Artificial sweetener "Splenda" has been linked to leukemia
by JIM STONE
Gee, I thought all it was linked to was dizzyness, nausea, and reduced mental output!
All of the modern sugar alternatives might as well be poison. Saccharin for me is the worst when it comes to dizzyness and disorientation, but sucralose, stevia, and aspartame are also enough to make me crash like a drunk. I cannot believe they are even legal, and hopefully now that sucralose has been linked to leukemia, we might get to kiss it goodbye.
Splenda is sucralose, not aspartame, which is now classified as a class 2 narcotic. But they, along with so called natural "stevia" both have the same effect on me - disorientation, reduced ability to process visual input, loss of balance - all 3 do this to me which makes me think all artificial sweeteners that are allowed on the market right now are doing the same job fluoride was supposed to do. Try eating toothpaste and see how you feel, swallowing toothpaste (a mistake for kids not often repeated) will have the same effect on me as a diet coke.
I remember something called a fizzie when I was a kid. You could throw a fizzie in a glass of water and it would turn it into a glass of soda. Fizzies used sodium cyclomate as an artificial sweetener, and when I was a kid, that had no effect on me at all. As an adult I had the unusual opportunity to try a 1970's fizzie someone had saved away. It was still perfectly good. It did not have the mind warping effects that any of the sugar alternatives have now, but it was still not a positive experience because as an adult, it tasted so exactly like sugar that my body believed it got sugar when it did not, and I crashed. Most likely I produced a dose of insulin that was not needed, due to my senses being tricked into believing sugar was consumed. That does not happen with aspartame or any other modern artificial sweetener, most likely because those taste totally fake and do not fool anything.
NONE OF THESE ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS ARE KOSHER BTW
ANY SYMBOLS ON THE PACKAGES MAY BE FORGED.
by JIM STONE
Gee, I thought all it was linked to was dizzyness, nausea, and reduced mental output!
All of the modern sugar alternatives might as well be poison. Saccharin for me is the worst when it comes to dizzyness and disorientation, but sucralose, stevia, and aspartame are also enough to make me crash like a drunk. I cannot believe they are even legal, and hopefully now that sucralose has been linked to leukemia, we might get to kiss it goodbye.
Splenda is sucralose, not aspartame, which is now classified as a class 2 narcotic. But they, along with so called natural "stevia" both have the same effect on me - disorientation, reduced ability to process visual input, loss of balance - all 3 do this to me which makes me think all artificial sweeteners that are allowed on the market right now are doing the same job fluoride was supposed to do. Try eating toothpaste and see how you feel, swallowing toothpaste (a mistake for kids not often repeated) will have the same effect on me as a diet coke.
I remember something called a fizzie when I was a kid. You could throw a fizzie in a glass of water and it would turn it into a glass of soda. Fizzies used sodium cyclomate as an artificial sweetener, and when I was a kid, that had no effect on me at all. As an adult I had the unusual opportunity to try a 1970's fizzie someone had saved away. It was still perfectly good. It did not have the mind warping effects that any of the sugar alternatives have now, but it was still not a positive experience because as an adult, it tasted so exactly like sugar that my body believed it got sugar when it did not, and I crashed. Most likely I produced a dose of insulin that was not needed, due to my senses being tricked into believing sugar was consumed. That does not happen with aspartame or any other modern artificial sweetener, most likely because those taste totally fake and do not fool anything.
NONE OF THESE ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS ARE KOSHER BTW
ANY SYMBOLS ON THE PACKAGES MAY BE FORGED.