Nutrasweet, the Nutrapoison
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It's good to have the Inquisitr website around to confirm my own research on NutraSweet (I reported most of the facts discussed here 22 years ago, and that work was followed up by 60 Minutes in 1996, including a cautionary statement on the increase in tumors a year after FDA approval), a neuro-toxin made from the waste product of genetically-modified bacteria -- this is a verifiable fact (I'm no "Lyin' Ted").
A newly-released statement from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) declares that the drug (not a true food additive) aspartame is "safe.
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It's a National Review story - CIA-Nazi propaganda. You probably shouldn't read CIA-Nazi propaganda and give i.
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Aspartame, commercially known as Nutrasweet, is a compound of of amino acids derived from genetically modified bacterial waste.
It's good to have the Inquisitr website around to confirm my own research on NutraSweet (I reported most of the facts discussed here 22 years ago, and that work was followed up by 60 Minutes in 1996, including a cautionary statement on the increase in tumors a year after FDA approval), a neuro-toxin made from the waste product of genetically-modified bacteria -- this is a verifiable fact (I'm no "Lyin' Ted").
Artificial sweeteners found in diet soda and yoghurt, consumed by millions daily, can raise the blood sugar level instead of reducing it, according to a new study published by the scientific journal Nature.