Stevia - Safe?
10-10-05, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by akarius
Where does it say it causes cancer? A gene mutation is a gene mutation, since the genes in humans and rats are almost the same do you not think that there would be some relavence. The fact is doses as high as 2000 mg/kg caused no gene mutations, but sources on the net say stevia in high doses causes cancer but they offer no proof.
Ummmmm... dear. My response was agreeing with what you were saying. You're arguing a moot point.
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10-10-05, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by koffee brown
Ummmmm... dear. My response was agreeing with what you were saying. You're arguing a moot point.
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10-13-05, 11:19 AM
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What's wrong with sugar? Just empty calories that we cyclists can affort to burn off.What about honey? Splenda? Equal? Because a product is manufactured does not mean that it is somehow bad. After all, nutrition is really chemistry in nature rather than in the lab, but sodium cholride is salt whether it comes from the sea or from the combination sodium and cholrine in a test tube.
