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Aspartame, nutrasweet CAUSES scleroderma. ASpartame is listed as Natural flavor

and is in OVER 9,000 products, such as Metamucil, Jolly Ranchers, Pedialyte,

Gatorade, Powearade. apropel, ANY chewing gum!.Please visit DORway.com and

wnho.net

 

I am sorry for what you have gone through. Aspartame Disease mimics scleroderma,

MS,Lupus, Fibromyalgia and other auto-immune conditions. It destroys the

central nervous system and causes all sorts of neurological problems like

you're having such as with vertigo.

The first thing I would do is print out Dr. H. J. Roberts position paper,

Multiple Sclerosis or Aspartame Disease? It's on www.dorway.com/nomarkle.html

Also, on that same page is a letter to the MS Society and it quotes Dr. Roberts

medical text, Aspartame Disease: An

Ignored Epidemic, www.sunsentpress.com or 1 800 827 7991, giving the mechanism

of how it causes the problem. You will note that Dr. Roberts says no physician

should make a diagnosis of scleroderma, MS,Lupus, Fibromyalgia and other

auto-immune conditions until the patient is off aspartame many months. And

there is a reason for this, for one thing you're stuck with the diagnosis and

sometimes insurance companies will cancel your insurance as they did in the case

of Joyce Wilson. It cost her husband $100,000. Also, physicians put you on

early drugs that are toxic.

 

What victims of aspartame disease suffer is more than methanol toxicity, or as

Dr. Roberts says, its the whole mess of this horrible neurotoxic drug. In Dr.

Roberts medical text there is tips for the physician and how to treat someone

who is suffering from methanol toxicity. In some cases we are seeing the

lesions disappear. In fact, Cori Brackett of Sound and

Fury Productions has made a movie of some of these cases called Sweet Misery: A

Poisoned World (cori) In fact, you can preorder it.

Cori herself is an aspartame victim who was diagnosed with MS at the Mayo Clinic

and told she had the largest lesion ever diagnosed in an MS victim. She decided

to take responsibility for her own health, got on www.dorway.com and got off

aspartame. She walked out of her wheelchair to make this movie and now her

large lesion has all but disappeared.

 

Believe it or not, the FDA actually allowed a deadly neurotoxic drug to be

marketed for human consumption that liberates free methyl alcohol. It converts

to formaldehyde and formic

acid in the retina of the eye and destroys the optic nerve

 

If you go to www.wnho.net and click on registry of articles you will Dr.

Blaylock's paper on what to do if you have used aspartame. I sure hope this

helps you even more. He wrote Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills that also goes

into this problem as does Health & Nutrition Secrets to Save Your Life. The

latter will explain how to get well and what to avoid, etc.

www.russellblaylockmd.com Also click on aspartame on www.wnho.net and read sme

of the recent papers.

 

I would suggest that you take the printed documents from

www.dorway.com/nomarkle.html to your physician along with this letter. Also,

print out the journal Aspartame: Methanol and the Public Health by Dr. Woodrow

Monte. If you take the books and the papers to

your physician he should understand.

 

I know its hard to believe that an agency of the United States Government like

the FDA would allow the public to be poisoned, but they serve above the law and

are simply the handmaiden of the pharmaceutical industry. They last thing they

care about is safe food and drugs. But go ahead and fill out the Medwatch form

you can click on to from www.dorway.com At least

its on the record although the FDA does not make a record of all the complaints.

Instead they take safe supplements off the market like Ephedra when it is

aspartame that its causing sudden death, especially in athletes.

 

When you get off aspartame, you will be on the road to recovery. I would

suggest that you click on to the support groups from the DORway web site. Keep

us up-to-date with your progress and Dr. Betty Martini

[bettym19] would be happy to talk to your physician any time.

 

 

illinoisman60914 <illinoisman60914 wrote:

Does anyone know anything about scleroderma? We found out about it like

2 years ago and all they do is give her drugs and more drugs. Any info

we can fine or people that have it and let us know what they do or what

meds or alternative drugs they take would be great.