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Janet Starr Hull PhD, CN

Alternative Health and Holistic Nutrition

Important Links For MS Caused By Aspartame

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Are you trying to avoid getting back in the wheelchair?

Do you have MS, suffer with MS symptoms, or know someone with MS?

Don’t forget that aspartame can produce MS symptoms, and many people have been diagnosed with MS who don’t have it – it was actually just aspartame. 

If this rings true for you or someone you know, I recommend looking at the videos that I have shared below: they are specific to MS caused by aspartame, and they will inspire and educate you about the truth behind aspartame and MS.

Finding answers to your health challenges is very comforting, and it gives you strength and confidence to stay encouraged.

In my book, Sweet Poison, I motivate you and give you hope to strengthen your body and spirit when fighting an illness, and I teach you how to detox inexpensively.

You can find Sweet Poison at your library, too.

Video Links

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Check out these links on MS and aspartame.

Check out these inspirational books, DVDs, and video links:

  1. http://www.sweetpoison.com/about-sweetpoison.html (my book)
  2. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/sweet-remedy/ (a colleague who got out her wheelchair after diagnosed with MS)
  3. http://www.amazon.com/Solving-Mystery-Multiple-Sclerosis-Poisoning/dp/B003L783I0 (a research scientist who has proven aspartame mocks MS)

I hope this helps those with MS or MS symptoms.

Stay strong, and never stop fighting for your health.

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