Do You Watch Your Weight?
Do You Watch Your Sugar Intake?
Do You Use artificial Sweeteners In Your Coffee Or Tea?
Think Twice, Read The Label ! If You See "Aspartame" On the Label
Think Twice Before Buying It!
It Is Hazardous To Your Health!
Do You Watch Your Sugar Intake?
Do You Use artificial Sweeteners In Your Coffee Or Tea?
Think Twice, Read The Label ! If You See "Aspartame" On the Label
Think Twice Before Buying It!
It Is Hazardous To Your Health!
Hi, my name is Charlie Townsend and I want to make one thing perfectly clear hear and now.. I am not in any way connected with the medical profession. I am just an average consumer like you.
However, I have done quite an extensive amount of research on "Aspartame" and have found documented proof that in 1977 the G.D. Searl Co. presented bogus lab reports to the FDA, trying to get Aspartame approved..
You can read the documented proof by reading the Bressler Report your self Click here.
The FDA had denied approval of "Aspartame/NutraSweet" because it showed convincing evidence that it contributed to brain tumors and other serious illnesses.
The most shocking thing that I found was the fact that in 1977 our former Secretary of Defense; Donald Rumsfeld Was hired and appointed President & CEO of G.D. Searl Co.
Here is what one lawyer has to say about how Donald Rumsfeld got Aspartame approved... Click here
Who's Protecting Who?
Who is protecting the consumer? That is the question..
The l977 Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Bressler Report remains a key document against aspartame, the synthetic sweetener known as NutraSweet and Equal. This 76 page report was the culmination of a priority investigation at G. D. Searle's laboratory in Skokie, Illinois. It compared all the available raw and summary data of an 115 week oral tumorgenicity rat study, against the manufacturer's FDA submission.
The l977 Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Bressler Report remains a key document against aspartame, the synthetic sweetener known as NutraSweet and Equal. This 76 page report was the culmination of a priority investigation at G. D. Searle's laboratory in Skokie, Illinois. It compared all the available raw and summary data of an 115 week oral tumorgenicity rat study, against the manufacturer's FDA submission.
"Jerome Bressler, the team leader, found missing raw data, errors and discrepancies in available data, exclusions of animals, organ masses and enlarged and atrophied organs. An undiagnosed uterine polyp increased the incidence to 15 percent of the aspartame-dosed animals. The FDA's Bureau of Foods officials chose to ignore the findings of the Bressler Report.
"In l981, FDA Commissioner Arthur Hull Hayes, Jr., M.D. approved aspartame in dry goods and in l983, Mark Novitch, acting for the commissioner, approved aspartame in liquids. The 92 symptoms, in the 10,000 plus consumer complaints reported to the FDA, include those suffered by the rats as noted in the Bressler Report. "
Is It The FDA? I Don't Think So! Not to long ago my wife
was suffering from dizziness. When she went to her Dr. he gave her a prescription and in the box was a piece of paper folded many times , with a list of side effects on it... What do you think one of the side effects was? You guessed it! Dizziness..
Is It The Drug Companies? I Don't Think So! For the same reason
as stated above.. Lets face it! The Pharmaceutical Companies aren't making any money from healthy people... They have to have people with health problems to make their fortunes..
Is It The Government? I Don't Think So! Take Chemtrails for instance! If you haven't heard about Chemtrails before, they are there, you just haven't noticed them... Click here
From; Stephen Fox
Managing Editor of the Santa Fe Sun News
Founder of New Millennium Fine Art...
Hawaii Lawmakers' Plan to Ban Aspartame: Update
Dr. Josh Green and his Health Committee 'Defer' the Bill, Thus Killing the
Bill for this Session
By Stephen Fox
Rather than bring this House bill to ban aspartame to a vote in his Health
Committee in the Hawaii House, which is what he said he would do only last
Friday in the prior meeting of his committee, Chairman Josh Green M.D.
today, Wednesday, "deferred at the discretion of the Chair" the bill carried
by Rep. Mele Carroll to ban Aspartame. This shoots that particular bill down
for this session. There still is a Senate Bill, but with more than 3,000
bills to consider, the Senate Bill to ban aspartame has yet to be scheduled
for its hearing.
So much for consumer protection in Hawaii House. It didn't even come to a
vote in the committee, but a few members spoke seriously of putting together
a Resolution for this session in Honolulu. Resolutions have no legal "teeth"
in them, but they could be strong, as strong as the legislators themselves,
like directly asking the FDA Commissioner to rescind the approval of
Aspartame immediately, or at least to improve the accuracy of the labeling,
and even to ask the Department of Health in Hawaii to take in complaints of
patients and families of those who have actually died from
aspartame/methanol/diketopiperazine poisoning, and then report back to the
Legislature next year.
