Revised "Artificially Sweetened Times" Pamphlet
As we all know, this time of year there are parties and gatherings and a lot of people getting sick on aspartame. Here's a note from Don Harkins of the Idaho Observer who publishes the Artificially Sweetened Times so consumers will have booklets to distribute on aspartame and warn their friends, family and the public at large. Remember to distribute in offices, your place of worship, meetings, etc., and send to families and friends in your mailings.
All my best,
Betty
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From: "observer"
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 18:39:20 -0800
Artificially Sweetened Times--revised and updated for the holidays
The Artificially Sweetened Times, a popular 24-page aspartame expose', is being revised and updated--just in time to be included with holiday mailings to friends and family. Now in its fifth printing, The Artificially Sweetened Times is the ideal tool for those who are aware of the dangers associated with aspartame consumption to alert those close to them that the artificial sweetener is really a neurotoxic drug responsible for the nation's epidemic of " Rumsfeld's disease." The text describes in detail the power politics that lead to aspartame's FDA approval even though every safety study conducted proved the substance was dangerous and carcinogenic. It also explains how aspartame, which is 10 percent methanol, causes damage to the body, how to overcome aspartame addiction and begin reversing the symptoms of Rumsfeld's disease. Since we are culturally addicted to sweet foods and drinks, the editors at The Artificially Sweetened Times included a short and fascinating history of "sweet slavery" and compiled a healthy sweetener use guide.
The revisions for the fifth printing are exciting. Activists in New Mexico have gotten the attention of their government and hearings are being scheduled to discuss the ban of aspartame within the state of New Mexico. The plan is to show Rumsfeld's disease survivors and their dependants how to introduce aspartame toxicity information in their state governments so we, the people, can eventually accomplish the removal Donald Rumsfeld's weapon of mass misery from all products sold within each of the 50 states.
And, by the way, former and current Defense Secretary Rumsfeld's role in the aspartame approval process is covered in detail by The Artificially Sweetened Times.
Sample copies $2 each; a bundle of 100 copies is $35 (includes shipping). Call (208) 255-2307 for more information. The Artificially Sweetened Times can be purchased with check or money order by writing The Idaho Observer, PO Box 457, Spirit Lake, Idaho 83869 or with a credit card via PayPal at
http://www.proliberty.com/observer/asptimes.htm
An electronic version of the publication is also available online for free at http://www.vaclib.org/news/astimes.htm
Good luck to all in the new year,
Don Harkins
The Idaho Observer/The Artificially Sweetened Times