Big Dairy Deceitfully Hiding Aspartame In New Definition Of ‘Milk’

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Big Dairy are trying to deceive consumers by including aspartame in "milk" without listing the chemical poison on the label.

Aspartame is by far the most dangerous substance added to most foods today. Categorized as a “chemical poison” by nutritionists, aspartame accounts for over 75 percent of the adverse reactions to food additives reported to the FDA. Many of these reactions are very serious, including seizures and death.

So what does the FDA do about this silent killer? After allowing Big Dairy producers to deceive consumers by including high fructose corn syrup and sweeteners in “milk” without including the added ingredients on the label, milk is now set to be further adulterated by the addition of aspartame.

The International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) and the National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF), who together form the powerful Big Dairy industry, filed a petition with the FDA requesting the agency “amend the standard of identity” of milk and 17 other dairy products.

This was done to allow Big Dairy to add any “safe and suitable sweetener” as an optional ingredient, including non-nutritive and dangerous sweeteners such as aspartame, without the need to list them as an ingredient on the label.

As far as the consumer will be aware, they will simply be buying the innocent, natural and health-giving drink, enjoyed by countless generations and described in the Bible as one of nature’s gifts. But in reality they will be buying a toxic liquid secretly laden with health-destroying poison chemicals.

If this deceitful amendment goes through, that would mean anytime you see the word “milk” on the label, it could include aspartame, sucralose, or any other dangerous artificial sweetener, but you will never be quite sure, since there will be no mention of it — not by listing the artificial sweetener used, nor with a no- or low-calorie type label, which is a tip-off for the clued-up consumer that the product will contain a non-nutritive sweetener.

The amendment also demands the FDA similarly amend the standards of identity for 17 other milk and cream products, to allow the use of any “safe and suitable sweetener” in the optional ingredients, without specifying the type of sweetener used on the label:

Acidified milk
Cultured milk
Sweetened condensed milk
Nonfat dairy milk
Nonfat dry milk fortified with vitamins A and D
Evaporated milk
Dry cream
Heavy cream
Light cream
Sour cream, and acidified sour cream
Light whipping cream
Eggnog
Half-and-half
Yogurt
Lowfat yogurt
Nonfat yogurt

What can you do about this?

Educate yourself on the deceitful practices of Big Dairy, the processed food industry, and the FDA – their corrupt partners in profit and greed.

The FDA is currently accepting public comments on the proposed Big Dairy amendment to change the definition of milk. You can submit your comments electronically or via regular mail.

For instructions on how to make your voice heard and demand the FDA protect the health of Americans instead of siding with corporations in the pursuit of profit, follow this link to the Office of the Federal Register and demand they leave milk alone.

Baxter Dmitry

Baxter Dmitry

Baxter Dmitry is a writer at The People's Voice. He covers politics, business and entertainment. Speaking truth to power since he learned to talk, Baxter has travelled in over 80 countries and won arguments in every single one. Live without fear.
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18 Comments

        • Sadly I’m not that keen on goat’s milk. We had nanny goats when I was a child and I remember thinking it was totally Yuk. I love goat’s cheese, though. I would like to find untreated, organic cow’s milk but even in Somerset I couldn’t find it.

          • I don’t know if raw milk is legal in most European countries or what loopholes you people have to deal with. You’re in the UK, right?

            It is only legal in a few American states. It is legal as “pet/dog food” in other states. The rest, it is illegal, for nonsense reasons. It is illegal in Canada, and Australia. Totally legal in Africa. The rest of the world probably doesn’t care, either. Only Western countries try to prevent people from buying certain real, raw, food.

            Luckily it would be impossible for them to make organic and raw plants and plant-based stuff, so instead they use their media to make organic seem silly when it is actually the exact kind of food eaten by everyone up until the 1970s and 80s.

            Obviously only hippies and stupid rich people eat that dumb organic stuff. Funny, those aforementioned groups never seem to constantly get a billion diseases and cancer, though. I wonder why? We’ll never know why!!!!!!

          • I’m pretty sure it;’s not legal here – yes, the UK. It might be in France, though their shop bought milk is truly revolting. It’s homogenised and tastes disgusting, which is odd for a country that produces the best cheeses in the world. Actually I have just googled it and it can apparently be bought at the farm gate provided it carries a health warning. LOL. Like all that processed food shouldn’t have huge red stickers.

          • I have just seen that we can buy it in our local farmer’s market, which just closed a couple of hours ago. I’ll have to wait until next Saturday. Not cheap at £3 for 2 pints, but cheaper than beer. FYI Hook & Son is the farm selling it and you can buy online too.

