From: Jaffe, Lyle D
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 7:20 AM
To: Dockets, FDA
Subject: FW: [Aspartame Support] got a new one for you! - Hives



-----Original Message-----
From: Dr. Betty Martini [mailto:Bettym19@mindspring.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2004 11:29 AM
To: Norma (Millie) Flores; sonshiner1111@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [Aspartame Support] got a new one for you! - Hives


Millie, people who use aspartame all of a sudden  think they have become 
allergic.  The real reason is that once you use aspartame you become 
chemically hypersensitive.  Dr. James Bowen calls it polychemical 
sensitivity syndrome, same thing as multiple chemical sensitivity 
syndrome.  As Dr. Russell Blaylock says in a lecture on www.dorway.com, 
"The reactions to aspartame are not allergic they are toxic like arsenic 
and cyanide."  This is what the FDA has done to the people of the world by 
the approval of aspartame.  You have to be real careful.

All my best,
Betty
At 09:32 AM 7/3/2004, Norma \(Millie\) Flores wrote:
>Hello Linda:
>I'm a real strong case of hives.  I had them for 3 1/2
>years, and as soon I stopped using aspartame they went
>away.  Although sometimes I have an episode, I have
>noticed it happens when I use products with MSG.
>Also, I became so allergic that new soaps, perfums,
>detergents and even when it is to hot, it happens
>again.  So, be patient, but it will get better.
>Millie Miralla
>Aguadilla, PR
>
>--- "Dr. Betty Martini" <bettym19@mindspring.com>
>wrote:
> > Aspartame causes hives "big time", and this is
> > discussed in Dr. H. J.
> > Roberts medical text, Aspartame Disease: An Ignored
> > Epidemic,
> > www.sunsentpress.com   It is also #12 on the FDA
> > list of 92 documented
> > symptoms (rash).  Last time I looked chewable
> > Benadryl had aspartame in it.
> >
> > All my best,
> > Betty
> >
> > At 09:48 AM 7/2/2004, sonshiner1111 wrote:
> > >I have a question; can these chemicals in our food
> > supply cause
> > >hives?  The 'rash' is on exposed skin..arms and
> > legs, primarily
> > >legs. It seems to be going away, and then all of a
> > sudden I have a
> > >new outbreak. I am also having trouble with my old
> > 'dejavu' episodes
> > >again too. This may be from benadryl or allegra
> > (which I've stopped
> > >using). I'm thinking that either I've developed a
> > new allergy and
> > >the 'dejavus' are from meds, or that I've reached a
> > different point
> > >in my reactions to all those chemicals.
> > >any input?
> > >lindalinsley
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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