NutraSweet Essays

  • Aspartame

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    I have had friends who were having symptoms, had all kinds of tests and were taking all kinds of medications and when they stopped consuming Aspartame, the symptoms disappeared. Written by Lisa Zak Physician Credentialer University Pediatric Associates, Inc. Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo: In October of 2001, a friend's sister started getting very sick. She had stomach spasms and she was having a hard time getting around. Walking was a major chore. It took everything she had just to get

  • Nutrasweet, Equal, Spoonful And Equal Measure

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    Aspartame, or more commonly known as NutraSweet, Equal, Spoonful and Equal Measure; was discovered purely by chance in 1965 by a chemist named James M. Schlatter, who was testing an antacid drug (Prantini; 2014). The commercial industry believed that “a wonder product” had been discovered, which stood to revolutionise the food industry as an artificial sweetener. Aspartame is an artificial sweetener which is found in many of our foods and beverages universally. Aspartame is two-hundred times sweeter

  • Holland Sweetener Case Analysis

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    Introduction (graphics not availalbe) The Holland Sweetener Company (HSC) is planning to enter the low-calorie, high-intensity sweetener market which is currently dominated by NutraSweet. Below we first analyze our target industry. Next we look at what kind of response should HSC expect from NutraSweet upon its entry into this market. We will also analyze few likely scenarios that could play out and we will try to estimate the likelihood of each scenario. Based on our analysis, we will give a

  • Holland Sweetener Case Analysis

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    Company versus NutraSweet is company’s competing in the aspartame industry. Aspartame, a low-calorie high intensity sweetener, can be used as a substitute for sugar because it is sweeter and does not cause tooth decay, but has been found to cause other health hazards. My analysis will describe the aspartame market and the strategies of the Holland Sweetener Company to enter into the European and Canadian markets. One key player and dominance of the market is acquired by NutraSweet, but when there

  • Aspartame Poison Century

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    Aspartame Poison Century Thalidomide is 90 years of aspartame, a.k.a. NutraSweet, Finn, Zero Cal, and other trademarks. The text of the American researcher Barbara Alexander Mullarkey was aired on the Internet by Betty Martini and his original can be found in http://www.dorway.com. This is a free radical for the Portuguese, made by me, Beatriz Medina in July 1996. Aspartame can be considered thalidomide 90s. With names NutraSweet, Finn ZeroCal and other trademarks, sweeteners with aspartame are

  • What Different Groups Who Drank Bottles Of Fluid For Each Kg Of Body Weight

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    group had the highest average urine production rate? Why? o The group with the highest average urine production rate of 7.5 mL of fluid for each kg of body weight was the diet caffeine free group. Diet caffeine free uses NutraSweet instead of glucose as the sweetening agent. NutraSweet causes high filtrate osmolality, which decreases reabsorption and moves water from out of the tissue into the urine, increasing urine output. 2. Compare the different groups who drank 7.5ml of fluid for each kg of body

  • Argumentative Essay On Artificial Sweeteners

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    If you still want to satisfy sugar cravings or a craving for sweets using artificial sweeteners, try using them in moderation, so that they wreak less havoc to your immune system. Always read the food labels carefully and make sure that Splenda, NutraSweet, Aspartame, Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium (K) or Equal is not on the label to help minimize harmful effects of artificial sweeteners. Don’t purchase products which have “sugar free”, “no sugar”, “zero calorie”, “save calorie”, “low calorie”

  • The Effect of Sugar Substitutes on Yeast Respiration

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    Introduction The purpose of this investigation is to test the effects of multiple sugar substances on the respiration of yeast. Most people think of yeast when they think of what makes bread rise, cheese, alcoholic beverages, or other food products. Another type of yeast can also cause yeast infections, an infection of the skin. Yeasts (Saccharomyces) are tiny, microscopic organisms with a thin membrane and are usually oval or circular-shaped. They are a type of single-celled fungi of the class

  • Monsanto Ethical Issues

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    Historically, Monsanto was a drug and chemical company, most commonly recognized as the producer of NutraSweet and Equal (Monsanto, 2015). However, it is not as commonly known, but they are also the producer of “Agent Orange”, which was used during the Vietnam War and wrecked havoc on our soldiers nervous systems (Baird, 2015). Unfortunately, many are still dealing with the effects of this drug. Moreover, Monsanto was responsible for the highly toxic pesticide DDT, which was banned in the US in

  • Salivary Amylase Experiment

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    Questions & Tables from Experiment Three 1. What is the optimal pH for salivary amylase activity and how does it compare with the pH at which the enzyme is normally found? • The optimum pH level for salivary amylase is approximately 6.8. Any change of pH below or above the optimum pH decreases the rate of enzyme action. The changes in pH can lead to changes in the ionization state of the substrate or the enzyme or both. The optimal pH level is slightly acidic whereas the enzyme is a little more basic

