Letter to the Editor, Salt Lake Tribune

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Dear Editor:

 

In answer to Jennie McCary, the dietitian, aspartame was never proven

safe. Here is a report that goes into detail:

http://www.mpwhi.com/review_and_ban_aspartame.htm The European Food

Safety Authority said of the Ramazzini Study that the rats had

respiratory disease but Dr. M. Soffritti told them that respiratory

disease is the dying process at which point, Dr. Koeter of EFSA

confessed as discussed in the report above that they were pressured

by industry to highjack science. You will see in the report that the

FDA told Congress that aspartame violated the Delaney Amendment

because it triggered brain tumors and brain cancer. They knew all

along. The report also discusses studies by industry. The American

Dietetics Association is funded by industry and defends aspartame

every time it is exposed. Aspartame is an addictive excitoneurotoxic

carcinogenic drug that interacts with virtually all drugs and

vaccines due to damage to the mitochondria. It is a poison and there

is a medical text, Aspartame Disease: An Ignored Epidemic,

www.sunsentpress.com as well as a movie telling how Don Rumsfeld got

it marketed. after the FDA revoked the petition for approval. The

aspartame documentary that tells the whole story is Sweet Misery: A

Poisoned World, www.sunsentpress.com We do not want the public

stumbled into using this toxin.

 

There is a safe sweetener called Just Like Sugar that is made of only

chicory and orange peel, Vitamin C and Calcium and we've had an

analysis run. It can be gotten at Whole Foods or on line at

www.justlikesugarinc.com

 

Dr. Betty Martini, D.Hum, Founder

Mission Possible International

9270 River Club Parkway

Duluth, Georgia 30097

770 242-2599

www.mpwhi.com, www.dorway.com and www.wnho.net

Aspartame Toxicity Center, www.holisticmed.com/aspartame

Aspartame Information List, www.mpwhi.com scroll down to banners

 

 

 

 

 

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Aspartame safety

 

Public Forum Letter

Article Last Updated: 10/14/2008 05:29:14 PM MDT

 

As a registered dietitian, I would like to clarify the record

regarding a statement made in Kathy Stephenson's recent story about

sweeteners, " How sweet it is " (Tribune, Oct. 7).

The Italian studies mentioned in the article run counter to 40

years of research confirming aspartame safety. After reviewing the

Italian work, multiple health experts, most notably the European Food

Safety Authority, concluded that there is no credible evidence that

aspartame is carcinogenic and that there is no need to further review

the safety or to revise previously established levels of safe and

acceptable intake.

Obesity is a problem in today's society that truly does present

a health risk. Safe, low-calorie sweeteners like aspartame are tools

that help my clients manage calorie intake while enjoying

good-tasting foods and beverages. I appreciate the article's review

of sweeteners, but we must be careful not to scare consumers with

claims that have been dismissed by health experts.

 

Jennie McCary

Albuquerque, N.M.

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THANKS for infiormation

Dr.JN Sharma

 

 

On 10/28/08, Dr. Betty Martini,D.Hum. <bettym19 wrote:

> Dear Editor:

>

> In answer to Jennie McCary, the dietitian, aspartame was never proven

> safe. Here is a report that goes into detail:

> http://www.mpwhi.com/review_and_ban_aspartame.htm The European Food

> Safety Authority said of the Ramazzini Study that the rats had

> respiratory disease but Dr. M. Soffritti told them that respiratory

> disease is the dying process at which point, Dr. Koeter of EFSA

> confessed as discussed in the report above that they were pressured

> by industry to highjack science. You will see in the report that the

> FDA told Congress that aspartame violated the Delaney Amendment

> because it triggered brain tumors and brain cancer. They knew all

> along. The report also discusses studies by industry. The American

> Dietetics Association is funded by industry and defends aspartame

> every time it is exposed. Aspartame is an addictive excitoneurotoxic

> carcinogenic drug that interacts with virtually all drugs and

> vaccines due to damage to the mitochondria. It is a poison and there

> is a medical text, Aspartame Disease: An Ignored Epidemic,

> www.sunsentpress.com as well as a movie telling how Don Rumsfeld got

> it marketed. after the FDA revoked the petition for approval. The

> aspartame documentary that tells the whole story is Sweet Misery: A

> Poisoned World, www.sunsentpress.com We do not want the public

> stumbled into using this toxin.

>

> There is a safe sweetener called Just Like Sugar that is made of only

> chicory and orange peel, Vitamin C and Calcium and we've had an

> analysis run. It can be gotten at Whole Foods or on line at

> www.justlikesugarinc.com

>

> Dr. Betty Martini, D.Hum, Founder

> Mission Possible International

> 9270 River Club Parkway

> Duluth, Georgia 30097

> 770 242-2599

> www.mpwhi.com, www.dorway.com and www.wnho.net

> Aspartame Toxicity Center, www.holisticmed.com/aspartame

> Aspartame Information List, www.mpwhi.com scroll down to banners

>

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> Aspartame safety

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> Public Forum Letter

> Article Last Updated: 10/14/2008 05:29:14 PM MDT

>

> As a registered dietitian, I would like to clarify the record

> regarding a statement made in Kathy Stephenson's recent story about

> sweeteners, " How sweet it is " (Tribune, Oct. 7).

> The Italian studies mentioned in the article run counter to 40

> years of research confirming aspartame safety. After reviewing the

> Italian work, multiple health experts, most notably the European Food

> Safety Authority, concluded that there is no credible evidence that

> aspartame is carcinogenic and that there is no need to further review

> the safety or to revise previously established levels of safe and

> acceptable intake.

> Obesity is a problem in today's society that truly does present

> a health risk. Safe, low-calorie sweeteners like aspartame are tools

> that help my clients manage calorie intake while enjoying

> good-tasting foods and beverages. I appreciate the article's review

> of sweeteners, but we must be careful not to scare consumers with

> claims that have been dismissed by health experts.

>

> Jennie McCary

> Albuquerque, N.M.

>

>