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Splitting fitness and nutrition
The problem I've always had with Nutrition is that we lacked the required experts to answer these questions authoritatively. … So a Nutrition site that would be cast off from Fitness, which in all honesty is not what's happening, would need to go back to Area51 and get sufficient followers to get back into beta again. …
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Are questions regarding the assessment of nutritional products considered on-topic?
In reponse to MYou's comments on the aspartame question:
How does aspartame not fall under "nutrition and diets"? … It might fall under nutrition, but it has zero influence on your physical fitness. As for the diet part, I don't consider a chemical analysis of aspartame to be related to diets. …
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