http://www.naturalnews.com/028151_aspartame_sweeteners.html
AminoSweet - toxic by any name.
This one was slipped through by Donny Rumsfeld originally, so, for those who feel that the gubmint will protect us from poisons in our food, please feel free to ignore this post. :)
(http://www.rense.com/1.imagesH/sugar_dees.jpg)
Educational use permitted per Dee's policy.
If you eat banannas and drink milk you have ingested every ingredient in Aspartame...you really are a chicken little conspiracy theorist aren't you. Must suck to be afraid of everything.
Quote from: eddiescabin on February 14, 2010, 03:33:15 AM
If you eat banannas and drink milk you have ingested every ingredient in Aspartame...you really are a chicken little conspiracy theorist aren't you. Must suck to be afraid of everything.
Interesting post there Eddie (https://i455.photobucket.com/albums/qq278/Minermatt/smileyvault-popcorn.gif)
Quote from: eddiescabin on February 14, 2010, 03:33:15 AM
If you eat banannas and drink milk you have ingested every ingredient in Aspartame...
When the wood alcohol (methanol) in the Aspartame reaches temperatures above 86 degrees it converts into formaldehyde. (Normal body temp is 98.6) The formaldehyde then gets deposited and remains in the fatty tissues. Formaldehyde is a deadly poison.
Aspartame can cause neurological disorders. Seizures, headaches, panic attacks, dizziness, memory loss, brain tumors, tremors, eye-retina problems, and comas could occur . . . High levels of Aspartame have been found in tumors. Depression, irritability, aggression, hyper activity, insomnia, anxiety .. . . Shortness of breath, heart palpitations, high blood pressure. . . Nausea, diarrhea, ulcers, abdominal pain. . . . Allergies - skin and respiratory . . . Birth defects, retardation, attention deficit disorder . . . Etc.
Diabetics cannot control their sugar levels when using Aspartame . . . Aspartame actually increases your appetite. Causing people to gain weight.
The National Institute of Health has published reports listing why you should not use Aspartame. The Pentagon had once listed Aspartame as a possible biochemical warfare weapon.
BTW . . . The artificial chlorinated sweetener Splenda also has side effects . . .
Stevia has been used for over 400 years and is a safe alternative to sugar or other sweeteners. Stevia is 200-300 times sweeter than sugar with no side effects. I have noticed that it will have a somewhat bitter taste if you use to much. Use sparingly. . . .
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Quote from: Whitlock on February 14, 2010, 05:34:16 AM
Quote from: eddiescabin on February 14, 2010, 03:33:15 AM
If you eat banannas and drink milk you have ingested every ingredient in Aspartame...you really are a chicken little conspiracy theorist aren't you. Must suck to be afraid of everything.
Interesting post there Eddie (https://i455.photobucket.com/albums/qq278/Minermatt/smileyvault-popcorn.gif)
+1
Need a bigger thing of popcorn :-\ Your cabin in the Bronx Eddie? ???
(http://oakridgeranchamusements.com/concessions/concessions%20pics/POPCORN%20WITH%20CART%201.jpg)
Quote from: peternap on February 14, 2010, 08:57:35 AM
Quote from: Whitlock on February 14, 2010, 05:34:16 AM
Quote from: eddiescabin on February 14, 2010, 03:33:15 AM
If you eat banannas and drink milk you have ingested every ingredient in Aspartame...you really are a chicken little conspiracy theorist aren't you. Must suck to be afraid of everything.
Interesting post there Eddie (https://i455.photobucket.com/albums/qq278/Minermatt/smileyvault-popcorn.gif)
+1
Need a bigger thing of popcorn :-\ Your cabin in the Bronx Eddie? ???
rofl
I'm really not afraid of anything to speak of, Eddie.
Some say I have b*lls the size of grapefruit, but I'm not stupid either... [waiting]
Aspartame was originally studied by G D Searle for use as a blood pressure drug
they dropped it because of too many side effects
how do I know this --- I used to go to Searle at their Skokie IL research facilities when they were getting ready to launch Aspartame -- I actually drank some of their test batches of Dr Pepper -- it tasted good
they told me the story about how it was accidentally discovered that it was sweet when a chemist tasted some while he was weighing out some of the 'blood pressure' drug for testing
they then switched to a push as an artificial sweetner -- Don Rumsfeld was CEO of Searle at the time
Later when Rumsfeld was head of the FDA it got approval as a sweetner.
