Another Codex Alert! New List Approved with Aspartame Additives!

Ok here we go deeper into the rabbit hole of FDA insanity, This is a new approved list of the types of foods which will now use the deadly toxic chemical aspartame.

When this happens there will be no food bought in the big stores safe to eat or feed your family. the time has come to stand up and make your statement clear to the participating business's who will use these additives which will cause terrible health problems and untimely death to those who are looking for healthy nutritious meals and snacks to feed their families.

When this list includes such items as vegetables and fruits oatmeals and raisins, what other choice will the uninformed consumer have than to purchase these deadly mixtures thinking that they are pumping their families with healthy choices when in fact they are being lead down the dark road to big pharma and socialized medicine.

Take a close look my friends as this is a list which will infuriate you if you like me love to eat drink and enjoy the benefits of consuming store bought verses growing and raising my food exclusively. it is a convenience and they know it, yet it goes far beyond convenience and is now a deadly choice, but not everyone is able to sustain themselves on what they can grow themselves , hunt or farm raise.

They have us over a barrel. And it has never been more important to support your local growers and farmers markets, let them know your fears and concerns and stay connected to let the local farmers know that this is not a phase which will go away but a support system set up in our communities to side step these greedy corporate bastards and make a stand for our health and nutrition, our very futures and wholeness.

The list:
ASPARTAME: It starts on page 74 of a 259 .pdf listing food additives and how much can go into a product. Cheese, bread, veggies, fruits, fish, coffee...... beer

Coco powders, vinegar, candy, gum, the list goes on...

rense.com...

We have all been discussing the importance of stocking up, well it seems to be even more important now than ever if you plan to stock up on many of the items listed here, and when they are gone they will be gone but this can buy you some time to make other connections for your food and enable you to find solutions for the way you have been taught to eat.

We will all have to make lifestyle changes in the way we eat and where we buy our foods. You can do this and if enough people join in and become educated about what they are putting into our food and beverages we can force their hand and perhaps even direct or reverse their need for allowing this kind of plan against humanity.

I did not see pet foods on the list but it is certain they will be placing aspartame in it as well.

Remember they are counting on complacency and denial, so when we dont fall for that trap we have taken responsibility and are directing our own destiny and the choices we make in our consumption desires and needs.

I will try at some point to contact many of the companies who are for and against this issue and compile a list of those for you.

In the meantime I urge you to begin looking into this important issue yourselves and report back here with your findings or you may contact me via u2u if you do not wish to post in the thread. But lets make this information viral on the Net and continue to bring it to the very people who will be affected by the consequences of this most heinous attempt to sicken the food chain and create the cancerous fallout this represents.


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Why am I not surprised, according to the original report this was started in 2008, here is the link to the rense report. I only shop at my local Farmers Market and Organic Food store who list where and by whom the food was grown and have for many years.

www.wnho.net...

Here is the link to the PDF file:

PDF File

I take it they state that aspartame is in all of these products in the packaging? I have managed to cut it out of my diet almost completely, apart from chewing gum. But if it is not on the label then I'm stumped...

reply to post by antar


Thanks for bringing this to my attention, this proves once again that CODEX is really about depopulation or more precisely decreasing the average lifespan. They don't want us all living a long time, retiring and claiming pensions. 'Useless Eaters' as Kissinger once said. CODEX is there to solve this 'problem'

It's not madness, it's by design

i have stopped giving my kids diluting juice here in the uk because you can go to all the shops around

my town and you wil not be able to find any made with sugar they have all got aspertame in them

what happened to our right to choose?

Originally posted by digby888
i have stopped giving my kids diluting juice here in the uk because you can go to all the shops around

my town and you wil not be able to find any made with sugar they have all got aspertame in them

what happened to our right to choose?

Something needs to be done about the Fruit Shoot; even otherwise intelligent parents are buying this drink for their kids, Fruit Shoots contain Aspartame i.e. Rat Poison. Some would say that's child abuse as we're meant to be protecting our children not poisoning them, but of course it is out of ignorance and not deliberate, it's more a misplaced trust in Robinsons. Robinsons are the ones abusing our children by marketing Fruit Shoots towards them

If you bring them up on water they'll enjoy water

reply to post by Big Raging Loner


Right and I wonder what it will be named? You know I am sensitive to msg and at one time I could identify it on the package but now it goes under names like natural flavorings and such, its awful to try and avoid these poisons.

reply to post by Aquarius1


Thanks so much, and one quick point about local farmers markets, I am considering joining ours but they have certain rules I did not feel comfortable with like pricing things according to the older members prices, if I have a bumper crop of something and theya re asking top dollar I may end up taking my product home because it didnt sell when i could have sold it very cheap and still made great profit.

I am in a hurry and just checking in but wanted to comment.

reply to post by antar


Sorry to hear that, don't know what state you're in but here Farmer's Market is very inexpensive, the prices are all about the same, it's a matter of what looks the best. Happens that it's a block from where I live, the best one is downtown Detroit, you can buy off the trucks if you're willing to go down at 4-5 in the morning and the prices are wholesale.

When I lived in the Bay Area I went to Farmers Market in Oakland, Ca. once and they had tomato's for $5.00 a pound, no way would I pay those ridiculous prices when I could drive out toward Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill to a roadside stand buy them for 10 cents a pound in season, or go to my local organic market in Berkeley who also sold veggies very cheap if I didn't want to take a drive.

any tips on what can be done to stop or reverse this?

Originally posted by here4awhile
any tips on what can be done to stop or reverse this?

Write to your politicians and spread the word, I started by forwarding the information to all my friends and family