Tue29May - LANCASTER - Film Screening - Sweet Misery

[Mick Meaney]

29 MAY 2007, TRINITY COMMUNITY CENTRE, LANCASTER, LA1 1JZ
7:30PM, FREE ADMISSION

On Tuesday, 29 May, 2007, local events organisers will host a screening of Sweet Misery, A Poisoned World. The film will be screened at 7:30 p.m. in the Trinity Community Centre, Middle Street, Lancaster. Admission is free.

This documentary looks at what is definitively known about aspartame and will open eyes to the possible dangers of what lurks in our food.

A current review of recent peer-reviewed scientific studies have disclosed a pathophysiological mechanism to explain this connection. As far back as 1996 it was shown that the lesions produced in the myelin sheath of axons in cases of multiple sclerosis were related to excitatory receptors on the primary cells involved called oligodendroglia. Recent studies have now confirmed what was suspected back then. The loss of myelin sheath on the nerve fibers characteristic of the disease are due to the death of these oligodendroglial cells at the site of the lesions (called plaques).

The screening will feature a short introduction from Penny Pullen, who will tie in the known daners of aspartame into 'the bigger picture' and how it relates to a wider agenda some call the New World Order.

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