Weekly alert: Aspartame sweeteners and energy drinks
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iHeard surveyed St. Louisans to learn what they’ve been hearing about two nutritional products – aspartame sweeteners and new energy drinks. 45% have heard that aspartame sweeteners might cause cancer, while 28% were informed about the investigation into potential health risks associated with new energy drinks.
What have you heard about these nutritional products lately? Do you have any questions about them? Let us know in the comments.
To learn more about this and other health topics in St. Louis, visit iHeardSTL.org or follow @iHeard_STL.
#iHeardSTL #EnergyDrinks #Aspartame #NutritionalHealth #AspartameSweeteners #STLHealth
Weekly alert: Aspartame sweeteners and energy drinks
Suggested Caption:
We asked St. Louisans about two products – aspartame sweeteners and energy drinks. 45% of adults heard that aspartame might cause cancer; 28% heard about the investigation of health risks associated with new energy drinks.
There were demographic differences:
– African Americans were less likely to have heard about the aspartame sweetener causing cancer than Whites (38% vs 51%).
– Men were more likely to be aware of the possible risk of new energy drinks (37% vs 25%).
To learn more about this and other health topics in St. Louis, visit iHeardSTL.org or follow @iHeard_STL.
#iHeardSTL #EnergyDrinks #Aspartame #NutritionalHealth #AspartameSweeteners #STLHealth
Aspartame sweeteners and energy drinks
Suggested Caption:
What have you heard about these nutritional products lately? Do you have any questions about them? Let us know in the comments.
To learn more about this and other health topics in St. Louis, visit iHeardSTL.org or follow @iHeard_STL.
#iHeardSTL #EnergyDrinks #Aspartame #NutritionalHealth #AspartameSweeteners #STLHealth