Does this product contain Aspartame?
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have no idea - it is not advertised as "sugar free " so I would not think so. It is not a very good unless it has improved over the last two years.
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I don't know. I gave it to my sister for Christmas. Sorry I can't help you.
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No. According to nih search result of inactive ingredients for this flavor it does contain: water, sorbitol, hydrated silica, glycerin, PEG-8, cocamidopropyl betaine, flavor, titanium dioxide, xanthan gum, sodium saccharin, sodium hydroxide
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It contains sucralose (the same as "Splenda"). This is often labeled as a natural sweetener but more an more studies are showing that it is harmful.
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Don't know the whole list of ingredients, but no aspartame or artificial sweeteners or I would not use it. I've been using this product for years to control acid reflux.
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According to the listed other ingredients on the lable it does NOT contain aspartame. It has fructose and sorbitol.
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Aspartic acid, also known as aspartate, is considered a non-essential amino acid, which can be synthesized within the body. However, it can also be found in aspartame, a sugar substitute and artificial food sweetener approved by FDA in 1981. Aspartame is comprised of 40 percent aspartic acid, according to a 2009 article in the journal "Impulse."
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Hey:) It does not contain sugar, it uses Sucralose and Aspertame as sweetners. I hope that helps. God Bless!
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Sorry, I don't remember, but I have switched to Sugar Free Valor Dark Chocolate, 70% Cocoa. And I'm delighted that Amazon is carrying it now. It has Aspartame and Maltitol.
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It just says natural flavors (strawberry, orange, pineapple, grape). I think they would have to write if there was aspartame or msg, wouldn't they?
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You should only be concerned if you have PKU (a medical condition which doesn't allow the body to break down phenylalanine). While it is a byproduct of the artificial sweetener aspartame it is also a NATURALLY occurring amino acid found in high protein food sources (meat, eggs, diary, soy, etc.), it's actually an essential amino acid meaning your body can not make it itself and has to be obtained through your diet. Your body needs to have ALL 9 essential amino acids to synthesize protein.
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No it does not. This product contains no artifical preservatives, color or sweeteners; no dairy, gluten, soy, wheat or yeast.
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Monosodium Glutamate (MSG), Aspartame, and many other toxic chemicals that evidence based research has confirmed dangerous have been approved by the FDA. I hope it ISN'T approved by the FDA, it might be good for you. Anyone buying a Standard Process product anywhere than from a licensed and board certified health care professional is NOT getting the true product. Follow the facts and look into Standard Process policies. Heads are going to roll after whoever is responsible for selling them online is found under the ongoing federal investigation.
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Becca, phenylalanine is an essential amino acid. The DNA in your body requires it. I assume you are asking this because you got freaked out by another reviewer's misinformation. There are a very tiny percentage of people who have adverse reactions to phenylalanine, but it is NOT a cancer causing derivative of aspartame as other reviews claim. This product does contain some phenylalanine, but unless you are one of the very tiny percentage of people with the inability to properly process the essential amino acid, you have no reason for concern. I only respond as I despise misinformation being propagated by the uninformed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenylalanine
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It contains manitol, a sugar alcohol. No sucralose. If it didn't have some kind of sweetner, it would taste VERY bad indeed. :)
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http://www.drugs.com/inactive/titanium-dioxide-70.html Here's the info on titanium dioxide. Xylitol is the only sweetner used. They do not use aspartame or sucose.
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Yes. It contains Splenda/sucralose. This was a plus to us because we can't have sugary drinks, and aspartame is very unhealthy.
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Looks like they removed all the aspartame according to their website. http://travel.cloetta.com/ImageVault/publishedmedia/3nrgdfmtmvrskwjir663/7310350118953.pdf