Re: [Goanet] Women beware

Any sensible Goanetter should know that a physician who has taken the Hippocratic Oath has an ethical duty to provide truthful health-related information from an authentic and credible medical source such as the respected medical journal Lancet or the websites of the U.S. National Cancer Institu

Re: [Goanet] Women beware

Mervyn Lobo wrote : < RESPONSE : Only irresponsible medical doctors can give you a guarantee or full assurance that any medicine or chemical will not produce any side effects or harmful effects on ingestion. This basic advise is taught as

Re: [Goanet] Women beware

Mr. Ferdinando, I am happy to answer your questions below. But I would also like to kindly request you to answer mine in response to this post. Here are my questions: 1. Can you as a general medical practitioner tell me in which recognized medical textbook or journal you have read the fraudulen

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Re: [Goanet] Women beware

Please do not trust the misinformation provided in the post appended below. Reliable medical sources state that aspartame is safe during pregnancy. Please see the following from the public interest aspartame information center run by the non-profit Calorie Control Council: http://www.aspartame.

[Goanet] Women beware

Women of childbearing age beware of this latest news on research: http://newresearchfindingstwo.blogspot.com/2010/07/aspartame-jumps-premature-births-up-to.html Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão.