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by Lizbet on January 2nd, 2004
According to my doctor, who is an internist, yes it is. He told me as long as I didn't have severely adverse reactions to caffiene (jitters, heart palpitations) I could drink a moderate amount of coffee.
Caffiene is one of the principle ingrediants in old-fashioned diet pills like Dexatrim, who touted appetite suppressants as their primary goal.
Should we switch to Regular Soda?
by bearwinston on June 29th, 2011
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Diet Coke or Diet Pepsi?
by jjpark on September 17th, 2011
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Is this here?
by soheythere on May 16th, 2010
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Does tea make me to lose weight?
by XT on October 20th, 2010
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Have you ever tried Diet Coke with Splenda?
by XT on January 18th, 2012
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Comments
Yes, however it is a dangerous stimulant that can cause problems later on in life, as well as miscarriage.
by Mary Siever on February 7th, 2004
Caffeine does not cause a miscarriage.
by AVA000 on December 26th, 2004
Caffeine most definitively does *not* cause miscarriage. Not even crack causes miscarriage -- otherwise, no crack babies.
by riffraff814 on March 1st, 2005
True - If you're not pregnant. If you are, why take the chance???
by scymitar72 on July 28th, 2005