Prison study to investigate link between junk food and violence (Aspartame is the culprit)

[Guest guest]

>Dear Mrs. Donna Griffith Sackey:

 

I can't imagine your agency saying there is not

enough evidence about junk food and

violence. Who have I been writing to all this

time. Do you not understand the reason we have

all these psychiatric problems is because of

aspartame which is used in all prisons except for

one that we have gotten the information to. They

think they will use sugar to make drugs so they use aspartame.

 

I've explained there is 50% phenylalanine in

aspartame which as an isolate is neurotoxic,

floods the brain, lowers the seizure threshold

and depletes serotonin. When you lower serotonin

is triggers all kinds of psychiatric and

behavioral problems such as bipolar or manic

depression, schizophrenia, hallucinations, mood

swings, suicidal tendencies, panic attacks,

insomnia and anxiety. No matter where I have

traveled in this world and lectured we see the

bipolar epidemic. When I was in New Zealand one

lady explained her husband used Diet Coke and

Wrigley's aspartame gum. He tried to kill her

and then hung himself. She also used them and

put her head in the oven trying to kill

herself. She found out about aspartame when she

went to an iridologist because she was going

blind. It just happened that she had Dr. Roberts

medical text, Aspartame Disease: An Ignored

Epidemic, www.sunsentpress.com by H. J. Roberts,

M.D. and she told her she was going blind from

the free methyl alcohol liberated in

aspartame. Before I left New Zealand she told

me: " I'm 60 years old and I'm just now beginning

to live. " Her symptoms, of course, disappeared when she got off aspartame. \

 

Here is Dr. Ralph Walton's paper on aspartame and

psychiatric

disease:

http://www.mpwhi.com/aspartame_and_psychiatric_disorders.htm

Dr. Walton is the leading psychiatrist in the

world today who is a specialist on aspartame and

has done a study on it. Monsanto at the time

said they would provide aspartame for any

researcher but knowing this was an independent

study and they couldn't control it they

refused. Dr. Walton did the study, one person

had a retinal detachment and lost his vision in

one eye from the methanol. He was the hospital

administrator incidentally. Another had

conjunctival bleeding. Others stated they were

being poisoned and the institution stopped the

study. That's why Monsanto refused the

aspartame. They knew when an honest study is

done it will always show the problems aspartame

causes as I have explained to you many, many times.

 

When 60 Minutes did a show when Dr. John Olney

made world news on the aspartame brain tumor

connection Dr. Walton provided research on

scientific peer reviewed research and funding. I

sent this to you Friday. This showed that 92% of

all independent research shows the problems and

only studies funded and controlled by industry

say its safe. In my paper on Friday I showed you

with complete reports attached on how industry

fixes the studies. You cannot do a study on

aspartame and not have it show the problems. Dr.

Walton if you eliminate 6 studies the FDA had

something with because of the controversy and one

pro-aspartame summary, 100% of independent studies show the problems.

 

FDA knows aspartame is a poison. They tried to

have the manufacturer indicted for fraud because

they were caught fixing the studies as the

Bressler Report, FDA audit exposed and I sent you

that report. However, the defense hired the

prosecutors. We know about the power of

industry. Then the FDA revoked the petition

approval and Don Rumsfeld through political

chicanery got aspartame marketed and I've told

you that story many times. Today the FDA like

Food Standards have relations with the manufacturers.

 

Mrs. Griffith-Sackey, do you really believe in 25

years that we wouldn't know what aspartame

causes? How long do you expect it would take to

know if a product on the market caused

problems? Can you answer that for me? People

were poisoned so quickly when aspartame got on

the market that there were three congressional

hearings because of the outrage of the

problems. The FDA listed 92 symptoms including

mood alteration and death and you have been sent that report. l

 

The reason I went to New Zealand was because of

Abby Cormack who was about to be diagnosed with

bipolar and almost died until she happened to get

on our web site and saw her symptoms. As soon as

she got off the poison they disappeared. Isn't

that enough to tell you what aspartame

does. Here is her story:

http://www.mpwhi.com/abby_cormack_story.htm Here

is what the experts wrote about

Abby: http://www.mpwhi.com/experts_on_aspartame_and_abby_cormack.htm

 

I heard the same problems in the UK when I

lectured there. Dr. Walton came to the UK for a

press conference when members of Parliament wanted it banned there.