When Monsanto purchased Searle they demanded that Aspartame be sold off before they purchased Searle
I asked my customers at Searle why the sell off of Aspartame "Monsanto is concerned about law suites arrising from the Aspartame buisiness unit"
I stopped drinking the stuff in 1990
Splenda:
We use Splenda all the time. We buy it at Sam's club because it's cheaper there. We have found that it makes an excellent insecticide for ants and bumble bees. It's cheaper that Raid too. A tablespoon of Splenda on an ant hill does the job. My sister in Law says it works on fire ants in TX too--but
I haven't tried it on fire ants because we don't have them in IL
Splenda is a chlorinated hydrocarbon. Chlorinated hydrocarbons as a class are among the most toxic and carcinoganic organic compounds known.
But hey, what do I know I am just a chemist.
Quote from: glenn kangiser on February 14, 2010, 12:30:34 PM
I'm really not afraid of anything to speak of, Eddie.
Some say I have b*lls the size of grapefruit, but I'm not stupid either... [waiting]
Hey Glenn
I thought your bills were more like the size of a small house not a grapefruit ???
The internet is the best place to get loud, strong,confident opions from people who have no idea what they are talking about you'd think it was a gov't organization or something.
I'm sure going to miss it when I move :(
Quote from: Windpower on February 14, 2010, 12:44:21 PM
Splenda:
We use Splenda all the time. We buy it at Sam's club because it's cheaper there. We have found that it makes an excellent insecticide for ants and bumble bees. It's cheaper that Raid too. A tablespoon of Splenda on an ant hill does the job. My sister in Law says it works on fire ants in TX too--but
I haven't tried it on fire ants because we don't have them in IL
Splenda is a chlorinated hydrocarbon. Chlorinated hydrocarbons as a class are among the most toxic and carcinoganic organic compounds known.
But hey, what do I know I am just a chemist.
Thanks . . .
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Quote from: glenn kangiser on February 14, 2010, 12:30:34 PM
I'm really not afraid of anything to speak of, Eddie.
Some say I have b*lls the size of grapefruit, but I'm not stupid either... [waiting]
"Swollen testicles is a painful and potentially serious condition that requires a physician's care, unless it is obviously a temporary situation—perhaps caused by a spider bite, a minor blow to the area or restrictive clothing. Even then, this condition can be serious enough for a doctor's care if the testicles swell a lot, become extremely painful or stay swollen for several days. If this condition is accompanied by chills, fever or vomiting, do not try to self-treat it—go see your doctor."
Don't know if it's bad for you or not, but aspartame gives me a headache. I used to drink diet Coke, and the headaches got worse and worse. Now, I get a headache before I can finish one. I've gradually gotten off sweets altogether, so I don't need Splenda or stevia. Sweets and carbs are amazingly addictive; the more you eat, the more you want. Once I got of 'em for a while, the craving went away (as did about 30 lbs.).
Quote from: Whitlock on February 14, 2010, 01:49:41 PM
Quote from: glenn kangiser on February 14, 2010, 12:30:34 PM
I'm really not afraid of anything to speak of, Eddie.
Some say I have b*lls the size of grapefruit, but I'm not stupid either... [waiting]
Hey Glenn
I thought your bills were more like the size of a small house not a grapefruit ???
The internet is the best place to get loud, strong,confident opions from people who have no idea what they are talking about you'd think it was a gov't organization or something.
I'm sure going to miss it when I move :(
[rofl2]
Yes that's it ....my bills are huge..... [ouch]
Quote from: RainDog on February 14, 2010, 03:14:39 PM
Quote from: glenn kangiser on February 14, 2010, 12:30:34 PM
I'm really not afraid of anything to speak of, Eddie.
Some say I have b*lls the size of grapefruit, but I'm not stupid either... [waiting]
rofl
"Swollen testicles is a painful and potentially serious condition that requires a physician's care, unless it is obviously a temporary situation—perhaps caused by a spider bite, a minor blow to the area or restrictive clothing. Even then, this condition can be serious enough for a doctor's care if the testicles swell a lot, become extremely painful or stay swollen for several days. If this condition is accompanied by chills, fever or vomiting, do not try to self-treat it—go see your doctor."
Sorry, RainDog.... Whitlock already established that it was my bills we were talking about. They are sometimes a painful condition also but I am making steady even strokes on them ..... hopefully some day they will be no longer be a problem. heh
Sorry for the misunderstanding... I should have been more clear... [waiting]
Thanks for the extra info, Windpower.
