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Other Adverse Effects:
Rats on aspartame developed apparent neurological, eye, skin, and other disorders
According to neurosurgeon Russell Blaylock, MD, a wide range of adverse effects may be associated with aspartame, including neurodevelopmental abnormalities, nervous system injury, endocrine disorders, diabetes Types 1 and 2, gross obesity, enhanced cancer growth and spread, immune dysfunction, retinal disorder, arterial sclerosis, multiple sclerosis, lupis and other auto-immune disorders, GI disorders and sudden cardiac death. My rats on aspartame experienced the adverse effects shown in the movies below.
For complete details, get My Aspartame Experiment: Report from a Private Citizen using the links to the left.
Neurological disorders
This movie shows females and males on aspartame with possible neurological disorders, including paralysis, spasmodic torticollis (also referred to as dystonia), and difficulty walking.
Eye disorders
This movie shows females and males with eye infections, bleeding and protruding eyes. Protruding eyes can be a symptom of Graves’ disease, an adverse effect of aspartame.
Skin disorders This movie shows males and a female on aspartame with skin problems.
Miscellaneous
This movie shows females on aspartame with miscallaneous problems. The first two show thining fur. The third one is obese, and the fourth had a tooth growing outside her mouth. According to the scientific literature, aspartame stimulates and increases the appetite for carbohydrates. A recent study shows that each can of diet soda increases the risk of being overweight by an unbelievable 41%.
