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Why is Aspartame still on the market?


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reply posted on 4-11-2007 @ 01:37 PM by anhinga


Here's the straight-forward answer to the thread's question:

A must read 1983 National Soft Drink Assn. protest letter put in Congressional Record in 1985. Note that this was written AFTER the FDA approved aspartame for use in dry foods. The NSDA later changed their mind and started making billions in diet drink sales. "G. D. Searle and Company has not demonstrated to a reasonable certainty that the use of aspartame in soft drinks, without quantitative limitations, will not adversely affect human health as a result of the changes such use is likely to cause in brain chemistry and under certain reasonably anticipated conditions of use....Aspartame is inherently, markedly and uniquely unstable in aqueous media.


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reply posted on 4-11-2007 @ 02:18 PM by NRen2k5


Why did you just bump a thread that’s been dead for two years when there’s one on the same topic on the front page?



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reply posted on 4-11-2007 @ 02:20 PM by intrepid


Originally posted by NRen2k5
Why did you just bump a thread that’s been dead for two years when there’s one on the same topic on the front page?


Why are you trolling this member? It stops NOW!!!



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reply posted on 4-11-2007 @ 02:55 PM by NRen2k5


Originally posted by intrepid
Originally posted by NRen2k5
Why did you just bump a thread that’s been dead for two years when there’s one on the same topic on the front page?


Why are you trolling this member? It stops NOW!!!

Why are you kidding me? I’m dead serious.

[edit on 11/4/2007 by NRen2k5]



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reply posted on 9-1-2008 @ 09:35 PM by greywolf94


Ah....Aspartame. Good stuff but very nasty as well. Unlike almost every other poster on here, I can speak with some authority. You see, I developed Multiple Sclerosis back in March of 2007. I am 40 years old, have an MBA and I’m a generally active person. I bought a house 3 years ago and looking back, I started drinking a lot more Diet Dr. Pepper. I am thoroughly convinced that the my increased intake of Aspartame led to my developing MS. You see, I don’t have a family history of MS and at 40 years old, I’m getting old to get the disease. So I started looking at environmental factors and that is what led me to the Aspartame. I have read hundreds of web pages, studies, and several reports from respected neurologists. Based on the doctors reports, I am now convinced that Aspartame put me in the condition I am in today and no one can convince me otherwise. Another poster mentioned that he worked for a law firm that was dealing with Aspartame issues, I would be curious to know what firm. I’m looking to hire a lawyer, probably from NY or Washington, to sue the Aspartame industry. It will most likely be a class action and it could be filed under the RICO act.



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reply posted on 31-1-2008 @ 12:02 PM by greywolf94


Hi all. I have an idea to proffer. As anyone paid any attention to the increase in diseases in the past 20 years? I'm taking about MS, Lupus, fibromyalgia, parkinsons and the like. Don't take my word for it. Google Aspartame, you will get over 3,000,000 pages and they are all against it. A number of good doctors have done studies, written books and articles and they are all against it. How do I know it is bad? I was diagnosed with progressive MS in March of 2007. I gave up the aspartame in early December and have been symptom free ever since. I did go back and drink diet sodas for 4 days and my symptoms came back. So I am quite positive of the cause of my MS. The incidence of these diseases almost doubles every year. Guess what, there are NO lawsuits against the manufacturers and a the industry spreads a lot of money to insure that they don't get any bad press. Well there have been over 10,000 complaints to the FDA, 92 separate symptoms and the air force won't let their pilots ingest this stuff if they are flying. All I am saying is if you or anyone you know uses this stuff, do some research on your own and draw your own conclusions. What does this have to do with the NWO? Well they want the population down and they want to be in control right. What is the best way, get your population sick with something the government says is safe. It is just another small means of wielding control over you and you don't even know it is happening. Google this fellow, Dr. Russell Blaylock. He has written some books on the effects of everyday things such as fluoride and the effect they have on your body on the molecular level. I just wanted to throw this out there and try and draw some attention to the problem. Thanks!



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reply posted on 31-1-2008 @ 01:22 PM by twitchy


Originally posted by greywolf94
the air force won't let their pilots ingest this stuff if they are flying.


Wow, where did you get that information from? Do you have a link or a book or something, I'd be interested in reading more on that.



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reply posted on 18-8-2009 @ 04:27 PM by Gordi The Drummer


Hi Folks,
I'm from Scotland, I'm married and I have a young son.
I don't let my son have any carbonated drinks, as the non-diet ones have too much sugar, and the diet ones tend to have Aspartame/Phenylalanine etc

I do let him have fruit juice, and the occasional fruit squash or diluting type juice concentrates. BUT it's getting harder and harder to find any that are not sweetened with Aspartame/phenylalanine.

Our local supermarket has dozens and dozens of fruit squashes and diluting fruit drinks. But I found only ONE product (Called High Juice) which did not have the above named sweeteners in them.

I cannot begin to tell you how angry and frustrated I am, trying to give my son a good, balanced, healthy diet, when it's becoming almost impossible to find juice drinks that are not contaminated with this stuff.

The products do carry a label saying "contains a source of phenylalanine" but it is usually in tiny writing, hidden deep within the product labelling, and the vast majority of people in this country (UK) are NOT aware of the problems which have been associated with these "sweeteners".

My own answer has been to make smoothies and juices from fresh fruit, and I've even started to grow some of my own fruits and veg. But how do we get the supermarkets to stop selling this poison?
G



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reply posted on 18-8-2009 @ 04:47 PM by OhZone


PHenylalinine may promote cancer cell division.
cancer

1976 GROLIERS ENCYCLOPEDIA STATES CANCER CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT PHENYLALANINE. ASPARTAME IS 50% PHENYLALANINE

cancer

Something to really be worried about.
Now, just add a cell phone.



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