Sassy accidentally got some Splenda laced Starbucks drinks from Costco..... looks like no more of that for us. We can also use the ant killer info. Great. :)
we dont drink sodas, but thanks for the headsup on the name change. I'll keep an eye out for it.
I thought I'd shake the tree and see what falls out....You guys be careful, I hear there are chemtrails outside today!
Quote from: eddiescabin on February 15, 2010, 06:32:26 AM
I thought I'd shake the tree and see what falls out....You guys be careful, I hear there are chemtrails outside today!
Oh, you joker! You make my sides ache with the laughter . . . Purposely trying to stir up trouble . . . ???
Chemtrails? . . . What are those? Seems you know quite a bit about these things . . .
You really are a chicken little conspiracy theorist aren't you. Must suck to be afraid of everything d*
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It's true Eddie. I hear they are are spraying over your cabin right now.... (Which could be nearly anywhere in the US).... :)
Call it what you like - chemtrails - lingering vapor trails etc.
At the very least it reduces our available solar power here from a few percent when thin to nearly 95 percent when covering the entire sky, and it scares me so bad that when I went out to shoot the last bear I nearly peed my pants. :(
Picture taken just before sunset, north of our building site on Jan 11, 2010 . . . Ain't it purty . . .
Perfectly clear day UNTIL . . . Everything OK though . . . I was wearing my tinfoil hat!
(https://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e149/bayviewps/VaporTrail.jpg)
Quote from: bayview on February 15, 2010, 09:45:08 AM
Picture taken just before sunset, north of our building site on Jan 11, 2010 . . . Ain't it purty . . .
Perfectly clear day UNTIL . . . Everything OK though . . . I was wearing my tinfoil hat!
Chemtrails! Oh boy!
By the way, a study by graduate students at MIT determined that a tin foil hat could either amplify or attenuate incoming radiation depending on frequency, proving definitively once and for all that
tin foil hats themselves are part of the government conspiracy to control our minds.
http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/ (http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/)
:D
Quote from: glenn kangiser on February 14, 2010, 05:43:33 PM
Quote from: RainDog on February 14, 2010, 03:14:39 PM
Quote from: glenn kangiser on February 14, 2010, 12:30:34 PM
I'm really not afraid of anything to speak of, Eddie.
Some say I have b*lls the size of grapefruit, but I'm not stupid either... [waiting]
rofl
"Swollen testicles is a painful and potentially serious condition that requires a physician's care, unless it is obviously a temporary situation—perhaps caused by a spider bite, a minor blow to the area or restrictive clothing. Even then, this condition can be serious enough for a doctor's care if the testicles swell a lot, become extremely painful or stay swollen for several days. If this condition is accompanied by chills, fever or vomiting, do not try to self-treat it—go see your doctor."
Sorry, RainDog.... Whitlock already established that it was my bills we were talking about. They are sometimes a painful condition also but I am making steady even strokes on them ..... hopefully some day they will be no longer be a problem. heh
Sorry for the misunderstanding... I should have been more clear... [waiting]
Big balls are common here :-\
(https://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa57/peternap/balls.jpg)
RainDog,
I read the MIT article about tinfoil hats too, that's why I recommend making hats out of copper. 8)
I wonder if I could get a really big swaging die and make copper hats like I make copper bullet jackets ???
Build your own, Peter. :)
Peter, is that a real brass monkey those balls are sitting on? Careful if it freezes hard...they will be all over the place. [waiting]
Quote from: RainDog on February 15, 2010, 10:17:13 AM
Quote from: bayview on February 15, 2010, 09:45:08 AM
Picture taken just before sunset, north of our building site on Jan 11, 2010 . . . Ain't it purty . . .
Perfectly clear day UNTIL . . . Everything OK though . . . I was wearing my tinfoil hat!
Chemtrails! Oh boy!
By the way, a study by graduate students at MIT determined that a tin foil hat could either amplify or attenuate incoming radiation depending on frequency, proving definitively once and for all that tin foil hats themselves are part of the government conspiracy to control our minds.
http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/ (http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/)
:D
At least you have scientific proof this time, RainDog. No more of that running around hurling half truths and rumor... [waiting]
People can die from stuff like that you know.... [ouch]
I am going to try the splenda thing on the fire ant hills in the back yard. Thanks!
Quote from: RainDog on February 15, 2010, 10:17:13 AM
By the way, a study by graduate students at MIT determined that a tin foil hat could either amplify or attenuate incoming radiation depending on frequency, proving definitively once and for all that tin foil hats themselves are part of the government conspiracy to control our minds.
http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/ (http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/)
:D
My foil hat is shaped to a point . . . Much like a dunce cap . . . Incoming radiation and radio waves break at the tip of the hat, allowing the radiation to disperse before it reaches the body.
