Aspartam = E 951/= Asparaginsäure + Phenylalanin (= Aminosäuren)
Gebrauch: Allergische Beschwerden/Kopfschmerz/Sehstörung/Hyperaktiv/depressiv;
Nebenwirkungen: Depressiv [manic depression/anxiety
attacks (morning)]/Hallucinations/irritable/slurred speech
(Short term/poor) memory loss/unable to concentrate/forgets what is
saying in middle of sentence/feels like “fog has been lifted” (on giving
up)/confused
Abdominal Pain
Anxiety attacks
arthritis
asthma
Asthmatic Reactions
Bloating, Edema (Fluid Retention)
Blood Sugar Control Problems (Hypo-/Hyperglycemia)
Brain Cancer (Pre-approval studies in animals)
Breathing difficulties
burning eyes or throat
Burning Urination
can’t think straight
Chest Pains
chronic cough
Chronic Fatigue
Confusion
Death
Depression
Diarrhea
Dizziness
Excessive Thirst or Hunger
fatigue
feel unreal
flushing of face
Hair Loss (Baldness) or Thinning of Hair
Headaches/Migraines dizziness
Hearing Loss
Heart palpitations
Hives (Urticaria)
Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
Impotency and Sexual Problems
inability to concentrate
Infection Susceptibility
Insomnia
Irritability
Itching
Joint Pains
laryngitis
“like thinking in a fog”
Marked Personality Changes
Memory loss
Menstrual Problems or Changes
Migraines and Severe Headaches (Trigger or Cause From Chronic Intake)
Muscle spasms
Nausea or Vomiting
Numbness or Tingling of Extremities
Other Allergic-Like Reactions
Panic Attacks
Phobias
poor memory
Rapid Heart Beat
Rashes
Seizures and Convulsions
Slurring of Speech
Swallowing Pain
Tachycardia
Tremors
Tinnitus
Vertigo
Vision Loss
Weight gain
Aspartame Disease Mimics Symptoms or Worsens
the Following Diseases
Alzheimer’s Disease
Arthritis
Birth Defects
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Diabetes and Diabetic Complications
Fibromyalgia
Lupus
Lyme Disease
Lymphoma
Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS)
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Parkinson’s Disease
ADHD, aggravates autism;
Repertorium: [Richard Bocock]
Mind: Activitiy desires
it
Alert
Calm
Cheerful
Confused - with headache/talking
Content (during mental prostration)
Delusion - things no longer automatically
done/awake, wide-awake/everything runs like clockwork/been poisoned
Dull - with headache/speaking/during work
Exhilaration
Forgetful during headache
Grief
Industrious (efficient)
Indifferent - durikng headache/to important
things/to usual intellectual occupation/to irritating, disagreeable things
Irritable - # indifferent/to own family/>
headache
Laughing/loquacious
Memory waek (for what is about to do/for what
is about to say/for proper names)
Mistakes - speaking (using wrong words)/in
work/in time/days of the week
Prostration of mind during headache
Reproaches himself
Senses acute
Time appears longer/passes too slowly
Tranquility (performing tasks)
Untidy
Weak will
Vertigo: Turning head/or
moving head quickly
Walking
Head: Heavy
Pain - l./from light in general/in forehead ext
eyes/in occiput/bursting > after eating/cutting (in forehead)/in a line or
rod
Eyes: Glassy appearance
Itching in innere canthi
„As if hair in eye“
Staring
Vision: Acute/foggy
Ear: Heat
Itching in meatus
Smell: acute
Face: corners of mouth
cracked
Dry
Eruptions around corners of mouth
Heat in spots
Pain - in bones/in cheek/stinging
Mouth: Tongue yellow
Saliva - frothy/offensive/thick
Salivation profuse
Taste acute
Ulcer in Gums
Throat: Dry
„As if foreign body“
Stomach: Appetite increased
(morning)/wanting
Distended
Empty (in morning after breakfast)
Eructations/retching with cough
Heartburn
Abdomen: Pain in
Hypogastrium/in region of umbilicus: spot beneath navel/stitching
Rectum: Constipation (stool
insufficient)/urging
Stool: Hard/long,
narrow/smells offensive
Bladder: urging
Female organs: Menses - delayed
protracted
Stitching in uterus
Respiration: Deep - desires to
breathe
Difficult (eating/after exertion)
Cough: dry
Chest:
constricted/oppressed
Pain - sore/stitching/with respiration/l.
