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Bob, several years ago my (now ex-) wife was complaining about headaches. Then came a cold spell, she stopped drinking her aspartame-laced iced tea, and her headaches ceased. Further experimentation on her part, she said, had confirmed that this was more than coincidence. This is admittedly anecdotal evidence, but I know of no series of tests that will completely refute it. My take on it is that aspartame may have an adverse effect on at least some people and that apparently it has no worse effect on PWP's than on the population as a whole. For one, I went from a heavy user to one who avoids it completely. My main reason is that I have observed first hand what it did to someone else. FWIW..... Art At 12:12 AM 9/28/99 , Michel M. wrote: >Bob Garrick wrote: > >> I found this information just browsing. I hope it is helpful. >> Aspartame is, by far, the most dangerous substance on the market that is >> added to foods. > >This propaganda stuff has been refuted on several occasions within this >exchange >medium, but somehow keeps come back like a bad penny. It's all hogwash! > >Michel