The dangers of Aspartamine and Artificial Sweeteners
By Timo Topp
Artificial sweeteners are used in thousands of products such as diet soft drinks, low calorie products, yoghurts, snack bars and medicines. If you want to maintain health you should look out for it on food labels and avoid it at all costs. Artificial sweeteners are a potential neurotoxin associated with all sorts of neurological problems.
There is conflicting evidence for the safety of this product in our food supply, depending on the point of view. Those within the industry claim there are no harmful affects. Whereas less bias independent sources unequivocally state there are a massive range of health implications that include:
Dr. Walton MD, chairman of the Center for Behavioral Medicine and Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine analysed 164 studies which were felt to have relevance to human safety questions. Of those studies, 74 had aspartame industry-related sponsorship and 90 were funded without any industry influence. Of the 90 non-industry-sponsored studies, 83 (92%) identified one or more problems with aspartamine. Of the 74 aspartamine industry-sponsored studies, all 74 (100%) claimed that no problems associated to it. This is reminiscent of tobacco industry who’s research happily dismiss the majority of health related problems.
It’s amusing to note what Nutrasweet says about it. ‘Aspartamine can reduce or replace the sugar and calories in foods and beverages while maintaining great taste. Thus, aspartamine offers one simple step in helping people move closer to achieving a more healthful diet’’. A healthy diet, what hypocrisy! I do not call a diet containing potentially harmful chemicals healthy!
Aspartamine converts to methanol which breaks down to formaldehyde and formic acid, particularly in warm conditions such as when you are enjoying a calorie free soft drink on the beach IN THE SUN! Formaldehyde is grouped in the same class of drugs as cyanide and arsenic- DEADLY POISONS! Other by-products are known carcinogens such as DPK. There are 92 documented symptoms of aspartamine. The majority of them are all neurological, because aspartamine attacks the nervous system.
How can such a proven dangerous chemical be allowed in our food supply? Simple, those with a vested interest have been shown to falsify research and influence the right people. Thousands of pages of evidence have shown laboratory tests to be faked, dangers concealed and false and misleading statements were made to regulatory bodies such as the FDA in the
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