          • That’s basically the price to pay for actual food. Done on purpose.

            I used to mock organic/raw, but feeling the difference, knowing I’m not consuming franken creations, knowing I’m supporting companies that source food at least somewhat ethically, and knowing I’m buying what used to simply be considered normal makes it worth choosing all non-GMO and as much organic as possible.

            Everyone else can consume pesticides, herbicides, and science creations by the gallon. Their choice, their risk.

          • I agree with that completely. You and I would be great mates. I even see the unspoken elements of what you have said. This is also the problem (one of a thousand) with free healthcare. Everyone thinks the NHS is a brilliant thing and want to thrown more money at them. I can’t think of a worse or more expensive organisation and just an artery of money out of central government. It’s a slush fund. of course I am ridiculed for this view but no one has looked at the figures, currently running at £144 billion, or four times the defence budget. You can choose to get your tax money back in the NHS or avoid it forever by not eating any of this poison.

          • Exactly correct. It is just a utopian fantasy viewpoint. Healthcare for all. Sounds nice when you say it fast and think of a warm sunset day. But examine it. For all, doing what?

            Sadly, the reality is people are destroying themselves, so we’re expected to basically encourage and facilitate people impulsively tearing themselves down and putting in on the taxpayer’s tab when something breaks so they can take drugs to cover the symptoms up, and continue eating like unsupervised children.

            The American healthcare system is a pile of crap, but at least we aren’t centrally FORCED to pay for ALL people. And we could alter medicare and we could alter insurance plans so it is cheap for a basic plan and people don’t have to pay for everyone else.

            And, if everyone ate right, supplemented, avoided drugs and pharmaceuticals, and god forbid did a tiny bit of exercise, insurance would be dirt cheap. Same thing if certain roads were fixed, people learned how to drive, payed attention and inflated their tires properly, there goes most causes of “accidents”.

            We live in a selfish, senseless society. All catered to mindless indulgence and impulsive, in-the-moment foolishness. I keep looking back say 10, 20 years and laugh at how people complained back then. Wow do I miss it now! There was also more brains required to make it anywhere.

          • ” if everyone ate right, supplemented, avoided drugs and pharmaceuticals, and god forbid did a tiny bit of exercise, insurance would be dirt cheap.” I think that’s probably how we used to live before we started being managed by this death cult. 🙂 I have to say that if I despair of the NHS I only have to look across the Atlantic to be reassured. What a mess! It is beyond absurd that doctors should be paid banker’s salaries (especially when they are usually killing people) but, worse than that, there are layers of people and insurance companies simply shuffling money, and eating it. And Washington seems to be in a state of deep capture to Big Pharma, handing taxpayer money to them as though it was theirs by right.

            Going back in time is incredibly instructive. I was a teenager in the second half of the ’70s and the change is simply astonishing. The innocence and kindness is gone and when I look at the teenager children of my friends, it’s just sad quite how gormless and dumbed down they are. Also distracted by technology which they see as their generational advantage. (In fact they can be very arrogant about it, not realising that we were the generation that did a lot of the work to deliver it to them.) The degradation is so palpable that if I were on the other side I would be celebrating the incredible progress that has been made. You have got to credit them the success of their audacious planning. But for having seen it, i wouldn’t have believed you could get from there to here. Moreover, apart from a handful of people, in general people are more docile and asleep than they ever were in the ’70s. It’s like an episode of Dr Who in which mankind has been taken over.

    • People who drink or use store-bought milk are fools. They’re so dumb they don’t even buy the full-fat garbage, they get the low-fat crap with even more crap and water.

      Commercial milk has been nothing more than a chemical concoction for decades. Now there’s almond, rice, coconut, and many other non-dairy milks for people not in the rural. No more excuses.

      • When the dragon queen of Britain’s grandchildren were farmed out to the schools they attended, she made sure they had all the raw milk they could drink, and not put of the usual cows either. Raw milk, good for the elite, baaaaaadddddddddd for commoners.

        • Really good point you hit on. They have a whole different rulebook. That’s also why I’ve always been one to mock people who claim to be politically incorrect yet follow the government’s nonsense guidelines to a T.

          People who take pride in not using any salt, lowering cholesterol on purpose, and stripping all the saturated fat out of their diets. Like the saying goes, learn from only the best. That’s what I do, so I study what the folks on top do. The people on the bottom do nothing but make big pharma rich and vote for everything that gets in my way.

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