Fwd: England/Germany Gaiacor International Invited to Undertake Stevia Operations in South America Note real message

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This is the real message:

" As reported in the press, aspartame and other low calorie artificial

sweeteners have recently been the subject of debate at many

governments' health administrative levels, with some countries

considering banning aspartame. "

 

Also, these stevia drinks like Coke's Truvia are simply an

ingredient of stevia and sweetened with Erythritol which Cargill

makes. Pure stevia is safe along with Just Like Sugar,

www.justlikesugarinc.com Here is former FDA Investigator, Arthur

Evangelista's paper on

Truvia: http://www.wnho.net/health_problems_and_truvia.htm

 

Dr. Betty Martini, D.Hum, Founder

Mission Possible International

9270 River Club Parkway

Duluth, Georgia 30097

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

Aspartame Toxicity Center, www.holisticmed.com/aspartame

 

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> " Dr. Betty Martini,D.Hum. " <bettym19

>England/Germany Gaiacor International Invited to

>Undertake Stevia Operations in South America Note real message

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>SOURCE: Gaiacor International, PLC

>May 11, 2010 01:00 ET

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>Gaiacor International Invited to Undertake Stevia Operations in South America

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>LONDON--(Marketwire - May 11, 2010) - Gaiacor International, PLC

>(FRANKFURT: VCG) has been invited to acquire, manage, and operate a

>significant agricultural operation in South America to produce

>Stevia. As reported in the press, aspartame and other low calorie

>artificial sweeteners have recently been the subject of debate at

>many governments' health administrative levels, with some countries

>considering banning aspartame. Demand for replacement products,

>especially natural sweeteners, is very high in the EU and elsewhere.

>The Stevia family of herbs could meet that need.

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>Stevia is an herb cultivated as a source of natural low calorie

>sweeteners, and Stevia based products have long been recognized as

>suitable for this purpose. Products containing Stevia are available

>worldwide, however supplies are limited and demand is growing.

>Stevia sweeteners produced by both Coca Cola and PepsiCo have been

>granted GRAS authority for use in the USA by the US Food and Drug

>Administration.

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>Alberto Fischbein of MITC Investments, Ltd.

>(<http://www.mitc-invest.com>www.mitc-invest.com) has sought

>Gaiacor's expertise to meet a specific request for Stevia production

>in South America. The request originated within the subject national

>Government and includes direct support from the office of the President.

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>MITC has approached Gaiacor with this problem, sighting the long

>history of successes and unparalleled expertise found within

>Gaiacor's team in blending high-tech farming techniques with emerging markets.

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>Gaiacor is being offered financial incentives in the form of

>favorable terms for large tracts of farm land, as well as regulatory

>streamlining to support financing and rapid entry into the market.

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>Presently, Gaiacor's management is carefully considering this

>project. Edward Jackson, President of Gaiacor, said, " Our unique

>abilities make this opportunity one of great interest to our

>company. Following initial examination, we find the market

>opportunity for Stevia to be strong and the incentives offered

>attractive. We intend to continue our examination of this project as

>it may become a priority item in our corporate agenda. "

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>For more information please contact

>Sam Johnson at

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