By then, of course, President Obama will have appointed a new FDA
Commissioner, so those who feel strongly should be writing to him and the
chap from Arizona, Mr.McCain. Consumer protection should be part of the
agenda and choices in the 2008 Presidential Debates.
If the Resolution crafted by the Hawaii Representatives only asks the usual
kind of thing, for the Department of Health to "review the literature," or
some other such pusillanimous mousey feeble intention, this would be a waste
of Legislative time and paper, since the Department of Health Director, Dr.
Fukino, has already indicated that she is completely in accordance with the
phoney FDA approval for aspartame.
Besides, the medical testimony and letters sent to the House Health
Committee members include all but tone of the top medical experts in the
world on the subject of aspartames neurodegenerative effects. To me, it
seems that the Hawaii DOH is not willing nor capable of doing much more than
pulling down corporate-sponsored aspartame information from their corporate
websites, which will tell you that this deadly poison is as "harmless as
mother's milk" or "just like salt and pepper," the kind of jive the
corporate lobbyists spout to legislators when their boards of directors
begin to get a little worried.
All that will happen really is that more people in Hawaii will drink or
consume aspartame and get migraines, brain tumors, Multiple Sclerosis, worse
cases of diabetes than were ever imaginable, etc., and Hawaii will just
observe an increase the death-by- aspartame body count; a real resolution
would set up a repository for victim testimony all year round.
So far, only a few legislators in Hawaii or New Mexico or even Washington
D.C. have given these neurotoxic carcinogenic poison manufacturers anything
to worry about at all, since most of the legislators don't seem too worried
about anything either (what's a little neurotoxic carcinogen too worry
about, anyway?) or very ambitious about consumer protection ideals in the
first place.
I had respectful and sincere high hopes for Dr. Green's abilities for
recognizing the medical realities of this neurotoxin's effects, since it is
found in 7000 food products and even in hundreds of children's medications,
despite it turning into methanol and formaldehyde in the child's or the
adult's stomach and liver.
Thus, my faith in his medical degree and the fact that he is the only
physician in the Legislature were perhaps misplaced. We will see what the
Resolution has to say. In the meantime, my advice to Hawaiians: please
protect yourself and your family and quit drinking and consuming products
that contain aspartame, even though the manufacturers in Japan, the Board of
Directors of Ajinomoto (world's largest manufacturer of both Aspartame and
another neurotoxic food additive, MSG), the Coca Cola distributors, the
Wrigley's Gum Board of Directors, and the people poisoning themselves with
more diet sodas, are most certainly very happy and grateful with the work
today by Josh Green, M.D., Chairman of the Hawaii House Health Committee.
Maybe someday this will dawn on him and the rest of the committee, but for
the past, present and near future victims of aspartame poisoning in Hawaii,
it will be too late.
Mahalo for sharing so many victims' stories and physicians' letters; I
particularly appreciate New Mexico Senator Gerald Ortiz y Pino writing to
the legislators to ask them to move this bill forward, and to not capitulate
to corporate lobbyists from Ajinomoto and Coca Cola.
All of our efforts will save lives in Hawaii, and, like leaded gas, DDT, and
asbestos, the grim truth about aspartame will someday be known by all!
Stephen Fox
Managing Editor of the Santa Fe Sun News
Founder of New Millennium Fine Art
505 983-2002
By the way, while browsing around the other day I found the top ten downloads on nutrition: You might want to check it out..
Is It The Drug Companies? I Don't Think So! For the same reason
as stated above.. Lets face it! The Pharmaceutical Companies aren't making any money from healthy people... They have to have people with health problems to make their fortunes..
Is It The Government? I Don't Think So! Take Chemtrails for instance! If you haven't heard about Chemtrails before, they are there, you just haven't noticed them... Click here
From; Stephen Fox
Managing Editor of the Santa Fe Sun News
Founder of New Millennium Fine Art...
