Re: OT: Aspartame (was) OT: Neurological Lyme symptoms... and GUT

[Guest guest]

Hi Marie,

I actually only learned about Welchol having aspartame in it just the other

day...

I was scanning it for side effects and then I saw ASPARTAME...

Take care,

Jim

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> > From: Barb Howe barbhowe1@

> > Subject: OT: Neurological Lyme symptoms...

> > To: Lyme_and_Rife

> > Date: Wednesday, July 25, 2012, 2:45 PM

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> > My husband is currently using the gb4000 for his lyme. He has a lot of

neurological Lyme symptoms...memory issues, major anxiety, brain fog, loses his

thought mid sentence, confusion, etc in addition to physical symptoms. In the

past he has been on doxy, ceftin and Bactrim (for a coinfection). We have an

appointment with an infectious disease dr in September and from speaking with

them it seems that they will put him on IV antibiotics. I am concerned because

since November, everything is just getting worse....not better at all. I know

that we need to take it slow and steady but I would think he should not be

getting worse.... I'm concerned because of the neuro symptoms he has and I'm

thinking (or more like hoping) that a round of IV antibiotics might help

temporarily however the common sense voice in my head is telling me that it will

make things worse. Can anyone offer any advice? He is currently using the gb4000

once a week, taking charcoal, Isocort

> > and adrenal support(he has adrenal fatigue). We have limited finances now

that he is no longer working so I'm trying to figure out the best next step...

Thanks in advance! Barb

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[Guest guest]

even I am shocked they would put aspertame in a prescription medication, " A

little cancer with your detox? " That stuff barely got past the FDA from what I

read, took a little help from former CEO of searle, Rumsfeld.

www.newswithviews.com/NWVexclusive/exclusive15.htm

In reality, aspartame is a drug, not an additive in the sense many people

associate with that word. It interacts with other drugs, has a synergistic and

additive effect with MSG, and is a chemical hyper-sensitization agent. Dr.

Olney, who founded the field of neuoscience called excitotoxicity, attempted to

stop the approval of aspartame with Attorney back in 1996. The

FDA's own toxicologist, Dr. Gross told Congress that without a shadow of

a doubt, aspartame can cause brain tumors and brain cancer and violated the

Delaney Amendment which forbids putting anything in food that is known to cause

Cancer.

According to the top doctors and researchers on this issue, aspartame causes

headache, memory loss, seizures, vision loss, coma and cancer. It worsens or

mimics the symptoms of such diseases and conditions as fibromyalgia, MS, lupus,

ADD, diabetes, Alzheimer's, chronic fatigue and depression. Further dangers

highlighted is that aspartame liberates free methyl alcohol. The resulting

chronic methanol poisoning affects the dopamine system of the brain causing

addiction. Methanol, or wood alcohol, constitutes one third of the aspartame

molecule and is classified as a severe metabolic poison and narcotic.

etc. etc.

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> > > From: Barb Howe barbhowe1@

> > > Subject: OT: Neurological Lyme symptoms...

> > > To: Lyme_and_Rife

> > > Date: Wednesday, July 25, 2012, 2:45 PM

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> > > My husband is currently using the gb4000 for his lyme. He has a lot of

neurological Lyme symptoms...memory issues, major anxiety, brain fog, loses his

thought mid sentence, confusion, etc in addition to physical symptoms. In the

past he has been on doxy, ceftin and Bactrim (for a coinfection). We have an

appointment with an infectious disease dr in September and from speaking with

them it seems that they will put him on IV antibiotics. I am concerned because

since November, everything is just getting worse....not better at all. I know

that we need to take it slow and steady but I would think he should not be

getting worse.... I'm concerned because of the neuro symptoms he has and I'm

thinking (or more like hoping) that a round of IV antibiotics might help

temporarily however the common sense voice in my head is telling me that it will

make things worse. Can anyone offer any advice? He is currently using the gb4000

once a week, taking charcoal, Isocort

> > > and adrenal support(he has adrenal fatigue). We have limited finances now

that he is no longer working so I'm trying to figure out the best next step...

Thanks in advance! Barb

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[Guest guest]

Hi Cameron,

Not too long ago, ingredients of less than 2% in a product did not have to be

placed on the label....

Now I am seeing a lot more products with ASPARTAME, less than 2% listed...

This DRUG is in so many processed foods and drugs and it is so unhealthy to

consume...

Read before you buy!!

I have read similar info that you posted a while back, really does make you

wonder what

the FDA is doing to us........

Take care,

Jim

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> > > > From: Barb Howe barbhowe1@

> > > > Subject: OT: Neurological Lyme symptoms...

> > > > To: Lyme_and_Rife

> > > > Date: Wednesday, July 25, 2012, 2:45 PM

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> > > > My husband is currently using the gb4000 for his lyme. He has a lot of

neurological Lyme symptoms...memory issues, major anxiety, brain fog, loses his

thought mid sentence, confusion, etc in addition to physical symptoms. In the

past he has been on doxy, ceftin and Bactrim (for a coinfection). We have an

appointment with an infectious disease dr in September and from speaking with

them it seems that they will put him on IV antibiotics. I am concerned because

since November, everything is just getting worse....not better at all. I know

that we need to take it slow and steady but I would think he should not be

getting worse.... I'm concerned because of the neuro symptoms he has and I'm

thinking (or more like hoping) that a round of IV antibiotics might help

temporarily however the common sense voice in my head is telling me that it will

make things worse. Can anyone offer any advice? He is currently using the gb4000

once a week, taking charcoal, Isocort

> > > > and adrenal support(he has adrenal fatigue). We have limited finances

now that he is no longer working so I'm trying to figure out the best next

step... Thanks in advance! Barb

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