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Aspartame in Milk??? WTH

Discussion in 'Health & Fitness' started by Piper, May 19, 2013.

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  1. Piper

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    Tell the FDA to Reject More Aspartame in Milk!

    Tell the FDA to Reject More Aspartame in Milk! | Food Democracy Now

    Right now, in the midst of a major childhood obesity epidemic, the giant dairy lobby is trying to force the federal government to redefine “milk” to include artificial sweeteners such as aspartame in children’s school lunches without proper labels. So instead of chocolate or strawberry milk with sugar, high fructose corn syrup or some natural sweetener, Big Dairy now wants to replace that with aspartame in our children’s milk and pretend it’s a healthy choice for you and America’s children and keep this all a secret by not requiring proper labels!

    Aspartame has a long clouded history, with fraudulent science submitted during the original FDA approval process, links to mood alterations including anxiety, agitation, depression, headaches, insomnia, and memory, learning problems and seizures and brain tumors. And not surprising, the company that created by aspartame was bought by Monsanto in the 1985. In 1999, Monsanto admitted to using genetic engineering of bacteria to create aspartame, which is now used widely as an artificial sweetener in diet soft drinks, chewing gum and diet foods as a sugar substitute.

    Tell the FDA not to cave to Big Dairy - Keep improperly labeled Aspartame out of our milk!
     
  2. Statler

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    It would be on the ingredient label. Where's the "sneaking"?

    When was flavored milk a heathy choice before?
     
  3. Piper

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    I agree with that. As always, these articles are sensationalist. Apparently the FDA already allows HFCS in flavored milk. Debate now is to allow aspartame, and I expect you're right that it would be on the label. Nobody in the lunch line is going to be reading it though.
     

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