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The WHO is about to declare aspartame can cause cancer

Misleading title. They're about to declare it as possibly cancerous. Not fully cancerous. And if anything this is just to get even more research into it.

Aspartame is in a lot of things, mainly sodas and gum, but you'd have to consume a lot of the stuff beyond a human limit really.

I do think this may put a dent in sugar free products assuming it gets declared as such.

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Why don't makers of Apollo sync rif boost etc just make their own app.

Some of them are. Others have no interest in making one. Sync is confirmed to be making one. Infinity isn't interested. Boost has a community for it on here but u/rmayayo has not indicated anything yet. I truly hope it's true because I loved Boost for Reddit.

It's really just up to the developers. I wouldn't fault them if they aren't interested. They've done a great service and to have your work just broken like it's gonna be, it's harsh.

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Best Open World games?

Since it's not mentioned here, I've been playing a relatively newer game called Grounded. It's been around for 2 years in early access but officially released last year.

Grounded is a game where you're tiny for an unexplained reason, and learn more throughout completing parts of the game. It's got crafting and survival elements, and the open world is set in a scientist's backyard. As you progress you get new kinds of furniture, armor, weapons, food, walls, enemies, bosses, and plenty more. I've really been taking my time with it, but there's nothing more exhilarating to me in this game than fighting a giant spider. And there's several different kinds. Lots of bugs as enemies. It really gives you the impression you're small. I heavily recommend it.

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The WHO is about to declare aspartame can cause cancer

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There's a scale. I wouldn't put aspartame on the same level as smoking for it's chances of causing cancer. That's what i mean. I guess "fully Cancerous" isnt really a good way of putting it into words.

It doesn't outright cause cancer like the title implies. By saying it causes cancer in the title is misleading. There's very little evidence that supports that, and I see them only doing this considering the concerns around it and more research.

I'm absolutely for people knowing this information and making informed decisions if they want to stay away from it or keep using it. That's all on them.

Should've titled it something more like "WHO is about to rule aspartame as 'possibly cancerous.' Here's what that tells you"