Sensitivity Versus Hard-Headed Bigotry

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I had a hugely overweight friend who suffered what looked like petit mal

seizures when drinking liter upon liter of aspartame-sweetened soda pop,

too.

 

Obviously some people are sensitive to the phenylketalneurics in aspartame.

 

That's all that is.

 

Good thing she stopped using it.

 

Also, I hate to point this out because I'll just be buzz-sawed as usual

for being logical, but you in no way proved it was A) real, or B), the

aspartame causing it if so.

 

Scientific method and all that.

 

Go on, splutter how you KNOW it and how I don't know SQUAT and so on.

 

Once finished, go read up on Scientific Methodology and what constitutes

actual proof. Oh, and organic chemistry, too, please. Lots of it.

 

 

On Wednesday, April 28, 2004, at 04:33 AM, (AT) (DOT)

com wrote:

 

> Message: 1

> Tue, 27 Apr 2004 07:45:02 -0700 (PDT)

> Noel <justice1stright73usa

> Re: Sour Tastes for Sweeteners is All Industrial Propaganda

>

> Ok, I have a question for you then. My wife was using Aspartame sweetner

> regularly and we discovered she was experiencing all the symptoms they

> mention on all the websites I visited regarding Aspartame products. Since

> she quit using the stuff, the symptoms have gone away and she feels much

> better. Now tell me, if the stories about Aspartame are supposedly " Lies "

> then why all of sudden have my wife's symptoms ceased after she stopped

> using the product? She was experiencing headaches, fatigue, loss of

> balance, and other things they listed on the websites I read up on about

> Aspartame. Now, she no longer feels any of these symptoms. In my opinion,

> this proves just how bad Aspartame is for human consumption. What does

> everyone else think?

>

> Noel

" It is no more extraordinary to be born twice than it is to be born once. "

--Voltaire

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, The Stewarts <stews9@c...>

wrote:

> I had a hugely overweight friend who suffered what looked like

petit mal

> seizures when drinking liter upon liter of aspartame-sweetened soda

pop,

> too.

 

Of course, drinking or eating lots of *anything* is bound to have an

effect.

>

> Obviously some people are sensitive to the phenylketalneurics in

aspartame.

>

> That's all that is.

>

> Good thing she stopped using it.

 

I'm glad she stopped. To say that aspartame is harmful because of

cases like this is to say that wheat or soy or tree nuts are

intrinsically harmful because some people are sensitive to them.

 

Blessed be,

Jayelle