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    What are you feeding your kids?

    off the back of my mate ed's pissing and moaning about naturally occuring drugs (not toxins) that i happily grow and smoke, i looked at the back of the el cheapo (pams) "raro" type juice mix i got on special today (3 for 3$).
    for those who don't know: ingredients must be listed in order or quantity, whether or not they specify the quantity.
    first up was sugar, no real surprise, but then at the end of the list was "sweetener (961)" this is neotame, the ADHD carcinogenic cousin of aspartame i mentioned on ed's moan-thread. there were a lot of other numbers on the ingredients list too.

    so here's this link
    and here's it quoted verbatim. in normal text so you don't have to whine about the greenery:

    The human body does not need food additives. Additives are added to processed food to enhance the taste, appearance or to increase the shelf life. Not all additives are harmful, but many in use today are known to be dangerous and even carcinogenic. Some in use in Australia have been banned overseas and many are banned in baby food. There has been a vast increase in the amount of additives used in the past 30 years and some are listed below.
    Glutamates: - MSG 621
    Glutamates belong to a group of amino acids called excitotoxins. Excitotoxins are substances that over-stimulate neurons. Excessive over-stimulation may result in the death of the neuron (brain cell).
    MSG or monosodium glutamate occurs naturally in many plants such as tomatoes, spinach and grapes. This form of MSG is bound with proteins and is in low concentration. The artificial manufacture of MSG involves stripping off these proteins and greatly increasing the concentration. This processed free glutamate is in far greater quantities than that found in nature. Manufacturers are aware that the public are starting to avoid products with MSG or 621 so are using similar products with a different name or number. Some of these other additives may have different or more severe reactions to MSG. 620 L-Glutamic acid 625 Magnesium L-glutamate
    621 Monosodium L-glutamate 627 Disodium 5’-glutamate
    622 Monopotassium L-glutamate 631 Disodium 5’-isonate
    623 Calcium glutamate 635 Disodium 5’-ribonucleotides
    624 Monoammonium L-glutamate


    Other ways of disguising MSG is to call it a different name. Common sources of processed free glutamate (MSG) are:Monosodium glutamate Potassium glutamate
    Hydrolysed vegetable protein Hydrolysed protein
    Hydrolysed plant protein Autolyzed yeast
    Plant protein extract Sodium caseinate
    Calcium caseinate Yeast extract
    Textured protein Hydrolysed … anything
    Malt extract Flavouring
    Stock Seasoning
    Natural flavouring Spices


    Hydrolysed vegetable protein is a concentrated form of natural MSG that is often used in processed foods instead of MSG. These are usually sold as “MSG free” or “No Added MSG”. HPV is made from junk vegetables selected for their high quantity of excitotoxins. These are boiled in sulphuric acid and the acid is then neutralised with sodium hydroxide (caustic soda). The brown sludge is scraped from this, dried and powdered. This powder contains known carcinogens and dicarboxylic acid, the safety of which is unknown. MSG may be added to the powder before it is put into our food including baby food.
    Symptoms from MSG include sweating, heart palpitations, sleeplessness, heartburn, asthma, rashes, nausea, migraines and stiff necks. Some people are more sensitive than others.
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    Artificial Sweeteners: - 951, 952, 954, 961

    The sweet taste begins as carbohydrates are broken down by saliva. This prepares our body for a carbohydrate intake by preparing the enzymes required to digest the carbohydrates. Apart from us liking the sweet taste, sugar does not give us any essential nutrients. Artificial sweeteners cause weight gain by many mechanisms, such as causing unstable blood sugar levels, which increases the appetite and causes cravings for carbohydrates (sweets/sugar).
    Aspartame 951 (NutraSweet, Equal)

    Aspartame is another excitotoxin and it took 20 years of lobbying and debate before it was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This was despite scientific data showing a link to the development of brain tumours in rats. One month after approval for use in soft drinks the FDA commissioner, Arthur Hayes Jr. M.D., became a senior consultant for Burson-Marsteller, the Public Relations firm that managed G.D Searle’s account.

