Hawaii Senate Bill to Ban Aspartame

This is Senate Bill 2506, by Senator Kalani English. The House bill by Rep. Mele Carroll was “deferred” by Health Committee Chair Josh Green, who set an absurdly high hurdle of wanting to hear from 400
physicians and scientists to counter the few letters he got from the Soft Beverage Association of Hawaii, the grocers and no doubt a few lobbyists
from Coca Cola, Ajinomoto (Japanese manufacturer), and Department of Health Director, Dr. Fukino, who based her “expert testimony” on an Ajinomoto paid for aspartame toxicology report from Toxicology magazine.

English’s bill is Hawaii’s only hope to get rid of this
poisonous food additive, whose appr...

Hawaii Senate Bill to Ban Aspartame

This is Senate Bill 2506, by Senator Kalani English. The House bill by Rep. Mele Carroll was “deferred” by Health Committee Chair Josh Green, who set an absurdly high hurdle of wanting to hear from 400
physicians and scientists to counter the few letters he got from the Soft Beverage Association of Hawaii, the grocers and no doubt a few lobbyists
from Coca Cola, Ajinomoto (Japanese manufacturer), and Department of Health Director, Dr. Fukino, who based her “expert testimony” on an Ajinomoto paid for aspartame toxicology report from Toxicology magazine.

English’s bill is Hawaii’s only hope to get rid of this
poisonous food additive, whose approval was pushed through the FDA in 1981 by Searle CEO at that time, Donald Rumsfeld, one of the darkest deals in the
FDA’s history. This bill will come to naught if the bill hasn't been heard when the deadline comes (Feb.
26) for bills to be reported out of committee.

Chairman Senator David Ige hasn’t scheduled it yet, so please take the time
to telephone him immediately at: phone 808-586-6230; sendige@capitol.hawaii.gov

Otherwise, deaths and illnesses will continue
from consuming aspartame in Diet sodas, sugarless gum, Equal, and hundreds of medications, even including children’s vitamins! Please take a few minutes and telephone, fax, and email Sen. Ige.
To not do so is to abandon all consumer protection to the influence of some of the most malevolent corporations in the world. If your Kaleo newspaper were to do some research based on the medical
testimonies submitted as evidence to the House Health Committee, the truth might be told and a few lives in Hawaii would be saved from inevitable
neurodegenerative diseases resulting from the formaldehyde and methanol that aspartame is metabolized as.

Respectfully,

Stephen Fox, Managing Editor Santa Fe Sun News
Founder, New Millennium Fine Art
Stephen@santafefineart.com
505 983-2002