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This enzyme, as scientists believe, is just able to prevent obesity. To test the effect of aspartame on him, the researchers set up an experiment on animals, dividing them into four groups. The first two groups received a high-fat meal, but half of them drank water with a dissolved sugar substitute and the other half plain water. The remaining two groups received a normal balanced diet, but in the same way, half of them drank water with aspartame, and the other half without it.

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