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Are you suggesting that aspartame in food has a different physical form that prevents it from entering the body?
by fluidcruft 3y ago
Are you suggesting that aspartame in food has a different physical form that prevents it from entering the body?
- xeromal 3y agoThat's not the only option there. It also could be the amount of exposure.
- dogma1138 3y agoIt’s not only if it enters the body but also how, for example inhaling aspartame can be very different to ingesting it.
- kergonath 3y agoFor example. I cannot provide any insight because I don’t with in that field, but it would not be necessarily surprising that e.g. inhaled powders could have different effects than ingested compounds diluted in something else. Quantity would matter a lot as well.
- nonethewiser 3y agoIts OK to drink kool aide but not snort it.
- graypegg 3y agoIt’s the dose that makes the poison maybe?
- maxk42 3y agoSand is not a different physical form than that which causes cancer. (See: toxic silicosis) Often it's dosage that leads to concern. A typical walk on the beach will not result in cancer from sand exposure.
- nomel 3y ago> Sand is not a different physical form than that which causes cancer. This is incorrect. Sand is larger, rounded, particles. Toxic silicosis is caused by small (like 10um) particles. The physical form is what makes it possible to inhale one and walk on the other. The chemical form is identical.