ACSN congratulates
Italian Scientist Who Established the Link Between Artificial
Sweeteners and Cancers in Recent Studies
Dallas - April 23 2007 --
A second study conducted by the
European Ramazzini Foundation (ERF) confirms the carcinogenicity of
aspartame. The results of this study will be presented today at the
Mount Sinai Medical School of New York, where ERF Scientific
Director Morando Soffritti will receive the third Irving J. Selikoff
Award.
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Aspartame Consumer Safety Network
and Pilot Hotline
[established in 1987]
Advancing
Advocacy for Aspartame Awareness

Aspartame Consumer
Safety Network is an international
non-profit organization consisting of thousands of volunteer health care professionals,
scientists and concerned consumers. The pioneer aspartame education and action
organization was founded in
1987, by broadcast journalist and former state judge, Mary Nash Stoddard and
Washington D.C. consumer advocate, James Turner, Esq., in order to promote
public awareness of a major health and public policy issue.
A.C.S.N. volunteers
communicate daily with individuals
who seek
credible information and assistance for serious
health problems. Adverse reaction reports are gathered via mail, email and
telephone from individuals and doctors all over the world. These reports number well over
ten thousand to date. A.C.S.N. founders traverse
the globe giving keynote speeches and media interviews on behalf of the organization. Aspartame
Consumer Safety Network is the primary resource for journalists seeking
scientifically-documented credible information on aspartame.
This
website presents reliable articles, news releases, personal stories, and scientific
studies for those wishing to learn more about artificial sugar substitutes. Visitors
to the site receive constructive advice on how to get actively involved with
a successful aspartame awareness campaign. Our organization rises above the
often controversial aspects of the aspartame issue, choosing to address
the positive, intelligent solutions, rather than using inflammatory rhetoric
that only serves to alienate many of those we wish to persuade. Instead of
hurling epithets, we seek to present the truth in its most powerful, positive
form.
Tell
others what you see here. Together we will alert an unsuspecting public as to the reported effects of the
artificial sweetener, aspartame. A.C.S.N. leadership hopes all who read this
will 'Stay healthy, stay happy and get involved.'