    Aspartame is made up of methanol (10%), phenylalanine (50%) and aspartic acid (40%). Methanol breaks down into formic acid and formaldehyde in the body. Formaldehyde is a deadly neurotoxin. While formic acid is found in the venom of bee and ant stings. Phenylalanine in excess can cause the serotonin levels in the brain to decrease leading to disorders such as depression.

    Free methanol is created from aspartame when it is heated to above 30° C such as in a coffee or in cooked items. This will also occur if soft drinks are not refrigerated all the time, such as during transport and during storage at the retailer. On 27 June 1996, without public notice, the FDA removed all restrictions from aspartame allowing it to be used in everything, including all heated and baked goods. Aspartame accounted for more than 75% of all adverse reactions reported to the US FDA's Adverse Reaction Monitoring System (ARMS).
    Cyclamates 952 (Sucaryl; Sweetex

    Cyclamates were banned in the USA and UK in 1969 however it is still used in Australia. A Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) survey in 2004 determined that the average consumer exceeded the acceptable daily intake.
    Saccharin 954

    In 1977, after a study indicating an increased rate of bladder cancer in rats, Canada banned saccharin while the US and other countries required a warning label on all saccharin products. In 2000 the labelling requirements were lifted.
    As the new NTP (National Toxicology Program) report explains: “Although it is impossible to absolutely conclude that it poses no threat to human health . . . saccharin is not reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen under conditions of general usage as an artificial sweetener.”
    Neotame 961

    Neotame has similar structure to aspartame – except that, from its structure, appears to be even more toxic than aspartame.
    Aspartame Reactions

    The FDA had to list notified reactions to aspartame under Freedom of Information. Of the 92, some are:ADD/ADHD Alzheimer's Asthma Birth defects Brain cancer Chronic fatigue
    Death Depression Epilepsy Fibromyalgia Headaches/migraines Joint pains
    Memory loss Menstrual problems Palpitations Panic attacks Parkinson’s Weight gain

    Avoiding Hidden Aspartame & Artificial Sweeteners

    Soft drinks, over-the-counter drugs & prescription drugs (very common and listed under "inactive ingredients"), vitamin & herb supplements, yogurt, instant breakfasts, lollies, breath mints, cereals, sugar-free chewing gum, cocoa mixes, coffee beverages, instant breakfasts, gelatine desserts, frozen desserts, juice beverages, laxatives, milk drinks, shake mixes, tabletop sweeteners, tea beverages, instant teas and coffees, topping mixes, wine coolers, etc.

    So, when you're consuming MSG, the level of glutamate in the blood can rise as high as 20-fold. You get very high glutamate levels in the blood after eating a meal containing MSG. You're stimulating all of the glutamate receptors. That's why some people get explosive diarrhoea and dyspepsia, because it stimulates the receptors in the oesophagus and small bowel. Others may develop irritable bowel, or if they have irritable bowel, it makes it a lot worse. If they have reflux, it makes that a lot worse. The thing about the cardiac conduction system glutamate receptors is this may explain the rise in sudden cardiac death.

    What you see in almost all these cases is low magnesium. When the magnesium level is low, the glutamate receptors become hypersensitive, and so people—athletes in particular, if they are not supplementing with magnesium—are prone to sudden cardiac death, because of the glutamate receptors. If they eat a meal or something that contains glutamate or drink a diet cola before practice, it will produce such intense cardiac irritability; they'll die of sudden cardiac death. We know the sudden cardiac death is due to two things: Most commonly arrhythmia and coronary artery spasm. Both of which can be produced by glutamate.

    Now for the kicker; Consume aspartame WITH MSG and the problems can be amplified, much like taking certain drugs with alcohol.

