Apertame,Splenda=Chlorinated hydrocarbon; Better to use Xylitol & Stevia

[Guest guest]

Dear Betty,

Continued sound bite education:

What so bad about chlorinated hydrocarbons and if they're not safe, why does

the FDA let it be approved for human consumtion.

Thanks,

Dr. Sandra Lance, D.C.

P.S. When the new movie due to be released?

 

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Dear Sandra

 

I would simply say Splenda is a chlorinated hydrocarbon and should not be

used. Dr. Blaylock says Xylitol can be used and there is Stevia.

 

All my best,

Betty At 02:07 PM 1/17/2005, DrLance wrote:

>Dear Betty,

>Yesterday at the church dinner finally a few are begginning to take my

>aspartame warnings seriously. What's the best sound bite response when they

>ask me

> " What about splenda " ?

>Having been concerned about diabetes for year with it being in my family,

>I'm not brainwashed into believing I need to use white sucrose or any

>carcinogens such as Equal & Nutrasweet. It's just beyond me how people are

>willing to let a sweet tooth dig their graves after their estate plans of

>giving their hard earned after tax saved dollars to the medical industrial

>complex have been implemented.

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>Thanks,

>Dr. Sandra Lance, D.C.

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