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It's like saying: does this contain liquids which cause urination? Some liquids do, like water, but a big cup of say liquid mercury for example isn't going to cause urination, it's going to cause death.
Broad general statements like linking a huge class of sweet sensation stimulating compounds to a medical condition is incredibly unlikely from a probability standpoint alone considering how broad they are. There are a lot of artificial sweeteners out there, everything from stevia, to monk fruit, to erythritol to sucralose and so on. If there's one or a few (or even the highly unlikely event of "all") then identify them and reference some evidence.
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