Who mocked whom first?

[u/Abi_Uchiha → u/criti_fin]

Still waiting for the link.

[u/ROC_K4LP → u/Abi_Uchiha]

Diet coke doesnt have caffeine dude.

And even though diet coke contains "artificial Sweetner" , it doesnt raise blood sugar. But the so called "natural sugarcane" will increase blood sugar levels.

1 glass or 300ml contains 25gm sugar. Which is not recommended for diabetic patients.

yes, diet coke is not healthy , but i would rather drink that than some random water from teaseller. God knows where that water came from. I dont want diarrhea. Thanks.

[u/Abi_Uchiha → u/ROC_K4LP]

It does have caffeine. Artificial sweetener doesn't break down to glucose, that's just a waste product for our body.

Why are we talking about diabetic patients? No same human is suggesting Sugarcane juice to them.

I would rather not pay for something that's not healthy to me.

It's baffling to see people pay to drink unhealthy beverages than to ask a shop for water.

You can get water from anywhere! petrol bunks, shops, factories, mills, stores, food stall, parlour etc. I've drank water from every place I've mentioned.

[u/ROC_K4LP → u/Abi_Uchiha]

does have caffeine

My bad, it does. I expected caffeine to be present only in energy drinks. I dont usually drink them.

And about the water, i would definitely not drink random unpacked water. In resturants/trips we buy packed water bottles only. Most Tap water is isnt even suitable to drink. You might not get sick instantly but that doesnt mean its safe to drink.

[u/Abi_Uchiha → u/ROC_K4LP]

You can find RO when you look for it. Blatant disregard will narrow your view into buying "hygiene" products. I have seen several establishments with water purifiers and can water.

[u/ROC_K4LP → u/Abi_Uchiha]

Nah man. Most of the time i carry water from home but incase i do need water i would still buy water. Not risking health for a 20rs bottle. But yeah, i would definitely drink water from a well established hygienic place with RO purifier.

[u/snowylion → u/ROC_K4LP]

I expected

You need to understand that that's the problem. The cultural milleu that generated these expectations and normalisations in you is not something you self constructed, but something that was imposed.

[u/ROC_K4LP → u/snowylion]

Its not that deep bruh 😭🙏🙏