Sweet Poison.
Aspartame marketed as
NutraSweet, E951 or 951, Equal, Canderel, etc.
is a psycho-drug that changes brain chemistry.
Ralph
G. Walton, MD, Medical Director, Safe Harbor
Behavioral Health Professor of Clinical Psychiatry,
Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
says:
"The
dipeptide component of the molecule can
alter brain chemistry, significantly changing
the ratio of catecholamines to indolamines, with
resultant lowering of seizure threshold, production
of carbohydrate craving and in vulnerable
individuals leading to panic, depressive and
cognitive symptoms."
In
one of Dr. Walton's papers he said further: "The
neurochemical impact of aspartame on the brain is
fairly complicated. Not only does it decrease the
availability of the building block for serotonin
(L-tryptophan), but one of the two amino acids that
comprise aspartame, phenylalanine, is a precursor
for another very important neurotransmitter,
norepinephrine.
Papers
which I published in 1986 and 1993 discuss what I
believe is the clinical impact (accentuating
depressive illness) of altering the balance between
these 2 neurotransmitters (norepinephrine and
serotonin).
"There is evidence that the therapeutic effect of
antidepressants can be blocked by
parachlorophenylalanine - a form of phenylalanine -
one of the major constituents of aspartame.
Administration of this substance has also been
associated with aggression and binging."
So,
it has certainly been established aspartame changes
brain chemistry, and interacts with
anti-depressants.
The
phenylalanine in aspartame depletes serotonin
triggering bipolar, suicidal tendencies, panic
attacks, paranoia, anxiety,
hallucinations, schizophrenic, mood swings,
insomnia, etc.
H.
J. Roberts, MD, who wrote the medical text:
"Aspartame Disease: An Ignored Epidemic" - www.sunsentpress.com
- has chapters on the issue and also goes into
bipolar and the many psychiatric and behavioral
problems.
In
one paper he reports: "The phenylalanine in
aspartame dissociates from the ester bond and
increases dopamine levels in your brain. This can
lead to symptoms of depression because it distorts
the serotonin/dopamine balance." He goes into
in-depth information on all the components and the
mental problems.
Dr.
Roberts says aspartame interacts with all
antidepressants. In his book on page 468/469
he does give some general considerations as to why
aspartame may either reduce or potentiate drug
action by various mechanisms. A few possibilities
are listed:
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Alteration of the blood proteins to which drugs
attach.
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Alteration of drug receptors on cell membranes.
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Changes in the sites at which impulses are
transmitted along nerves and to muscle.
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Metabolic abnormalities in the elderly that are
known to enhance their vulnerability to drug
reactions. This problem increases in the case of
persons taking multiple drugs (polypharmacy)
prescribed by several physicians.
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Interference with drug action by amino acids and
protein. An example is the erratic therapeutic
effects when patients with parkinsonism who were
controlled on levodopa began to use aspartame
products.
The
antagonism of levodopa by dietary protein presumably
reflects impaired transport from serum across the
blood brain barrier by neutral amino acids.
With
regard to antidepressant drugs he mentions aspartame
may interfere with the action of important drugs
used to treat depression, particularly imipramine (a
tricyclic antidepressant).
Further
he states the monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOI's),
another group of antidepressant drugs can have
additional adverse effects when aspartame is
consumed. These include phenelzine (Nardil),
isocarboxazide (Marplan) and tranylcypromine
(Parnate).
It is pertinent that hypertensive crises
have occurred in patients so treated after they
consumed foods and beverages containing tyramine
and tryptophan. This response probably represents
vasospasm caused by amino acid-derived
sympathomimetic substances such as norepinephrine
and tyramine.
Known Killer Prozac.
With
reference to Prozac he says the serotonin
elevating action of fluoxetine (Prozac) for
treatment of depression, could be counteracted by
aspartame. It can block tryptophan entry into the
brain, thereby inhibiting synthesis of serotonin.
James
Bowen, M.D., reports: "Because aspartame in
the processes of digestion and metabolism forms
about ten other known severe poisonings, and
intermediate metabolites, it's potential for drug
related interactions is immeasurable."