 

What does Food Standards owe the manufacturers of

aspartame? Certainly not their loyalty. Those

responsible ought to be imprisoned for

genocide. Millions have perished. All the

experts have at one time or another said the

mental hospitals are full of patients that are

nothing more than aspartame victims. To make

matters worse aspartame interacts with all

antidepressants. Dr. H. J. Roberts in one of his

books says you have to consider aspartame with

children killing children. Is that simple enough?

 

When people write and complain you tell them

aspartame is safe because I get copies. I bet

you wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole, why

let others believe its safe to use. Aspartame

changes brain chemistry, they can't be helped

unless somebody tells them and gets them off the

poison. That is what aspartame is - a deadly

poison. If I asked you if arsenic and cyanide

was poison you would agree. Every component of

aspartame is poison. The aspartic acid is an

excitotoxin: (Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills

by neurosurgeon Russell Blaylock, M.D.,

www.russellblaylockmd.com It stimulates the

neurons of the brain to death causing brain

damage. There is a methyl ester which

immediately becomes free methyl

alcohol. Methanol is a severe metabolic

poison. It converts to formaldehyde and formic

acid and causes metabolic acidosis. The

phenylalanine is a neurotoxin and depletes

serotonin. The molecule then breaks down to

diketopiperazine which is a brain tumor agent and

triggered brain tumors in original studies. All

components are poison. Tell me how you can take

a product where all components are poison and

make it safe. If you can't do that then stop

telling people its safe and the prison people

that you don't know of any junk food that causes

violent behavior. One of the first thing that

was observed in children was behavioral

problems. Senator Metzenbaum in his bill wanted

NIH to do studies, as well as other problems in

the population such as what it does to fetus

(birth defects and mental retardation), seizures

and drug interaction. Remember what an

additive. At least by law in this country an

additive is suppose to be inert,

non-reactive. The medical text of diseases is

over 1000 pages. Perhaps Food Standards ought to get a copy.

 

This will be sent to all the UK press so they

will get the evidence out. Enough is

enough. What don't you understand, and what

hasn't been proven in over a quarter of a

century. Even a friend of ours hung himself on

Diet Coke with Aspartame. Why didn't Food

Standards tell the Prison people there is an additive that causes violence?

 

Dr. Betty Martini, D.Hum, Founder

Mission Possible International

9270 River Club Parkway

Duluth, Georgia 30097

770 242 2599

www.mpwhi.com, www.dorway.com, www.wnho.net

Aspartame Toxicity Center, www.holisticmed.com/aspartame

Mission Possible International

9270 River Club Parkway

Duluth, Georgia 30097

770

 

 

> Prison study to

>investigate link between junk food and violence

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>Prison study to investigate link between junk food and violence

>

>By Jeremy Laurance, Health Editor

>Tuesday, 29 January 2008

>

>Supplements will be given to 1,000 prisoners

>

>Some of Britain's most challenging young prisoners are to be given

>food supplements in a study aimed at curbing violent behaviour.

>

>Scientists from Oxford University say the effect of nutrition on

>behaviour has been underestimated. They say increases in consumption

>of " junk " food over the past 50 years have contributed to a rise in

>violence.

>

>The university will lead the £1.4m study in which 1,000 males aged 16

>to 21 from three young offenders' institutions in England and

>Scotland will be randomly allocated either the vitamin-and-mineral

>supplements or a placebo, and followed over 12 months.

>

>In a pilot study of 231 prisoners by the same researchers, published

>in 2002, violent incidents while in custody were cut by a more than a

>third among those given the supplements. Overall, offences recorded

>by the prison authorities fell by a quarter.

>

>John Stein, professor of physiology at Oxford University, said: " If

>you could extrapolate from those results you would see a reduction of

>a quarter to a third in violent offences in prison. You could reduce

>violent offences in the community by a third. That would have a huge

>economic benefit. "

>

> " Our initial findings indicated that improving what people eat could

>lead them to behave more sociably as well as improving their health.

