Can diet soda really help someone lose weight? | Longevity @DavidRubenstein
Can diet soda really help someone lose weight? | Longevity  @DavidRubenstein
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dr. Louis Aronne, director of the Comprehensive Weight Control Center at Weill Cornell Medicine, says switching to diet soda is not going to help the average person lose much weight. He speaks on the inaugural episode of David Rubenstein's new show, "Longevity."

Longevity with David Rubenstein dives into the rapidly evolving world of medical research, pharmaceuticals, and science-backed wellness to uncover the facts behind the growing human pursuit of longer, healthier lives. In his new show, Rubenstein speaks with leading scientists, physicians and policy experts to examine one of the most urgent and captivating questions of our time: how can we live longer -- and better?
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Can diet soda really help someone lose weight? | Longevity

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