  • Healthy Food is Better Than Junk Food

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    Your complete name Instructor’s name Course name Date Healthy food is better than junk food We are living in an age of MacDonald, KFC and star bucks where it becomes too hard to resist the tantalizing offers of pizzas, burgers, French fries and other appealing stuff these food chains have to offer. The healthier alternatives of food, such as fresh fruits, vegetables, lean meat and whole grains are too unappealing to ignite such a craving and finally preference for eating. However, increasing

  • Alarming Side Effects of Artificial Sweeteners

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    Alarming Side Effects of Artificial Sweeteners NutraSweet, Equal, Spoonful, and Equal-Measure are all brand names for aspartame, a low calorie sugar substitute used in more than 90 countries to sweeten foods and beverages. Aspartame is a synthetic chemical that is created through the combination of the amino acids phenylalanine and aspartic acid, and a small amount of methanol. Aspartame can be found in several products, such as soft drinks, over-the counter drugs, vitamin and herb supplements

  • Experiment Proving Carbohydrate Intake Delays Fatigue

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    endurance-trained cyclists who had fasted beforehand. The cyclists were required to maintain a constant 70% aerobic workload while they cycled. The control group was given a sweet drink that did not suffice as an energy source; the drink contained aspartame (NutraSweet) which has no nutritional value. The other drink contained nutritionally useful carbohydrate that had an equally sweet flavor. Cyclists were not told which drink they were receiving. This was done to avoid biases (such as cycling harder with the

  • Steps Towards a Natural Pregnancy

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    More pregnant woman than ever before are becoming aware of the vast amount of chemicals found in every day products and in the food supply. From pesticides and herbicides in produce, to growth hormones and antibiotics in meat and dairy products, MSG and high fruit corn syrup in most super market food, sodium lauryl sulfites and other harmful chemicals in toiletry items. Most food and products are detrimental to our health rather than beneficial as they should be. Pregnancy is a time of massive growth

  • The Pros And Cons Of Food Labeling

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    The food industry continues to be a major contributor to health problems in the United States and around the world. Currently, 13% of the world’s 671 million obese individuals live in the United States. (Kaplan) Some believe that it is the government’s responsibility to go to educate the people and then to further encourage them to make wise decisions on what they choose to eat. Others argue that it is the consumer’s personal responsibility to educate themselves and make a conscious decision about

  • Charlotte Beers At Ogilvy And Mather

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    BACKGROUND Charlotte Beers became Ogilvy & Mather's first outsider CEO after its acquisition by WPP Group Plc in 1991. According to her memo dated May 19th, Beers' objective was to "re-invent" the mega-agency, whose inertia and complacency had eroded its competitiveness since the 1980s. In fact, Beer's tenure at Ogilvy constituted a re-creation of the agency, redefining its aims, processes, people, and structure in reaction to the demands placed by the changing advertising industry. ANALYSIS

  • An Overview of Coca-Cola

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    both drinks contain carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, caramel color, phosphoric acid, natural flavors, caffeine, potassium benzoate. and citric acid (Grygiel, n.d.). Diet Coke contains aspartame, NutraSweet, which Coca-Cola does not contain. The main ingredients are carbonated water and caramel color. The molecular formula of carbonated water is H2CO3 and caramel color is C18H9N Na2O8S2 (Grygiel, n.d.). "Carbonated water is usually artificially produced

  • Monosodium Glutamate

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    Monosodium Glutamate I.INTRODUCTION Have you ever had a situation were after a busy day at work, went to a restaurant for a nice dinner and enjoyed the taste of the food that was presented to you, but soon after the dinner was over, you felt really tired and sick? Did this ever made you regret the fact that you went there instead of taking the time of preparing to yourself something “light” and “healthy” or maybe you were promising to yourself that you would never do this again? But how

  • Managing Diabetes Through Diet and Weight Control

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    Diabetes Mellitus is a chronic health condition in which the level of glucose in the blood is higher than usual. Type 1 diabetes occurs when the pancreas does not create enough insulin and type 2 diabetes occurs when insulin is produced, but is not adequate in lowering blood glucose levels or there is resistance to the insulin (Edwards, 2007, p. 9). Diabetes mellitus is the leading cause of end-stage kidney disease, foot and leg amputations, and new cases of blindness in the United States (Ignatavicius

  • Food Deserves Labels

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    If we label articles such as cleaning supplies and nail polish remover that will do harm when ingested then why do we not label foods that can cause serious illness of death? Each day thousands of adults and children are diagnosed with disabling conditions such as heart disease and diabetes and the rates are rapidly increasing. Many of these lifelong impairments are directly related to the diets that we attest to as a society. Foods with GMO’s, hydrogenated oils, artificial sugars (aspartame)