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To: Red Badger; Mase; All

Aspartame affects the Brain - hmm - a poem there - and not in a good way.
Better to use Stevia.
Google both - lots of info.

My spouse reads nutritional health letters probably 4 days a week, for years. Could says it’s a hobby. Says aspartame bad, Stevia better.

One can wean off sweetening all drinks.
I dilute organic ‘Honest Tea’ products with water. Almost half and half now. Suit yourself.
‘ Honest splash,’ sweetened with fruit juice, ‘Honest Tea,’ and ‘Honest Ade’ available at my 99cent Store! Sometimes Big Lots, and K-Mart.


80 posted on 04/25/2015 12:14:59 AM PDT by USARightSide (S U P P O R T I N G OUR T R O O P S)
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To: USARightSide
My spouse reads nutritional health letters probably 4 days a week, for years. Could says it’s a hobby. Says aspartame bad..

In all of her readings, did she come across this information:

Aspartame is made up of three components. The Aspartame in a 12 oz. Diet Coke contains the following amounts of those three:

Phenylalanine - 90 mg
Aspartic Acid - 72 mg
Methanol ------ 18 mg

A 3 oz. piece of grilled chicken, eaten with a cup of tomato juice, contains the following:

Phenylalanine - 1,060 mg
Aspartic Acid - 2,400 mg
Methanol ------ 80 mg

An average sized banana contains the following amounts of the three:

Phenylalanine - 60 mg.
Aspartic Acid - 146 mg.
Methanol - 21 mg.

Can your spouse explain why these three things are dangerous when consumed in a Diet Coke, but not in cooked chicken, tomato juice (or apple juice or wine, or beer) or in a banana?

Doesn't make much sense, does it?

83 posted on 04/25/2015 8:57:11 AM PDT by Mase (Save me from the people who would save me from myself!)
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