UPDATE:
I may not be able to continue with this thread . . . An unmarked helicopter is hovering over my home. Kind of weird . . . It's not making any noise. Possibly some sort of alien technology. . .
/
Quote from: bayview on February 15, 2010, 01:06:55 PM
Quote from: RainDog on February 15, 2010, 10:17:13 AM
By the way, a study by graduate students at MIT determined that a tin foil hat could either amplify or attenuate incoming radiation depending on frequency, proving definitively once and for all that tin foil hats themselves are part of the government conspiracy to control our minds.
http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/ (http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/)
:D
My foil hat is shaped to a point . . . Much like a dunce cap . . . Incoming radiation and radio waves break at the tip of the hat, allowing the radiation to disperse before it reaches the body.
UPDATE:
I may not be able to continue with this thread . . . An unmarked helicopter is hovering over my home. Kind of weird . . . It's not making any noise. Possibly some sort of alien technology. . .
/
I wonder if I could build a tin foil coil, that allows me to capture the radiation and run a few lights ???
Can someone post plans for a copper/ tin foil hat? I was feeling really drowsy, but did a fat line of Splenda and everything is looking up!
Glenn,
That picture of the kid is seriously freaky.
Re: the aspartame. I don't generally eat/drink anything with any sugar substitute in it, but in my last pregnancy at the height of gestational diabetes, I had a sudden craving for a sonic burger and a coke. I didn't eat the bread on the burger, just the fillings (beef, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, mustard) and ordered a small diet Dr. Pepper because I knew I couldn't stomach diet coke. Fifteen hours later, my blood sugar was still highly elevated!! It didn't go up as fast as if I'd had a real coke, but it stayed up for a very long time. One other time, I tried the carb watch ice cream from Braum's, also with aspartame, with the same result... elevated sugar for the next two days. It has nothing to do with the sky falling. Take your chances with it if you want, but I can guarantee that for me, the stuff is poison!
Quote from: Homegrown Tomatoes on February 16, 2010, 05:58:20 PM
Re: the aspartame. I don't generally eat/drink anything with any sugar substitute in it, but in my last pregnancy at the height of gestational diabetes, I had a sudden craving for a sonic burger and a coke. I didn't eat the bread on the burger, just the fillings (beef, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, mustard) and ordered a small diet Dr. Pepper because I knew I couldn't stomach diet coke. Fifteen hours later, my blood sugar was still highly elevated!! It didn't go up as fast as if I'd had a real coke, but it stayed up for a very long time. One other time, I tried the carb watch ice cream from Braum's, also with aspartame, with the same result... elevated sugar for the next two days. It has nothing to do with the sky falling. Take your chances with it if you want, but I can guarantee that for me, the stuff is poison!
That's interesting. I think I'll stop using Splenda and see what happens. My blood sugar has gone wild lately. Both high and low but it's been over 300 for the last two days. The only thing I've eaten is some baked Salmon and coffee with Splenda.
Back on topic If you had bacon (or any meat realy) for breakfast this morning you ate one of the main ingredients in dynomite, That doesn't mean it is wise to suck on dynomite. (in refference to the banana and milk comment) Processing is everything. More so then what the actual ingredients are.
Quote from: pagancelt on February 16, 2010, 07:35:29 AM
Glenn,
That picture of the kid is seriously freaky.
I like Dee's art--- He always plainly gets his point across.... :)
Homegrown, wow, I didnt know that the sugar "substitute" would also raise you blood sugar. I've never consumed and of these products, but I am a type 1 diabetic so know all about blood sugar. That is alarming/strange...Peternap, are you a diabetic, borderline or otherwise? Those are awful high numbers. Better check that out, extended high blood glucose can lead to ketosis, which is all bad.
glenn,
The art work is right on target, which might be why it's so disturbing. That and the kid looks like a lot of beings that inhabit my dreams.
Quote from: pagancelt on February 17, 2010, 07:56:37 AM
glenn,
The art work is right on target, which might be why it's so disturbing. That and the kid looks like a lot of beings that inhabit my dreams.
My son fairly freaked out when he walked by and saw that image on the monitor. "What's THAT?"
He didn't find it entertaining at all when I said "It's you", either. ;D
RainDog,
In time he might grow to see the resemblance.