mamma/between ribs
Back: Heat in lumbar
tegion on waking from sleep at night radiating to body
Pain - cervical region (aching)/burning in
lumbar tegion on waking from sleep at night
Stiffness in cervical region (creaking „As if
bones need oiling“)
Extremities: Heaviness in upper
limbs writing
Pain - stitching in lower limbs (>
motion/knees)
Weakness in ankle suddenly walking/knee
suddenly gives away walking
Sleep: sleepy
Dreams: Dead children/eyes
bloodshot and r. eye glows
Skin: cicatrices itching
Generals: > open air
Food and drinks: Aversion to: sweets; <:
errors in diet; Desires: sweets;
Lack of vital heat
„As if heat“
Pain - appears suddenly/in
spots/stabbing/stitching
Weary in evening
Vergleich: Enthält: Methanol (10%) by weight/wird metabolised into
formaldehyde + Form-ac + CO2; Enthalten in: Light
cola; Siehe: Saccharum officinalis + Allergie + Süßmittelgruppe
Unverträglich:
in Phenylketonurie
Allerlei: = Excitotoxin
Non-nutritive sweetener 160 - 220x sweeter than sugar.
Approved for dry use/chewing gum/carbonated drinks in 1981/for general
use in 1996. Approved in over 100 countries/WHO/EC scientific Committee on
Foods.
Found in over 6000 products [puddings/frozen desserts/carbonated soft
drinks (70% of demand)/breath mints/vitamins/cold preparations]. Mostly
combined with sugar/saccharine/trend towards use as the sole sweetener in
processed foods (Pepsi/Coca-Cola).
In slimmers, due to it’s low calorific value/in diabetics as it is
claimed to satisfy sugar cravings without affecting blood sugar
levels/recommended by the American Diabetic Association. Claimed be be free
from any side-effects in the majority of people (except PKU).
The history of aspartame is extremely controversial.
It has been extensively tested but still doubts remain as to its safety,
or otherwise.
In the Spring of 1971, the neuroscientist, Dr John Olney (whose work on
the effects of Monosodium glutamate
resulted in it being removed from baby foods) informed GD Searle that his
studies had revealed that aspartic acid caused holes in the brains of baby
mice. These results were replicated by one of Searle’s own researchers in a
similar study. GD Searle tests were sloppy/inaccurate.
Aspartic acid: 40% of weight of aspartame. It is claimed that reports of
brain damage is built on faulty premise that large amounts of aspartame leads
to a build-up of aspartic acid in the blood circulating to brain + kills nerve
cells by over stimulation. NutraSweet claim that due to the nature of the
aspartic acid transport system it doesn’t cause any neurotoxilogical effects
as, it does not cross the blood-brain barrier and therefore doesn’t accumulate
in the brain. Ketchner & Hollenbeck (1991) stated that, although this is
normally true, at high doses it can cross into the brain, where it acts as an
excitatory neurotransmitter and, potentially cause brain damage. High levels of
aspartic acid in its unbound form significantly raise blood plasma level of the
neurotransmitter, Aspartate. Excess levels of aspartame allow the influx of too
much calcium into the cells, which, in turn triggers excess free radicals that
kill the cells. Again, the point is made that some parts of the brain are not
protected by the blood-brain barrier.
Aspartame has simiLAR characteristics as Glutamate (Monosodium Glutamate). Brain
Aspartam can cause magnesium deficiency.