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Aspartame Experts

American Diabetes Association

ADA states that there is no credible scientific evidence linking aspartame to any health-related problems for people with diabetes. ADA is the nation’s leading nonprofit health organization providing diabetes research, information and advocacy.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Scientists at MIT's Clinical Research Center conducted a study which concluded that aspartame is safe for the general population. MIT is known for its Nobel prize-winning staff and excellence in science and math.

More Support From Health Groups

"Several years ago, experiments on rats suggested that saccharin might cause cancer. Since then, however, studies of primates and humans have shown no increased risk of cancer from either saccharin or aspartame."

American Medical Association Council on Scientific Affairs report, published in
The Journal of the American Medical Association, July 19, 1985

"Aspartame is an FDA-approved, safe sweetening agent and flavor enhancer than can be substituted for sugar in the diet."

American Dental Association "Statement on Aspartame," July 17, 1981

"The extensive evidence presently available indicates that aspartame is a safe food ingredient. ACSH believes that consumers need not be concerned about its use. Extensive scientific evidence, including an unusually large number of studies in human subjects, indicates that aspartame is a safe food additive. Although aspartame is now approved for a wide variety of uses, levels of consumption remain well within safe limits."

American Council on Science and Health report, "Low-Calorie Sweeteners," March 1993

"As an organization devoted to people with seizure related problems, we at the Epilepsy Institute have evaluated the current scientific evidence and found aspartame to be safe for people with epilepsy. . . . the members of the Professional Advisory Board of the Epilepsy Institute looked at the seizure activity of our patients, many of whom consume aspartame regularly, and saw no change over the past three years."

The Epilepsy Institute, published in the Congressional Record, June 20, 1986


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