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From: "Strayze" <[log in to unmask]>
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> One would have to ingest extremely large amounts of Aspartame to get
> methanol poisening.  Even persons with alcoholic encephalopathy, hence
> alcoholic damaged livers, when admistered a lot of Aspartame  present
with
> blood methanol in the normal ranges

what these groups say is that the methanol liberated from canned soda,
especially those stored in not optimum shelf temperature. i myself use
aspartame in the absence of other sugar substitute and have not
experienced adverse effects. I am more concerned about studies pointed
out by Heller, Vagnini in their book Carbohydrate Addict regarding
aspartame's tendency to induce excessive insulin release.

greg




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