"Aspartame
is a known destroyer of DNA. The mitocondrial
DNA (MtDNA) is especially damaged, yielding the
present epidemic of disease aspartame consuming
mothers pass on to all future generations. Aspartame
also directly damages the mitochondria, thus having
a "double whammy" effect on mitochondrial function!
The
summation of these many known severe toxicities and
its immune, genetic, mitochondrial, and metabolic
damages, make clear aspartame will not only cause
many diseases, which the Food and Drug
Administration and CDC have already noted but it has
pathways of approach to interact adversely with
every conceivable pharmaceutical."
Heath Ledger.
It's very obvious why Heath
Ledger was taking antidepressants. He was
consuming a psycho product that triggers mental
illness and one that has caused an epidemic of
bipolar.
Statement issued February 6th
2008:
"Mr Heath Ledger died as the result of acute
intoxication by the combined effects of oxycodone,
hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam, and
doxylamine."
- New York medical examiner.
Heath's deadly cocktail of
prescribed poisons:
1) Oxycodone - synthetic opioid, a similar
high to heroin.
2) Percodan - oxycodone and asprin combined.
3) Hydrocodone - derived from codeine, an opioid
found in opium.
4) Vicodine - increases effects of hydrocodone.
5) Diazepam - generic name for valium.
6) Valium - addictive sedative.
7) Temazepam - strong sedative used for insomnia.
8) Alprazolam - trade name xanax.
9) Xanax - tranquilizer.
10) Doxylamine - antihistamine, sedative.
Wrigley's gum is aspartame.
Chewing Gum.
Last summer Abby Cormack from New Zealand
made world news when she was poisoned by aspartame
from Wrigley's gum. She was about to be diagnosed
with bipolar when she decided to research her
problems and discovered what was really going on. -
dorway.com
Aspartame experts reviewed her medical history.-
mpwhi.com/articles.htm
SIDS and
Aspartame.
Several years ago Time Magazine wrote a
front page article that a million children had
bipolar. Keep in mind this is an adult disease so
a dead giveaway this psycho drug may have been the
cause since aspartame knows no age.
Some pharmaceutical
companies have voluntarily agreed to remove cough
syrups and such sold over-the-counter because of
the alarm of problems including death discussed by
a pediatric organization.
Check most of them and
you'll see that flavored cough syrups and
chewable products usually are sweetened with
aspartame which triggers sudden death. Here
is a SIDS death, where the baby was using
aspartame products.
- wnho.net
Baby's products
have aspartame.
Sudden
Death.
Two studies, one in Boston last summer
and another very recently, link diet sodas with
cardiac problems. Aspartame triggers an irregular
heart rhythm, interacts with cardiac medication,
damages the cardiac conduction system and causes
sudden death.
Neurosurgeon Russell
Blaylock, M.D., wrote "Excitotoxins: The
Taste That Kills."
- russellblaylockmd.com
- The aspartic acid in
aspartame is the excitotoxic component and it has
a synergistic and additive effect with MSG.
www.truthinlabeling.org
Dr. Blaylock explains: "One
of the intriguing associations with excitotoxins
of all types is the occurrence of sudden death. We
know that one of the primary sites of actions of
these excitatory substances is the hypothalamus
and that sudden cardiac death can be induced by
stimulating the hypothalamus.
It is entirely possible
excitotoxic stimulation of these hypothalamic
centers could also lead to cardiac arrhythmia and
sudden death. Hypothalamic stimulation has also
been shown to produce an ECG pattern exactly like
that of myocardial infarction. Combinations of
excitotoxins such as aspartic acid and glutamate,
greatly increase the risk."
Of importance to anyone
using aspartame is his paper: "What To do
If You Have Used Aspartame." - wnho.net
Dr. H. J. Roberts has
written papers on aspartame arrhythmias and sudden
death. - wnho.net
Before a cause of death can
be accurately established in the case of Heath
Ledger all this information from world renowned
physicians should be taken into consideration. The
poison also triggers dyspnea and pulmonary
hypertension and questions should be raised.
