see last post on blocking fish from china
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they are the most screwed up organization this country has ever seen....

you would think that if there was even a hint that ASPARTAME consumed
by children had the potential to cause cancer or in adults for that matter...
they would do a study to prove it one way or another....

but noooooooooooooooo not them....they're to high and mighty...

i believe in the future history will show
them to be completey wrong...:bsod:

man... i 'm starting to like them OMG

http://www.cnn.com/2007/HEALTH/06/25/cancer.aspartame.reut/index.html

What do you think happens when you employ industry lobbyists as Federal regulators? :mad:

-spence

Friggin Dumb A$$es!;)

AFAIK, the FDA is not supposed to do any research on their own.

i've read where aspartame causes like 90 different bad health problems...

so i don't need artificial sweetners! F them all ...honey is fine with me...

cocacola created their first tonic laced with cocaine...
and that started the whole ball rolling with soda...
and the origional soda jerks and fountains were at the drug stores
where people sat to have a tonic...
[[[a tonic origionally meant: a pick me up beverage...]]]
largely ,,,, we have substituted coffee in its place or caffiene loaded
drinks...

so much has changed since then....

:topic: :bshake:
www.oceansalive.org/eat.cfm?subnav=healthalerts
but check this out... i just went here and it says don't eat striped bass at all ...
because its too contaminated with mercury and pcb's...

could this be true...? it sure makes you think more about catch and release
...that's for sure ! otherwise everyone eating striped bass filets are going to have mental problems....
according to this report...:mad:

i know that baby snow seals have been tested by scientists
out on the ice on their first day alive...and blood drawn from them contains pcb's :skulz:

the FDA finally did something GOOD for America

they have blocked all fish from china !!!

http://www.cnn.com/2007/HEALTH/06/28/fish.ban/index.html