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Default Our brain on Nutrasweet

Hi,

To folks who have been here awhile the idea that aspartame as a factor in neurodegeneration is nothing new. This is; however, the first scientific report I have seen that substantiates this.

Effect of aspartame on oxidative stress and monoamine neurotransmitter levels in lipopolysaccharide-treated mice.



...the administration of aspartame alone or in the presence of mild systemic inflammatory response increases oxidative stress and inflammation in the brain, but not in the liver.
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