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Despite               a               lack               of               causational               evidence,               diet               soda               is               often               considered               a               contributing               factor               to               obesity,               along               with               overeating,               a               lack               of               exercise               and               poor               eating               habits.

Still,               many               dieters               choose               to               sip               diet               soda               due               to               its               low               calorie               and               caffeine-containing               content               --               a               fact               that               may               actually               improve               their               weight               loss               efforts.

Though               there               isn't               any               clear-cut               evidence               that               the               caffeine               in               diet               soda               can               help               people               lose               weight,               this               theory               is               supported               by               several               high-profile               nutritionists,               including               Mayo               Clinic               nutritionist               Katherine               Zeratsky.
               "Caffeine               may               slightly               boost               weight               loss               or               prevent               weight               gain,               but               there's               no               sound               evidence               that               increased               caffeine               consumption               results               in               significant               or               permanent               weight               loss,"               says               Zeratsky,               via               the               Mayo               Clinic               blog.

"Caffeine               may               reduce               your               desire               to               eat               for               a               brief               time,               but               there's               not               enough               evidence               to               show               that               long-term               consumption               aids               weight               loss."
               Diet               Soda's               Benefits               for               Appetite               Reduction               
               Although               its               long-term               effects               on               weight               loss               have               not               been               established,               caffeinated               diet               soda               may               have               short-term               ramifications               for               dieters               trying               to               get               slim.

As               Zeratsky               noted,               the               caffeine               in               diet               soda               may               suppress               the               appetite               temporarily,               reducing               a               person's               desire               to               eat.

This               is               one               reason               why               caffeine               is               commonly               used               in               diet               supplements               --               it's               a               cheap               way               to               suppress               the               appetite.

Of               course,               if               your               desire               to               eat               is               low,               you               won't               eat               as               much,               leading               to               weight               loss.

That's               good               news               for               dieters.
               Diet               Soda's               Benefits               for               Exercise               Performance               
               Caffeine's               effects               on               endurance               performance               are               also               well               known.

When               taken               with               a               carbohydrate-containing               substance,               caffeine               can               improve               endurance,               making               it               a               useful               aid               for               dieters               who               do               endurance               activities               to               lose               weight,               such               as               running               or               speed               walking.

Research               cited               by               Science               Daily               also               shows               that               caffeine               may               reduce               pain               after               high-intensity               exercise.

Reducing               pain               may               motivate               dieters               to               exercise               more               and               stick               with               their               routines.
               Diet               Soda's               Effects               on               Weight               Loss               
               The               caffeine               in               diet               soda               may               also               reduce               adipose               tissue               and               total               body               weight,               often               in               combination               with               other               stimulant               drugs.

A               2002               study               conducted               by               the               New               York               Obesity               Research               Center               showed               that               subjects               who               took               a               supplement               containing               caffeine               and               ephedra               were               able               to               reduce               total               body               fat               and               weight               more               than               those               on               a               placebo;               reports               of               adverse               effects               were               not               significant.

A               weight               loss               stack               containing               ephedra,               caffeine               and               aspirin,               often               called               the               ECA               stack,               has               often               been               shown               to               promote               some               weight               loss               without               significant               adverse               effects               in               controlled               clinical               trials.
               Alone,               the               caffeine               content               in               diet               soda               may               still               be               effective               for               enhancing               weight               loss               efforts.

Caffeine               may               increase               the               metabolism,               improving               the               rate               of               weight               loss,               though               it               cannot               cause               people               to               lose               weight               if               they               are               not               eating               in               a               caloric               deficit.
               However,               BBC               Health               points               out               that               the               calorie               burn               from               caffeine               supplementation               is               quite               low               --               certainly               not               something               to               rely               on               if               you               want               to               lose               major               poundage.

To               shed               significant               weight,               you'll               need               to               rely               on               a               good,               calorie-controlled               diet               first.
               References:               
               The               Mayo               Clinic               
               Science               Daily               
               PubMed               
               BBC               Health






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