    Please check labels carefully and compare it against this list. Many people make the mistake of not checking labels carefully and continue to poison themselves.
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    Colours: -

    Colouring is added to food to make it look good and to appeal to consumers. Many people are aware of the link between some artificial colours and hyperactivity, but did you know many are proven or suspected carcinogens? Some natural colours are also linked to hyperactivity. These colours are not only used in food, but may also be used in medications. Approximately half of the available additives are banned in at least one country.

    Tartrazine – 102 – Skin rashes, wakefulness in small children, breathing problems Banned in Norway, Austria and Finland

    Alkanet – 103 – Banned in Europe in 1984 and the US 1988. It was listed for use in Australia in 1992

    Quinoline – 104 – (Yellow) Hyperactivity in children, asthmatic reaction Banned in the USA and Norway

    Sunset Yellow – 110 – Serious digestive disturbance, swelling of blood vessels Banned in Norway

    Carminic Acid – 120 – (Cochineal) Hyperactivity, urticaria, rhinitis, diarrhoea, and anaphylaxis Banned in USA.

    Carmoisine – 122 – Swelling, skin rashes and asthma attacks Banned in Sweden, USA, Austria and Norway

    Amaranth – 123 – Provokes asthma, eczema, hyperactivity. Carcinogenic Banned in the USA, Russia, Austria and Norway and other countries

    Ponceau – 124 – Very bad for asthma sufferers or aspirin sensitive types, Carcinogenic in animals Banned in the USA and Norway

    Erythrosine – 127 – Cause of overactive thyroid gland, visual disturbance Banned in the USA in 1990 and Norway

    Brilliant Blue – 133 – Hypertension in children people with any allergy history Banned in Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, Norway

    Lissamine Green – 142 – Some evidence suggesting carcinogen Banned in Sweden, USA and Norway

    Black PN – 151 – Hyperactivity in small children Banned in Denmark, Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, USA, Norway

    Brown FK – 154 – Affects asthma skin rash & aspirin sensitivity sufferers Banned in USA

    Brown HT – 155 – ADD, affects asthma skin rash & aspirin sensitivity sufferers Banned in Denmark, Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, USA, and Norway

    Annatto extract – 160b – Asthma, hyperactivity, skin irritations, allergies, possibly cancer

    Aluminium – 173 – New to Australia. Banned in some countries

    Silver – 174 – New to Australia. Banned in some countries

    Gold – 175 – New to Australia. Banned in some countries
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    Preservatives

    Sorbates – 200-203 – Allergic reactions in chemical-sensitive people, asthma, skin rashes, hyperactivity

    Benzoates – 210-219 – Liver, kidney and neurotoxicity, asthma, gastric burning, hyperactivity, allergic reactions in aspirin and chemical-sensitive people. Some numbers banned in some countries

    Sulphites – 220-228 – Asthma, anaphylaxis, nettle rash, swelling, diarrhoea, gastric irritation, nausea, hyperactivity, destroys vitamin B contents in foods. Calcium variations banned in some countries.

    Formaldehyde – 240 – Possible cancer hazard. Mutagen.May cause damage to kidneys.May cause allergic reactions.May cause sensitisation. May cause inheritable genetic damage.

    Nitrates, Nitrites – 249-252 – Asthma, cancer, headache, destroys red blood cells, breathing difficulties, dizziness, vomiting. Potential carcinogen

    Propionates – 280-283 – Hyperactivity, learning difficulties, aggression, fatigue, migraine

    Of the 50 or so available preservatives, only those listed below are considered safe.Nisin 234
    Acetic acid 260
    Sodium acetates 262
    Calcium acetate
    263


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    Antioxidants

    Gallates – 310-312 – May cause gastric or skin irritation. These are not permitted in foods for infants and small children because of their known tendency to cause the blood disorder, methemoglobinemia

    Butylates – 319-321 – Petroleum based. Not permitted in infant foods, can provoke an allergic reaction in some people, may trigger hyperactivity and other intolerances; serious concerns over carcinogenicity and estrogenic effects. Stimulates production of cholesterol. May cause reproductive defects.