>This is not an area currently considered in standards of dietary

>adequacy. We are not saying nutrition is the only influence on

>behaviour but we seem to have seriously underestimated its

>importance. "

>

>Mark Walport, head of the Wellcome Trust, which is funding the three-

>year study, said: " If this study shows that nutritional

>supplementation affects behaviour it could have profound significance

>for nutritional guidelines, not only within the criminal justice

>system but in the wider community – in schools, for example. We are

>all used to nutritional guidelines for our physical health but this

>study could lead to revisions taking account of our mental health. "

>

>The theory behind the trial is that when the brain is starved of

>essential nutrients, especially omega-3 fatty acids, which are a

>central building block of brain neurons, it loses " flexibility " . This

>shortens attention spans and undermines self-control. Even though

>prison food is nutritious, prisoners tend to make unhealthy choices

>and need supplements, the researchers say.

>

>Bernard Gesch, a senior research scientist in the department of

>physiology and the director of Natural Justice, a charity that

>investigates the causes of offending, said the prisoners would be

>given the supplement containing 100 per cent of the recommended daily

>amount of more than 30 vitamins and minerals plus three fish-oil

>capsules totalling 2.25g on top of their normal diet.

>

> " We are trying to rehabilitate the brain to criminal justice. The law

>assumes crime is a matter of free will. But you can't exercise free

>will without involving your brain and the brain can't function

>properly without an adequate nutrient supply. It may have an

>important influence on behaviour. "

>

> " This is a positive approach to preventing the problems of antisocial

>and criminal behaviour. It is simple, it seems to be highly effective

>and the only " risk " from a better diet is better health. It is a rare

>win-win situation in criminal justice. "

>

>The Ministry of Justice is backing the three-year study, which will

>start in May. David Hanson, the Prisons minister, said he hoped it

>would shed further light on the links between nutrition and behaviour.

>

>The Food Standards Agency says there is not enough evidence to show

>harm from additives or benefit from fish-oil supplements.

>

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[Guest guest]

It's quite a bit more complicated than

just aspartame. There's also more to it

than just diet. I posted the article as

'Food For Thought'.

 

Paul

 

 

, " Dr. Betty Martini,D.Hum. "

<bettym19 wrote:

>

>

> >Dear Mrs. Donna Griffith Sackey:

>

> I can't imagine your agency saying there is not

> enough evidence about junk food and

> violence. Who have I been writing to all this

> time. Do you not understand the reason we have

> all these psychiatric problems is because of

> aspartame which is used in all prisons except for

> one that we have gotten the information to. They

> think they will use sugar to make drugs so they use aspartame.

>

> I've explained there is 50% phenylalanine in

> aspartame which as an isolate is neurotoxic,

> floods the brain, lowers the seizure threshold

> and depletes serotonin. When you lower serotonin

> is triggers all kinds of psychiatric and

> behavioral problems such as bipolar or manic

> depression, schizophrenia, hallucinations, mood

> swings, suicidal tendencies, panic attacks,

> insomnia and anxiety. No matter where I have

> traveled in this world and lectured we see the

> bipolar epidemic. When I was in New Zealand one

> lady explained her husband used Diet Coke and

> Wrigley's aspartame gum. He tried to kill her

> and then hung himself. She also used them and

> put her head in the oven trying to kill

> herself. She found out about aspartame when she

> went to an iridologist because she was going

> blind. It just happened that she had Dr. Roberts

> medical text, Aspartame Disease: An Ignored

> Epidemic, www.sunsentpress.com by H. J. Roberts,

> M.D. and she told her she was going blind from

> the free methyl alcohol liberated in

> aspartame. Before I left New Zealand she told

> me: " I'm 60 years old and I'm just now beginning

> to live. " Her symptoms, of course, disappeared when she got off

aspartame. \

>

> Here is Dr. Ralph Walton's paper on aspartame and

> psychiatric

> disease:

> http://www.mpwhi.com/aspartame_and_psychiatric_disorders.htm

> Dr. Walton is the leading psychiatrist in the

> world today who is a specialist on aspartame and

> has done a study on it. Monsanto at the time

> said they would provide aspartame for any

> researcher but knowing this was an independent

> study and they couldn't control it they

> refused. Dr. Walton did the study, one person

> had a retinal detachment and lost his vision in

> one eye from the methanol. He was the hospital

> administrator incidentally. Another had

> conjunctival bleeding. Others stated they were

> being poisoned and the institution stopped the

> study. That's why Monsanto refused the

> aspartame. They knew when an honest study is

> done it will always show the problems aspartame

> causes as I have explained to you many, many times.

