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The FDA has a history of being cautious as well. Perhaps even overly cautious. > So if aspartame causes cancer after your career is over, then it’s safe accord

The FDA has a history of being cautious as well. Perhaps even overly cautious. > So if aspartame causes cancer after your career is over, then it’s safe according to the FDA. I would love to see some kind of foundation for this, to explain where your beliefs about FDA processes are coming from.

DarknessFalls 3y ago
Yes, because there's nothing wrong with anything they've greenlit before, like high fructose corn syrup.
- Clamchop 3y ago
  It's sugar. They so far haven't been in the business of forcing food to be healthier, to my knowledge, and corn syrup isn't poison.
- klodolph 3y ago
  HFCS is very similar to sugar, from a diet and health perspective. The FDA’s mandate is food safety, not population health.