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Is there aspartame in diet pepsi?
Yes, absolutely. Without sugar it seems to be the only substance used as a sweetener these days, although Stevia is starting to come into the picture more.Source: I've been allergic to aspartame for 5 years now, I quickly learned how to avoid it. i know Crystal Light has a sweetener called phenylalanine. However i am not sure of it being as good or bad for you as aspartame is..
How can i watch the crystal light commercial?
There are three good ways to watch the crystal light commercial. However, the one recommended is to go to the crystal light website and try to watch it directly from there.
Is crystal light lemonade good to drink to prevent dehydration?
yes
What is a good website for healing stones?
http://therapeuticreiki.com/blog/category/tags/alternative-health-therapy/crystal-healing/
How do you get a good level 12 light weapon?
Go to crystal cave, finish the quest, and they give a light weapon.
Is stimirol fire bubblegum halaal?
Make sure that is doesn't contain aspartame. Aspartame is not good for the body and many has deemed it as a dangerous substance. Read up a little on aspartame and see for yourself. So which ever is not good for the body does not make it halaal. Hope this helps.
Is aspartame good for you?
No it's not. Normal sugar is better.
What is the acid level pH of crystal light drink mixes?
I just read that Kool Aid has a pH of 3.0-3.53, so perhaps Crystal Light is near that. This is less acidic than cola but probably not as good for you as Green Tea.
Is crystal light or Nestea good for you?
Crystal light is not good for you due to the aspartame/nutra sweet added to it instead of sugar. It's a nuero toxin which can cause brain and nervous disorders and may also cause symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Nestea is good for you if you get the plain unsweetened bottle. White tea is the healthiest tea, followed by green tea, oolong tea, black tea ( nestea) This is a bunch of misinformation, sorry to say. Over 90 countries have found that Aspartame is completely safe for human consumption, not to mention that it is one of the most tested substances ever in the US (according to the FDA), and has been found to be completely safe. People tend to want to discredit or besmirch products that aren't natural purely because they don't exist naturally and therefore could not possibly be good for you. The rest of us rely on testing results and food commissions worldwide for their opinions on the matter. In this case, the overwhelming consensus is that Aspartame is perfectly fine. Certainly better than any of the other sweeteners that haven't gone through anywhere near as much testing (Splenda e.g.) Every test has produced the same conclusion....IT'S SAFE.
What are good points about aspartame?
There are none whatsoever. Aspartame is a dangerous chemical that should have never been made legal for comsumption. Its reason for use is weightloss and for an alternative sugarfree sweetener for diabetics. Considering people gain more weight on diet soda and lose weight when they switch to regular, there goes that "weightloss theory". Also, aspartame can make diabetic contol more DIFFICULT and can also precipitate diabetes in person who dont have it. EVEN IF IT DID help with weightloss and diabetes (but it absolutly does not) its benefits would NEVER outweigh the risks. Brain tumors, Grand Mal Seizures, and even death are among the many documented side effects of aspartame use.
What does the company NutraSweet make?
The company called NutraSweet manufactures, wholesales and retails the artificial sweetener called aspartame. Products containing aspartame are good for people to have to control their sugar intake.
What are the uses of aspartame?
Aspartame is an artificial, non-saccharide sweetener used as a sugar substitute in some foods and beverages. In the European Union, it is codified as E951. Aspartame is a methyl ester of the aspartic acid and phenylalaninedipeptide.IUPAC name: N-(L-α-Aspartyl)-L-phenylalanine 1-methyl esterStructural formula can be found in 'Reated Links' below this answer.