Hawaii Lawmakers' Plan to Ban Aspartame: Update
Dr. Josh Green and his Health Committee 'Defer' the Bill, Thus Killing the
Bill for this Session
By Stephen Fox
Rather than bring this House bill to ban aspartame to a vote in his Health
Committee in the Hawaii House, which is what he said he would do only last
Friday in the prior meeting of his committee, Chairman Josh Green M.D.
today, Wednesday, "deferred at the discretion of the Chair" the bill carried
by Rep. Mele Carroll to ban Aspartame. This shoots that particular bill down
for this session. There still is a Senate Bill, but with more than 3,000
bills to consider, the Senate Bill to ban aspartame has yet to be scheduled
for its hearing.
So much for consumer protection in Hawaii House. It didn't even come to a
vote in the committee, but a few members spoke seriously of putting together
a Resolution for this session in Honolulu. Resolutions have no legal "teeth"
in them, but they could be strong, as strong as the legislators themselves,
like directly asking the FDA Commissioner to rescind the approval of
Aspartame immediately, or at least to improve the accuracy of the labeling,
and even to ask the Department of Health in Hawaii to take in complaints of
patients and families of those who have actually died from
aspartame/methanol/diketopiperazine poisoning, and then report back to the
Legislature next year.
By then, of course, President Obama will have appointed a new FDA
Commissioner, so those who feel strongly should be writing to him and the
chap from Arizona, Mr.McCain. Consumer protection should be part of the
agenda and choices in the 2008 Presidential Debates.
If the Resolution crafted by the Hawaii Representatives only asks the usual
kind of thing, for the Department of Health to "review the literature," or
some other such pusillanimous mousey feeble intention, this would be a waste
of Legislative time and paper, since the Department of Health Director, Dr.
Fukino, has already indicated that she is completely in accordance with the
phoney FDA approval for aspartame.
Besides, the medical testimony and letters sent to the House Health
Committee members include all but tone of the top medical experts in the
world on the subject of aspartames neurodegenerative effects. To me, it
seems that the Hawaii DOH is not willing nor capable of doing much more than
pulling down corporate-sponsored aspartame information from their corporate
websites, which will tell you that this deadly poison is as "harmless as
mother's milk" or "just like salt and pepper," the kind of jive the
corporate lobbyists spout to legislators when their boards of directors
begin to get a little worried.
All that will happen really is that more people in Hawaii will drink or
consume aspartame and get migraines, brain tumors, Multiple Sclerosis, worse
cases of diabetes than were ever imaginable, etc., and Hawaii will just
observe an increase the death-by- aspartame body count; a real resolution
would set up a repository for victim testimony all year round.
So far, only a few legislators in Hawaii or New Mexico or even Washington
D.C. have given these neurotoxic carcinogenic poison manufacturers anything
to worry about at all, since most of the legislators don't seem too worried
about anything either (what's a little neurotoxic carcinogen too worry
about, anyway?) or very ambitious about consumer protection ideals in the
first place.
I had respectful and sincere high hopes for Dr. Green's abilities for
recognizing the medical realities of this neurotoxin's effects, since it is
found in 7000 food products and even in hundreds of children's medications,
despite it turning into methanol and formaldehyde in the child's or the
adult's stomach and liver.
Thus, my faith in his medical degree and the fact that he is the only
physician in the Legislature were perhaps misplaced. We will see what the
Resolution has to say. In the meantime, my advice to Hawaiians: please
protect yourself and your family and quit drinking and consuming products
that contain aspartame, even though the manufacturers in Japan, the Board of
Directors of Ajinomoto (world's largest manufacturer of both Aspartame and
another neurotoxic food additive, MSG), the Coca Cola distributors, the
Wrigley's Gum Board of Directors, and the people poisoning themselves with
more diet sodas, are most certainly very happy and grateful with the work
today by Josh Green, M.D., Chairman of the Hawaii House Health Committee.
Maybe someday this will dawn on him and the rest of the committee, but for
the past, present and near future victims of aspartame poisoning in Hawaii,
it will be too late.
Mahalo for sharing so many victims' stories and physicians' letters; I
particularly appreciate New Mexico Senator Gerald Ortiz y Pino writing to
the legislators to ask them to move this bill forward, and to not capitulate
to corporate lobbyists from Ajinomoto and Coca Cola.
All of our efforts will save lives in Hawaii, and, like leaded gas, DDT, and
asbestos, the grim truth about aspartame will someday be known by all!
Stephen Fox
Managing Editor of the Santa Fe Sun News
Founder of New Millennium Fine Art
505 983-2002
By the way, while browsing around the other day I found the top ten downloads on nutrition: You might want to check it out..
All Artificial Sweeteners
Are Not Created Equal!
For a deliscious sugar free,and Aspartame free gum go here
Charlie Townsend