>>413008

Aspartame. In the early 80's it was given to medical staff by pharma reps by the case. Crystal Light and gum balls. First time I tried it I got a migraine which I had never experienced in my life. A few days later I tried it again and same thing happened. I knew from that moment on that the stuff was bad. I never drink diet soda and rarely drink anything else but water.

>>413429

Yes, I remember. You know these people were slamming the brakes when they had both ankles broken trying to stop the car.

>>413430

Nutrasweet is the maker of both Neotame and Aspartame. Looks like Neotame is even worse than the former. articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2012/03/28/neotame-more-toxic-than-aspartame.aspx

>>413441

Pope. denver.cbslocal.com/2018/02/17/pope-revives-lapsed-sex-abuse-commission-amid-skepticism/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

>>413447

Good point anon.

>>413486

no bueno.

>>413510

As much as I can remember yes, but it was hushed up quickly. I do remember seeing it on the news a couple times back then.

>>413528

It was a sweetener. Searle drug reps gave it out like candy (literally) to medical office staff.

>>413577

At the time I had a stick and thought to myself I would get into neutral, use parking brake and turn engine off.

>>413603

Well looks like the guy who jumped Rand Paul didn't get in too much trouble. Just say it was a disagreement over landscaping.