Re: The effects of zero gravity.. or diet?

[Guest guest]

At 09:18 PM 2/6/03 -0500, wrote:

>So I wondered how much of the ill effects of space travel are

>from space travel itself, and how much are from the food those poor

>astronauts have to eat. 

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Saw a woman doctor, Canadian astronaut being interviewed right after Columbia

was lost. Was saying astronauts come back with MS and other diseases yet make

amazing recoveries after getting back. She thought somehow that there was

something in space that made them heal this way. Did no thinking as to " why "

they were " created " in space. I left it with if this is where intelligence and

the medical world comes from then maybe the best place for them is out there

permanently.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I was on the list a while ago but had so many things going I did not have

time to read it all, so went no-mail.

The question the Canadian Doctor's comment about MS brings to mind is: Do

the space rations contain aspartame? Aspartame can create symptoms of MS.

It's possible that upon their return to Planet Earth the astronauts did not

consume foods or beverages containing it. This would account for the

disappearance of the symptoms.

Enjoy! ;-)

Judith Alta

-----Original Message-----

At 09:18 PM 2/6/03 -0500, wrote:

>So I wondered how much of the ill effects of space travel are

>from space travel itself, and how much are from the food those poor

>astronauts have to eat.

,

Saw a woman doctor, Canadian astronaut being interviewed right after

Columbia

was lost. Was saying astronauts come back with MS and other diseases yet

make

amazing recoveries after getting back. She thought somehow that there was

something in space that made them heal this way. Did no thinking as to " why "

they were " created " in space. I left it with if this is where intelligence

and

the medical world comes from then maybe the best place for them is out there

permanently.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

At 10:24 AM 2/7/03 -0500, you wrote:

>Hi,

>

>I was on the list a while ago but had so many things going I did not have

>time to read it all, so went no-mail.

>

>The question the Canadian Doctor's comment about MS brings to mind is: Do

>the space rations contain aspartame?  Aspartame can create symptoms of MS.

>It's possible that upon their return to Planet Earth the astronauts did not

>consume foods or beverages containing it.  This would account for the

>disappearance of the symptoms.

>

>Enjoy!  ;-)

>

>Judith Alta

Good point! Yes, MS is only one of many debilitating diseases linked to

aspartame use. Makes sense in that they're most likely trying to reduce food

weight into space by using concentrated ingredients.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

More that just came to me is that the wood alcohol going to the brain from

aspartame is 93% higher in blood type A. What does space do with that? How do

alterations to bone noted affect the blood carrying aspartame through

their bodies?

Wanita

[Guest guest]

Wanita,

Where do you find the studies for this? I'm not doubting you, would just

like to know more.

Enjoy! ;-)

Judith Alta Kidder

Southwest Michigan

jaltak@...

-----Original Message-----

More that just came to me is that the wood alcohol going to the brain from

aspartame is 93% higher in blood type A. What does space do with that? How

do

alterations to bone noted affect the blood carrying aspartame through

their bodies?

Wanita

[Guest guest]

Was a few years back from a webpage, not a book IIRC. Have searched all my

bookmarks and did a websearch to try to find. I remember it so specifically

because both my mother and father in law are diabetic, blood type A and told

thats the sugar substitute to use.

Wanita

At 02:08 PM 2/7/03 -0500, you wrote:

>Wanita,

>

>Where do you find the studies for this?  I'm not doubting you, would just

>like to know more.

>

>Enjoy!  ;-)

>Judith Alta Kidder

>Southwest Michigan

>jaltak@...

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>-----Original Message-----

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>More that just came to me is that the wood alcohol going to the brain from

>aspartame is 93% higher in blood type A. What does space do with that? How

>do

>alterations to bone noted affect the blood carrying aspartame through

>their bodies?

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>Wanita

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