>

> When 60 Minutes did a show when Dr. John Olney

> made world news on the aspartame brain tumor

> connection Dr. Walton provided research on

> scientific peer reviewed research and funding. I

> sent this to you Friday. This showed that 92% of

> all independent research shows the problems and

> only studies funded and controlled by industry

> say its safe. In my paper on Friday I showed you

> with complete reports attached on how industry

> fixes the studies. You cannot do a study on

> aspartame and not have it show the problems. Dr.

> Walton if you eliminate 6 studies the FDA had

> something with because of the controversy and one

> pro-aspartame summary, 100% of independent studies show the

problems.

>

> FDA knows aspartame is a poison. They tried to

> have the manufacturer indicted for fraud because

> they were caught fixing the studies as the

> Bressler Report, FDA audit exposed and I sent you

> that report. However, the defense hired the

> prosecutors. We know about the power of

> industry. Then the FDA revoked the petition

> approval and Don Rumsfeld through political

> chicanery got aspartame marketed and I've told

> you that story many times. Today the FDA like

> Food Standards have relations with the manufacturers.

>

> Mrs. Griffith-Sackey, do you really believe in 25

> years that we wouldn't know what aspartame

> causes? How long do you expect it would take to

> know if a product on the market caused

> problems? Can you answer that for me? People

> were poisoned so quickly when aspartame got on

> the market that there were three congressional

> hearings because of the outrage of the

> problems. The FDA listed 92 symptoms including

> mood alteration and death and you have been sent that report. l

>

> The reason I went to New Zealand was because of

> Abby Cormack who was about to be diagnosed with

> bipolar and almost died until she happened to get

> on our web site and saw her symptoms. As soon as

> she got off the poison they disappeared. Isn't

> that enough to tell you what aspartame

> does. Here is her story:

> http://www.mpwhi.com/abby_cormack_story.htm Here

> is what the experts wrote about

> Abby:

http://www.mpwhi.com/experts_on_aspartame_and_abby_cormack.htm

>

> I heard the same problems in the UK when I

> lectured there. Dr. Walton came to the UK for a

> press conference when members of Parliament wanted it banned there.

>

> What does Food Standards owe the manufacturers of

> aspartame? Certainly not their loyalty. Those

> responsible ought to be imprisoned for

> genocide. Millions have perished. All the

> experts have at one time or another said the

> mental hospitals are full of patients that are

> nothing more than aspartame victims. To make

> matters worse aspartame interacts with all

> antidepressants. Dr. H. J. Roberts in one of his

> books says you have to consider aspartame with

> children killing children. Is that simple enough?

>

> When people write and complain you tell them

> aspartame is safe because I get copies. I bet

> you wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole, why

> let others believe its safe to use. Aspartame

> changes brain chemistry, they can't be helped

> unless somebody tells them and gets them off the

> poison. That is what aspartame is - a deadly

> poison. If I asked you if arsenic and cyanide

> was poison you would agree. Every component of

> aspartame is poison. The aspartic acid is an

> excitotoxin: (Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills

> by neurosurgeon Russell Blaylock, M.D.,

> www.russellblaylockmd.com It stimulates the

> neurons of the brain to death causing brain

> damage. There is a methyl ester which

> immediately becomes free methyl

> alcohol. Methanol is a severe metabolic

> poison. It converts to formaldehyde and formic

> acid and causes metabolic acidosis. The

> phenylalanine is a neurotoxin and depletes

> serotonin. The molecule then breaks down to

> diketopiperazine which is a brain tumor agent and

> triggered brain tumors in original studies. All

> components are poison. Tell me how you can take

> a product where all components are poison and

> make it safe. If you can't do that then stop

> telling people its safe and the prison people

> that you don't know of any junk food that causes

> violent behavior. One of the first thing that

> was observed in children was behavioral

> problems. Senator Metzenbaum in his bill wanted

> NIH to do studies, as well as other problems in

> the population such as what it does to fetus

> (birth defects and mental retardation), seizures

> and drug interaction. Remember what an

> additive. At least by law in this country an

> additive is suppose to be inert,

> non-reactive. The medical text of diseases is

> over 1000 pages. Perhaps Food Standards ought to get a copy.

