Milk Producers Petition FDA to allow sugar substitutes in milk

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From Dr Mercola archives | March 13 2013 

Two large association of dairy producers in the US:  International Dairy Food Association (IDFA) and National Milk Producers Association have petitioned FDA to allow unlabeled inclusion of sugar substitutes in milk:  aspartame and sucrolose (splenda).  The idea/objective is to reduce obesity in children (a growing concern in USA) by providing low calorie alternative with sugar/sweetener substitute.

Aspartame, after a series of processes in the body can become methyl alcohol which becomes formalin after absorption in the brain contributing to Alzheimer's, cancer and multiple sclerosis