Posts by Kyle Moore55

I feel like every single year around this time, the media goes absolutely insane with these "new year, new body" narratives. You see the same cycle over and over: an athlete or a public figure goes quiet for a few months, and then suddenly they emerge looking like they’ve been living on nothing but kale and discipline. It’s always framed as this massive, heroic breakthrough that's going to change their entire career trajectory.

Personally, I’ve always been a bit skeptical of the suddenness of it all. Real, sustainable change is usually a slow grind, not a dramatic reveal right before the season starts. It feels like a lot of these stories are manufactured just to build hype for the upcoming schedule. When someone says they’ve completely overhauled their lifestyle, I find myself wondering if it’s actually a lasting shift or just a temporary sprint to look good for the cameras.

Do you guys think these massive physical transformations are usually legitimate, or is it mostly just strategic timing for the hype machine?

Lisa Nelson96 said:...diagnoses for what? I can't even get the page to load.

Back in 1994. 10,000 people filed complaints about Aspartame with the FDA, and that’s usually just 1% of the people who actually bother to report their issues. You have to realize that

1) More than 75% of all adverse reactions reported to the administration are linked back to Aspartame
2) If 10,000 people represent 1%, we're talking about numbers closer to a million people!!!
3) The reality is most people don't even realize Aspartame is the root cause of their problems.

I'll just list some of the 92 total symptoms:

asthma, arthritis, panic attacks, blood sugar issues, chest pain, depression, fatigue, confusion, headaches, memory loss, vision problems.

Certain diseases are either 1) caused by Aspartame, 2) made worse by it, or 3) where Aspartame causes symptoms that lead to the disease being misdiagnosed:

Lupus, DIABETES (!!!!!!), epilepsy, Parkinson's, MS, Alzheimer's, increased chemical sensitivity, birth defects, etc.

http://www.dorway.com/badnews.html#symptoms

(Aspartame is the massive problem here in the USA, luckily it isn't used nearly as much elsewhere)

Jerry Phillips2 said:The whole issue is how these substances build up—specifically those formaldehydes coming from Aspartame. Why even bother with artificial stuff when you could just go natural?
Kyle Moore55, care to elaborate on that?

There's this really interesting study done by chemists over in Barcelona http://www.presidiotex.com/barcelona/index.html

The truth is, you see people all over the internet bringing up Aspartame, even in threads where it isn't even the main topic.

I mean, look at why they’re specifically highlighting "Aspartame free" on products like these here http://www.n101.com/aspartame_free_1396.html... what's the deal with that?

There are tons of victims out there testifying about how dangerous Aspartame actually is.
Like this: http://www.presidiotex.com/aspartame...s/victims.html

Usually, these victims are the ones slamming Diet Coca-Cola, where Aspartame levels hit over 350 mg/L, and they're drinking about a liter of it a day. (Honestly, seeing those trucks with "Zero Sugar" Coca-Cola written on them just makes my blood boil.)
Those amounts are well below the "safe" daily limit of 40 mg/kg of body weight that everyone claims won't cause health issues— but it could easily cause major problems at just 10 mg/kg per day.

But then you look at a single Saccharin tablet or a piece of gum. They don't have nearly as much Aspartame as a liter of Diet Coca-Cola does. So, is one Saccharin tablet actually safe?

There's no straight answer. It depends on how small the doses are, how long you've been consuming them, and who you are. Can the cumulative effect of artificial sweeteners cause health issues over many years, even with small amounts? (A single Saccharin tablet in one day shouldn't be an issue, surely)

A much better question would be whether sugar is really the monster we make it out to be, necessitating total avoidance, and if using artificial sweeteners is actually the best way to handle extra pounds.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0630081825.htm
Turns out, it doesn't really help.

Lisa Nelson96 said:But why?

Can someone actually explain WHY, without just saying "that's what I heard"??...

J. Roberts, M. D., F. A. C. P., F. C. C. p: "Aspartame disease is an ignored Epidemic" – that's like 1,000 pages of pure research... 700 references...Thousands of people with diagnoses...

http://www.dorway.com/dblog/ The main landing page... features plenty of doctors and experts...

So, how did aspartame even hit the market...
I can't make heads or tails of this link. It’s just a dead end... looks like nothing there at all. Here's the timeline by year... see below... I can't believe I have to say this again... just look at the facts. It’s all right there if you actually bother to check. People act like they know what they're talking about, but they don't. They just repeat what they hear. It's exhausting...

Check this out... http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0630081825.htm Deceptive body sensors...

Hey.