>

> This will be sent to all the UK press so they

> will get the evidence out. Enough is

> enough. What don't you understand, and what

> hasn't been proven in over a quarter of a

> century. Even a friend of ours hung himself on

> Diet Coke with Aspartame. Why didn't Food

> Standards tell the Prison people there is an additive that causes

violence?

>

> Dr. Betty Martini, D.Hum, Founder

> Mission Possible International

> 9270 River Club Parkway

> Duluth, Georgia 30097

> 770 242 2599

> www.mpwhi.com, www.dorway.com, www.wnho.net

> Aspartame Toxicity Center, www.holisticmed.com/aspartame

> Mission Possible International

> 9270 River Club Parkway

> Duluth, Georgia 30097

> 770

>

>

> > Prison study to

> >investigate link between junk food and violence

> >

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> >Prison study to investigate link between junk food and violence

> >

> >By Jeremy Laurance, Health Editor

> >Tuesday, 29 January 2008

> >

> >Supplements will be given to 1,000 prisoners

> >

> >Some of Britain's most challenging young prisoners are to be given

> >food supplements in a study aimed at curbing violent behaviour.

> >

> >Scientists from Oxford University say the effect of nutrition on

> >behaviour has been underestimated. They say increases in

consumption

> >of " junk " food over the past 50 years have contributed to a rise in

> >violence.

> >

> >The university will lead the £1.4m study in which 1,000 males aged

16

> >to 21 from three young offenders' institutions in England and

> >Scotland will be randomly allocated either the vitamin-and-mineral

> >supplements or a placebo, and followed over 12 months.

> >

> >In a pilot study of 231 prisoners by the same researchers,

published

> >in 2002, violent incidents while in custody were cut by a more

than a

> >third among those given the supplements. Overall, offences recorded

> >by the prison authorities fell by a quarter.

> >

> >John Stein, professor of physiology at Oxford University, said: " If

> >you could extrapolate from those results you would see a reduction

of

> >a quarter to a third in violent offences in prison. You could

reduce

> >violent offences in the community by a third. That would have a

huge

> >economic benefit. "

> >

> > " Our initial findings indicated that improving what people eat

could

> >lead them to behave more sociably as well as improving their

health.

> >This is not an area currently considered in standards of dietary

> >adequacy. We are not saying nutrition is the only influence on

> >behaviour but we seem to have seriously underestimated its

> >importance. "

> >

> >Mark Walport, head of the Wellcome Trust, which is funding the

three-

> >year study, said: " If this study shows that nutritional

> >supplementation affects behaviour it could have profound

significance

> >for nutritional guidelines, not only within the criminal justice

> >system but in the wider community – in schools, for example. We are

> >all used to nutritional guidelines for our physical health but this

> >study could lead to revisions taking account of our mental health. "

> >

> >The theory behind the trial is that when the brain is starved of

> >essential nutrients, especially omega-3 fatty acids, which are a

> >central building block of brain neurons, it loses " flexibility " .

This

> >shortens attention spans and undermines self-control. Even though

> >prison food is nutritious, prisoners tend to make unhealthy choices

> >and need supplements, the researchers say.

> >

> >Bernard Gesch, a senior research scientist in the department of

> >physiology and the director of Natural Justice, a charity that

> >investigates the causes of offending, said the prisoners would be

> >given the supplement containing 100 per cent of the recommended

daily

> >amount of more than 30 vitamins and minerals plus three fish-oil

> >capsules totalling 2.25g on top of their normal diet.

> >

> > " We are trying to rehabilitate the brain to criminal justice. The

law

> >assumes crime is a matter of free will. But you can't exercise free

> >will without involving your brain and the brain can't function

> >properly without an adequate nutrient supply. It may have an

> >important influence on behaviour. "

> >

> > " This is a positive approach to preventing the problems of

antisocial

> >and criminal behaviour. It is simple, it seems to be highly

effective

> >and the only " risk " from a better diet is better health. It is a

rare

> >win-win situation in criminal justice. "

> >

> >The Ministry of Justice is backing the three-year study, which will

> >start in May. David Hanson, the Prisons minister, said he hoped it

> >would shed further light on the links between nutrition and

behaviour.

> >

> >The Food Standards Agency says there is not enough evidence to show

> >harm from additives or benefit from fish-oil supplements.

> >

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