ws splenda removed from the market?
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no, but recently a group called Citizens For Health were trying to get it pulled off the shelf b/c people were complaning of stomach pains and headaches after using Splenda. But it wasn't pulled off the shelf b/c there hasn't been a thorough study to prove that splenda was giving those side effects
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I believe that was a limited edition - a seasonal product.  There was a larger line of similar scents that Suave produced in...well, they showed up in my area of the country in November & December.  Maybe they'll come out again next year.  Keep your fingers crossed!  Until then, check with Bath & Body Works...they usually have similar scents, too.  But, be careful -- they also might be seasonal.
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Have you had any new diet changes in the past three weeks. or within the last few months. This could be even from years of esposure to the elements in the world today. I recommend going to the site below and clicking on digestive health. You can send me an email if you have any questions.\n\nwilliams0757@sbcglobal.net
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Some of the artificial sweetners have been linked to cancer.  Splenda is a really good one, it's made from real suger but without all the calories.
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Splenda is an artificial sweetener that is relatively new on the consumer market. It is approximately 600 times sweeter than sugar, thus needing to use very little sweeten food and beverages. The common term for Splenda is sucralose.\n\nSplenda is used in a variety of products from dessert mixes to syrups. It is also used as a direct sugar substitute, meaning you can use it in place of sugar in coffee and recipes that call for sugar.\n\nThe Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of sucralose, brand name Splenda, to be on the consumer market. This safety of the product is based on the review of over 110 studies involving animals and humans. The FDA looked for carcinogenic, reproductive and neurological effects of usage and found none.\nThe bottom line is that the FDA has found no cancer causing properties in the usage of Splenda. \n\nThe cancer stigma that surrounds artificial sweeteners is believed to stem from the 1970's when lab rats developed bladder during a saccharin trial. Although no case of cancer in a human has been reportedly linked to saccharin, the stigma still remains.
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well, the old version had Ephedra, which was causing heart attacks. But it has been re-formulated, and now it's nothing more than an herbal supplement to give you energy to work out, and eat less.
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I'm not really sure what your question is.\n\nI see.\n\nIf you are in the US, the FDA has strict regulation over sugar sweetness content.  If it's less than regular white sugar, it has to be labeled differently and marketed differently.  I'm sure there would also be a price difference.\n\nIf you're not in the USA, I'm sorry but I wouldn't be able to help you.  Perhaps there is a government agency that can help you with your question.
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there were lots of hits when I searched megafoods, none appeared to be a legal note of going out of business. This website has their phone number, you can try to get in touch, good luck
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Wiztrade is not traded on any stockmaket
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Aspartame is not dangerous. Splenda tastes better, though.
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I'm with you on the sugar substitutes. Splenda is not bitter like the others but I find it leaves that filmy after taste.UGH! Best bet, do what my mom did and just decrease your sugar a little bit daily. She says you get used to it if you do it this way. After a while she got to the point she hated the taste of sugar in her tea. I can help with the salt thing though. My mom had blood pressure issues. She piled salt on her food like it was snowing in her plate. No salt is gross. she rejected it right away, but I finally found something called Salt Sense. It is real salt with 33% less sodium. She never noticed the difference. Now my whole family uses it. It does not eliminate salt, but it helps. they sell it in the grocery store where the regular salt is.
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not yet on the market, but they found out the cause of it, and they're still researching drugs, u can find it on yahoo news if you'd like
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There is a hidden link on subLYMONal.com beneath the screen that gives you the code.  Click it to go to the Hanso website and go to the newsletter.  Type in a name and answer yes.  Answer "breaking strain".  Now go to the executive bios and click on Middlewerk's profile.  Enter the code in the box and either press enter or click on the signature.  Any questions about the Lost Experience, feel free to ask.\nThe subLYMONal.com thing: I don't know what happened to it.  It was working when I first tried it a few weeks ago.  Maybe the product sponsorship ran out.
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News to me  that ephedra is on the market.  I'd be leary of taking it.  I typed in ephedra in Yahoo search and came up with followng sites, but nothing about it being back on the market.  Maybe it was the alkaloids that made it harmful.
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http://www.medscape.com/medline/abstract/8536808\n\nI did a search of the word in your question and this is one of the top four sites that came up.\nIt should give you info to start understanding what it means.\n\nI am a cancer patient and have tried to make heads or tails of the conflicting data about artificial sweetners but it can be confusing.\nI was told that "splenda" which is made from sugar is better than the other replacements but just a few days ago found info that says it can be harmful too so I don't know anymore what to use.
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My husband, who does research at the University of Hawaii med school, was telling me this weekend about a clinical study they saw a presentation on demonstrating how bitter melon helped control borderline diabetes in rats, which resulted in significant weight loss after their bloodsugar was stabilized.\nSo guess what we bought at the nutrition store this weekend? ;)
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Splenda is the way to go.