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Jungledoc wrote:

frogbyte wrote:That's the only way to account for some of the revolting things people eat in various weird countries.

So, if you are not accustomed to a food, it's revolting? And just how do you define "weird"?

I have lived in China... nothing is "weird" to me know.

Liking sweet things is natural, eating them in modern quantities is not. Actually no it's not natural. Anyone with a biochemistry background will know this. I have a biochemistry background and would like to know your reasons why sweet things arent natural. To me glycolysis wouldn't be a major meta...

http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2010/04/02-10

Another sample when industry is bigger than government and are above the law.

Liking sweet things is natural, eating them in modern quantities is not. Actually no it's not natural. Anyone with a biochemistry background will know this. I have a biochemistry background and would like to know your reasons why sweet things arent natural. To me glycolysis wouldn't be a major meta...

I don't have a president, I have a prime minister. I'm Canadian. So seing how almost every country allows the use and sale of aspartame, are all those nations stupid too? Food inspection agencies go through a lot of work to make sure the public has access to clean foods. Canadian, that explains eve...

So you trust the government to do the right thing by you? You people have very short memories. Yup, more than companies. I pay their salary ya know? And what do you mean by, "you people," haha.-jk So you trust the government that stages events to start a war - such as in the case with Vietnam? Neve...

Here is one more piece of evidence I will post, "There is no evidence to suggest that the consumption of foods containing this sweetener, according to the provisions of the Food and Drug Regulations and as part of a well-balanced diet, would pose a health hazard to consumers. In addition, other sci...

stuward wrote:Liking sweet things is natural, eating them in modern quantities is not.

Actually no it's not natural. Anyone with a biochemistry background will know this.

It's obvious you did not even watch them by your comments

Rucifer wrote:

Peter Rouse wrote:Why do we need sweeteners in the first place?

Cause we live in modern society and I do like the taste of something sweet in moderation. And because its natural human instinct.

Actually no it's not natural instinct

Just because you are too stupid to even understand what they are talking about does not make them unrelated. Seeing Monsanto put Aspartame on the market I think they are very relevant but if you want to live you your own little dream world go ahead. I bet you didn't even watch them all. No wonder Am...

frigginwizard wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpXDxBT3 ... re=related

If have nothing value to add then don't waste our time.

2 minute video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0hjP62Y6gI

Jebus wrote:I wouldn't consider aspartame that GM, Soy on the other hand...

How do you think that batch of l-tryptophan that killed a bunch of people was contaminated? GMO!