Re: CSM and sucrose, not aspartame

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Take a look at the inert ingredients in most anything else that one eats

except totally organic veggies and you will find similar inert

ingredients..You wouldn't put that in your body but many of us would stay in

dangerous homes with mold and chemical toxins etc but wouldn't do very small

doses of a medicine that might actually help get the original toxins out.

Anyway don't kill the messenger. Just listing out the info from a PDR type

website.

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On Behalf Of Angel!!

Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 11:10 PM

L

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Subject: RE: [] Re: CSM and sucorose, not aspartamane

Reminds me of an organic chem lab inventory....I would not put it in MY

system.

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006, L wrote:

> Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 16:08:57 -0500

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> Subject: RE: [] Re: CSM and sucorose, not aspartamane

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> Ingredients for standard CSM is:

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> Inactive Ingredients: citric acid anhydrous, fructose, mono ammonium

> glycyrrhizinate, pectin propylene glycol alginate, sorbitol, sucrose,

> xanthan gum, natural and artificial orange flavor, D & C Yellow No. 10

> aluminum lake, FD & C Yellow No. 6 aluminum lake.

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> On Behalf Of Marcie McGovern

> Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 3:26 PM

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> Subject: Re: [] Re: CSM and aspertame

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> Sucrose is in CSM.

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> Tazin Round <unitedstatesvet@...> wrote:

> I am with you Rhonda, I have not heard this either. I now have a

> perscription for it. I will be sure to ask the pharmasist about this

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> Rhonda <rhondaleokitty@...> wrote: I didn't know aspartame was in

> CSM. I can't afford compounded. Is the

> name brand generic both have aspartame in it. That stuff is bad

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[Guest guest]

>>On Behalf Of L

Take a look at the inert ingredients in most anything else that one eats

except totally organic veggies and you will find similar inert

ingredients..You wouldn't put that in your body but many of us would stay in

dangerous homes with mold and chemical toxins etc but wouldn't do very small

doses of a medicine that might actually help get the original toxins out.

Anyway don't kill the messenger. Just listing out the info from a PDR type

website.>>>>>>>

please don't take this personal; however some people are so reactive

they would not be able to tolerate the CSM or other products unless

compounded specifically for them. They have reached their chemical

saturation point and will react negatively. When I first became ill I was

shocked at what I was reacting to and could not function in public or even

in my own home with my usual products. I'm much better now but know many

with MCS who cannot even venture from their homes without a severe reaction.

We are all different and have our own limitations. So yes, the CSM which

helps many would cause a negative reaction in some.

Thank you for taking the time to look in the PDR for the ingredients. We

appreciate that and I don't think Angel was trying to address the messenger;

only the ingredients.

Rosie _____

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of Angel!!

Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 11:10 PM

L

Cc:

Subject: RE: [] Re: CSM and sucorose, not aspartamane

Reminds me of an organic chem lab inventory....I would not put it in MY

system.

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006, L wrote:

> Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 16:08:57 -0500

> From: L <knightshotter@...>

> Reply-

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> Subject: RE: [] Re: CSM and sucorose, not aspartamane

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> Ingredients for standard CSM is:

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> Inactive Ingredients: citric acid anhydrous, fructose, mono ammonium

> glycyrrhizinate, pectin propylene glycol alginate, sorbitol, sucrose,

> xanthan gum, natural and artificial orange flavor, D & C Yellow No. 10

> aluminum lake, FD & C Yellow No. 6 aluminum lake.

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[Guest guest]

Yes I agree, you have to look at the cost benefit to your body-

if I had to do it again- I would run on my knees to get a first

dose of CSM, no matter the asparteme or anything else in it-

anything to start to get better- then worry later about getting it

compounded without fillers and sweetened with stevia. I talked to a

man who was sick with Lymes the other day who has allot of nuero

damage- who is going to wait and try zeolite for a couple of months

because he does not like the looks of CSM- If I was very sick again-

I would want something proven to get me better- and fast- I would

not give up my maintenance dose of CSM for anything.

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