I’m certain that there is something to the NutraSweet problems. I had a most interesting happening in my business that I got to witness some eighteen months ago. Two clients met and got into a conversation about food. One is particularly conscientious regarding the food she takes into her body, and the other was merely participating in salon conversation. I was quite startled to discover both women weeping and hugging, especially since neither of the ladies are prone to such, and our environment is certainly not really comfortable for outbursts of an emotional nature.
Both women had brutal migraines, false hunger, depression, and generic irritability, restlessness, and discontent that had been traced to NutraSweet consumption. Both had spent over a year fooling with the medical establishment, and spent quite a bit of time thinking that:
a) they were nuts, and
b) they were alone.
Since this time I’ve run across about half a dozen folks that have sensitivities to something in NutraSweet with about the same responses. (I’m a stylist, and conversations tend to go where they will.)
I’ve no idea what this might do to a child on the way, but herself has made it clear that NutraSweet is taboo for both of us until we pay off the delivery.
Most assuredly better safe than sorry.