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pimpinprelude · 08-25-2003, 06:02 PM

uhh id lock at some of those.. if its not cafine, its aspartame or nutrasweet (i think it the same thing)..but that stuff causes brain cancer. and other tumors... here is some thin on it..."it is currently believed that multiple
separate mutations involving several types of proteins must occur to
cause normal cells to become carcinogenic. Thus, in human adult or
aging populations the accumulation of spontaneous mutations may be
sufficient to set the stage for an environmental agent to provide a
single critical factor required to trigger carcinogenesis."
Therefore, in the population group that is, by far, the most
susceptible to glioblastomas and anaplastic astrocytomas -- the late
middle aged and elderly -- it would certainly be possible for brain
tumors to progress after 4-5 years that aspartame was on the market.
It is the less susceptible populations that would likely see a longer
time period (on average) before the tumor develops.

yea yea yea, its seems messed up but watch out..

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08-25-2003, 06:02 PM	#7
pimpinprelude Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Atlanta Age: 37 Posts: 1,325	uhh id lock at some of those.. if its not cafine, its aspartame or nutrasweet (i think it the same thing)..but that stuff causes brain cancer. and other tumors... here is some thin on it..."it is currently believed that multiple separate mutations involving several types of proteins must occur to cause normal cells to become carcinogenic. Thus, in human adult or aging populations the accumulation of spontaneous mutations may be sufficient to set the stage for an environmental agent to provide a single critical factor required to trigger carcinogenesis." Therefore, in the population group that is, by far, the most susceptible to glioblastomas and anaplastic astrocytomas -- the late middle aged and elderly -- it would certainly be possible for brain tumors to progress after 4-5 years that aspartame was on the market. It is the less susceptible populations that would likely see a longer time period (on average) before the tumor develops. yea yea yea, its seems messed up but watch out..