You would expect an autopsy
to probably see the cardiac damage or perhaps
cardiomegaly, pulmonary edema and even a fatty
liver. The free methyl alcohol converts to
formaldehyde and embalms living tissue and damages
DNA. Most toxicity is in the liver. - mpwhi.com
Pre-embalmed
and sudden death is about as bad as it gets
but the ravages of aspartame disease go from
neurodegenerative diseases to brain tumors.
The
Ramazzini Studies in Italy reported in
2005 and 2007 showed aspartame to be a
multipotential carcinogen confirming original
studies. The American Food and Drug
Administration just ignored these studies like
it has the last 13 showing aspartame toxicity.
Dying for a diet coke.
The article by Chris
Wheeler, Mission Possible New Zealand is aptly
titled: "Dying For A Diet Coke"
- rense.com/general78/dying.htm
Why is
aspartame on the market?
Profit and greed from addiction. The free methyl
alcohol causes chronic methanol poisoning which
affects the dopamine system of the brain, and
this causes the addiction. The methanol is
classified as a narcotic, and this is
being fed to our children, even in pediatric
prescription drugs and pediatric vitamins.
An additive by law must be
inert. Aspartame is an addictive
excitoneurotoxic carcinogenic drug that
interacts with other drugs and vaccines.
Any questions on the epidemic of
autism, ADD, ADHD and other birth defects?
Aspartame is also a teratogen, causing birth
defects and mental retardation.
Watch the Aspartame
documentary, Sweet Misery: A Poisoned World
- www.soundandfury.tv
James Turner, Atty, in
Washington DC explains how Don Rumsfeld when he
was CEO of Searle got this poison on the market
when the Food and Drug Administration said no. - soundandfury.tv
Today the Food and Drug
Administration who tried to have the manufacturer
indicted for fraud, has given its loyalty to the
aspartame manufacturers.
The whole time line is in
the prestigious Ecologist. - mpwhi.com
It starts out with "Once upon a time, there was a
biochemical warfare weapon"...
- A Citizens
Petition for ban six years ago has not been
answered by the Food and Drug Administration who
by law only has 180 days.
- An
amendment sent in October based on an imminent
health hazard has been ignored.
-
Legislators in Hawaii have recently introduced
bills to ban.
- A bill was introduced last year in New Mexico.
- 47 members of Parliament have asked for a ban
of aspartame.
- A petition is circulating in New Zealand for a
ban.
What does it take to
get this poison off the planet and close down
manufacturers like Ajinomoto and Merisant who have
full knowledge of its toxicity?
Memory loss?
In one article about Heath Ledger famed forensic
pathologist Dr. Michael Baden is quoted as saying
Ledger's jittery and rubbing antics on TV are
indicative of "manic" behavior. Baden also says
his toxicology results should answer whether he
had "automatism". This is when a patient forgets
he has taken a medication.
Heath was taking Ambien CR,
a very dangerous drug that causes amnesia and even
reported as such in TV ads.
Memory loss from aspartame
is so common it's #9 on the Food and
Drug Administration list of 92 symptoms.
"Sweet
Misery: A Poisoned World."
You
will see Diane Fleming in a Virginia prison
where she has been incarcerated for 5 years for
poisoning her husband with methanol. Her
athletic husband drank diet coke all day long
along with other aspartame products and drugs.
Before he died, he
took x3 the amount of creatine in Gatorade.
Think of Charles Fleming as someone standing in
a cliff. This is all it took to knock him down.
The former detective said
"she is innocent but I couldn't stop the
indictment because I was promoted". She took three
lie detector tests and passed. So a jury was asked
why they convicted her with no evidence.
Their answer was she could
show no emotion. No, she couldn't, you see she was
on aspartame too. Her physician had put her on
Zoloft because she was such a basketcase at being
indicted. Aspartame and Zoloft interact!
Aspartame ... drugs ...
doctors ... when would NOW be a good time to take
control of your life? The choice is yours. For
Heath Ledger, it is too late.
Aspartame -
Sweet Poison.