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Lymetoo
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HA! They've got to be kidding!! One of the most dangerous food additives out there and they're saying it's "natural."

Beware.. if you know of someone sensitive or allergic to this C***, let them know about this!!!

(also known as NutraSweet)

http://healthfreedoms.org/2010/02/15/aspartame-has-been-renamed-and-is-now-being-marketed-as-a-natural-sweetener/

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%%*P#$#@ the poisoners!!!
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Unbelievable.

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http://www.amazon.com/Excitotoxins-Taste-Russell-L-Blaylock/dp/0929173252

EXCITOTOXINS: The Taste That Kills - by Russell L. Blaylock, M.D.

Author's website: www.russellblaylockmd.com

His interviews and some portions of lectures can also be viewed by searching You Tube.
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But maybe we'll all get less Ulcers! [Wink]

So... what's so "natural" about it?
The fact that it was made by jamming together 2 "naturally occuring" amino acids in the lab?

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This is unconscionable. Thank you so much for posting this!

A comment below the article mentions something extremely important for those of us needing magnesium supplementation -

a quote from "Take Control of Your Health and Avoid the Sickness Industry'', by Elaine Hollingsworth:


"Beware:

Some magnesium supplements contain aspartate, which is 40% of the aspartame molecule.

Aspartate is an excitotoxin, whether in aspartame or a supplement. It cannot be isolated.

It is a dangerous excitotoxin, despite claims to the contrary by some magnesium manufacturers, who shall be nameless.


They have a profit motive and appear unconcerned that it causes lesions in the brains of mice.

Watch labels! Dr Blaylock warns against aspartic acid, as well."


(for the entire comment, scroll down the article page and look for the post by "Andrew" from February 19th, 2010 at 3:04 pm)

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I don't think enough people know how bad aspartame can be. Anytime anyone tries to give my child anything with aspartame-I tell them no, not good for kids and I just leave it at that.

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Criminal!

Moving to general support

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