Aspartame
		97%	Aspartame accounts for over 75 percent of the adverse reactions to food additives reported to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Aspartame (Nutrasweet) Toxicity Info Center   USA
Your comments			So glad to see that people are starting to expose the deadly Aspartame for what it is--a very serious health threat to those who ingest it. We need to do more research into aspartame's role in diseases such as brain seizures, eye disorders, blindness, kidney failure, and so on. What is TRULY disturbing and frightening is the fact that the company, that manufactures/sells Aspartame is also now in the PHARMACEUTICAL BUSINESS.... and, ironically if not diabolically!, the very company whose products are creating health problems for some of us is the same company SELLING US DRUGS to "heal" the conditions its toxic chemicals have caused. Does this sound SUSPECT? In a word, YES! We need more exposure of the connections not only between aspartame and illness, but also the connections between Monsanto's deadly toxic substances and its marketed "medicines"! From:?

			Aspartame / NutraSweet Dangers in Pregnancy
		90%	"There are several breakdown products from aspartame that are major causes for concern and have caused countless toxicity reactions in the general public (see 160+ pages of samples on my web page). " Aspartame remains controversial. This page advocates against aspartame. Aspartame (Nutrasweet) Toxicity Info Center   USA
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			Aspartame / Nutrasweet FAQs
		0%	Reported Aspartame Toxicity Effects Chronic Methanol/Formaldehyde Poisoning From Aspartame Aspartame Testing on Humans Preapproval "Research" & History of Aspartame Aspartame: A Model of Scientific Abuse and Possible Fraud: Detailed Review of Monsanto/NutraSweet Scientific Research A lot of information on this page. Aspartame remains controversial. This page advocates against aspartame. Aspartame (Nutrasweet) Toxicity Info Center   USA
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			Aspartame Consumption Found Safe in New Studies
		0%	Two new studies on aspartame provide reassurance that people are consuming safe levels of this low-calorie sweetener and that there are no adverse effects related to its long-term use. An article discussing recent studies. Family Haven   USA
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			Aspartame Review -- Individual Chapters DRAFT
		0%	Articles, correspondence between various authors, the FDA and others involved in the drafting of this document. Aspartame remains controversial. This page advocates against aspartame. Aspartame (Nutrasweet) Toxicity Info Center   USA
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			Formaldehyde Poisoning from Aspartame
		100%	A brief article. Aspartame remains controversial. This page advocates against aspartame. Aspartame (Nutrasweet) Toxicity Info Center   USA
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			Healthier Sweetener Resources List!
		0%	I believe that it is helpful to get comfortable with a number of different sweeteners. You can focus on one or two main sweeteners and use others to add a little variety to your food. For healing and disease preventation it is preferable to use the safer sweeteners listed below in relatively *small* amounts and primarily not near mealtime. Aspartame (Nutrasweet) Toxicity Info Center   USA
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			IFIC Review on Intense Sweeteners
		1%	Based on the IFIC review. Low-calorie sweeteners can play a useful role in helping persons to maintain a healthy weight by providing good-tastingalternatives to foods and beverages typically higher in calories. Family Haven   USA
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			Scientific Abuse in Methanol / Formaldehyde Research Related to Aspartame
		2%	Aspartame remains controversial. This page advocates against aspartame. Orthodox medicine does not necessarily support the research cited in some articles. Aspartame (Nutrasweet) Toxicity Info Center   USA
Your comments			This stuff gives me migraines. You could write a lot more about this. From: Wendy

			Scientific Abuse in Migraine/Headache Research Related to Aspartame
		0%	Aspartame remains controversial. This page advocates against aspartame. Orthodox medicine does not necessarily support the research cited in some articles. Aspartame (Nutrasweet) Toxicity Info Center   USA
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