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Strong Support
Checking for artificial sweeteners in pee gives a truer picture of how much someone is actually consuming than asking them to remember what they ate, which helps scientists better study health risks.
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Evidence from Studies
Supporting (1)
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The study measured artificial sweeteners in people's urine instead of just asking them what they ate, showing this method is better for tracking actual exposure and linking it to health risks.
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