    Citric acid – 330 – May cause reactions in MSG-sensitive people.
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    Emulsifiers & Stabilisers

    Propylene glycol alginate – 405 – derived from petroleum

    Carrageenan – 407 – linked with cancer because it may become contaminated when ethylene oxide degraded carrageenan, which is not a permitted additive; however, native carrageenan, which is used, may become degraded in the gut. Asthma, skin rashes, colon ulcers, cancer (when degraded), do not give to infants and young children

    Mannitol – 421 – Hyperactivity, nausea, vomiting diarrhoea, kidney dysfunction, on the National Institutes of Health hazards list ot permitted in infant foods

    Polyoxyethylene – 430-436 – Some numbers banned in some countries

    Methyl cellulose – 461 – Another name for wood alcohol or methanol (see aspartame)

    Carboxymethyl cellulose – 466 – Known to cause cancer when ingested by test animals.
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    Anti-caking agents

    Sodium sulphates – 514 – May upset the body's water balance

    Sodium aluminium phosphate – 541 – Acidic avoid it, banned in some countries, Parkinson’s, Dementia

    Talc – 553b – Cancers (stomach and ovarian), respiratory problems

    Sodium aluminium silicate – 554 – Used in salt, dried milk substitutes and flours; aluminium is known to cause placental problems in pregnancy and has been linked to Alzheimer's

    Asthma was rare in the 1960’s and ADD/ADHA was not heard of. Ritalin (Speed) is now given to around half of our school age children.

    Ever hear of Fibromyalgia or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? These are modern day waste-basket diseases. When, because of aspartame, MSG and/or milk and dairy the doctor has NO CLUE to a patients problem... They all to often misdiagnose a victim with one of those diseases... and then make matters worse by giving them inappropriate (but powerful and expensive) drugs.
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    LOL, ok, so no green print but now a full page of white writing??? Ouch, information overload, suffice to say the shits not good for our kids, Our poor bloody daughters only ever got water,until they discovered coke at the local dairy.
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    Don't have kids of my own but I am primed to feed my partners grandbaby Twisties, Fanta and Blue Smarties....about 30 mins before he is ready to go home
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    Don't worry. Most of that stuff is filed under "Healthy Options". I only feed my boy food. Real, sweet and tasty as fuck, food.
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    well fuck that.....Im not eating or drinking anything anymore

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    I'm going to fill my kids up with a distorted world view.

    And they'll fuckin love it
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    Quote Originally Posted by schrodingers cat View Post
    I'm going to fill my kids up with a distorted world view.

    And they'll fuckin love it
    Which religion exactly or are you still deciding?
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    Who gives a fuck? Shouldnt you be posting this on the womans weekly website or something?

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    Quote Originally Posted by yod View Post
    Which religion exactly or are you still deciding?
    Global free market economics
    "I don't like it, and I'm sorry I ever had anything to do with it." -- Erwin Schrodinger talking about quantum mechanics.

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    Dont go down this path...It will scare the beejaysus out of you ....

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    Food inc ...

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    Long and short , if its proccessed , good luck

    it will be made of , water, sugar , flavour , fats/oil, starch

    all the above is usually from corn , corn oil, veg oil, or what ever labal they call it. and the killer ( literally ) is high fructose corn syrup...that goes straight to the belly , and its in everything ,,,,,,,,,( cant find out about beer, and beer has sugar!)

    they even put sweetener in SUGAR!!!

    Veges , ( home grown ) are the key .......its just that , after a few homebrew , one does enjoy MACCAS!!!!!!.........


    Ive been trying to eat healthy,,,,,epic fail....

    Oh well at least in 2000000000000000000000000 years time I will be perfectly preserved ,,,,,,,

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    South Auckland kids thrive on all manner of fucked-up food shit...
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    Quote Originally Posted by schrodingers cat View Post
    Global free market economics
    Poor kids. You must be every inch of the cunt you seem.
    I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!

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    De missus feeds the kids as I can't cook... but they love the stuff that I throw doon me throat, but it has been classified as bad and they only get it when mum ain't home
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