Source: rense.com
From Dr. Betty Martini, D.Hum

First of all, all aspartame is suppose to have a PKU warning and according to law must be labeled.  If it says “contains phenylalanine”, that’s a dead giveaway there is probably aspartame in the product.    I’ve asked the FDA many times if they allowed aspartame in dairy products and they refuse to answer even under FOIA (Freedom of Information).  Others have told me the same thing. 

You can go to www.notmilk.com   and get all kinds of recipes and replacements for dairy.  Just Like Sugar ( www.justlikesugarinc.com) makes the best hot chocolate I’ve ever tasted because they use only organic food, organic dark chocolate and pure organic vanilla bean.  You won’t find a list of ingredients that are chemicals because they don’t exist.  They tell me they use dark chocolate to avoid the dairy in milk chocolate.  Then they make a strawberry drink but instead of adding milk you can use rice milk and such.  It’s wonderful tasting too.  They are now in the process of manufacturing gum without aspartame.  They have already received an award for doing something great for America, making a safe sweetener.   See the Just Like Sugar story and you’ll see it, and why they made this safe sweetener.  Dr. Russell Blaylock said in the Blaylock Wellness Report, “Finally a safe sweetener”, and I agree.  It was analyzed before Dr. Blaylock endorsed it.

So the FDA who has already admitted they are broken and can make no decisions of their own, like what is safe and what is deadly:  http://www.mpwhi.com/fda_claims_they_are_fundamentally_broken.htm simply follow what they are told.

What else is new?  Might as well as give up pork.  Now they want to use Neotame, a more potent aspartame in the feed of swine.

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