And you had the audacity to approve this for healthy women, and this is the
tip of the iceberg. The fraud in Tamoxifen was all over the Atlanta
Journal Constitution years ago when Dr. Fisher stepped down. But even by a
different name people have known for years Tamoxifen is a killer. How dare
you, Jane Henney, care so little about life that you would allow women to
take a pill thinking they are preventing cancer when it gives them cancer
and has even been declared a carcinogen by the World Health
Organization. I know people who have died from it who would still be alive
if they had known not to take it.

And would women take it if they knew the truth? No. When they had trials
here I didn't even have to write anything. I simply cut out the articles
from Science News and other magazines and the headlines from newspapers
about the deaths and fraud. I made them into a brochures and handed them
out to the women who were there to sign up for the trials. When reading
about Tamoxifen not even ONE signed up. They were as disgusted as I am
with you. When a man walked in for information for his wife the hospital
lady said "He's here for something else, please leave." I said: "You lied
about everything else why should I believe you." I turned to the man and
said: "Are you here for Tamoxifen information?" and he replied "yes". He
opened the brochure and looked at the articles and said to the hospital
official "How could you - I'm trying to save my wife, not kill her - you
people are despicable!"

It's like the information you've hid from the world on aspartame, daring to
tell people that its safe when I have sitting in front of me the Board of
Inquiry report saying not to approve it. Why don't you tell them that the
FDA Counsel Richard Merrill asked that the manufacturer be indicted for
fraud and that the defense team hired the two U.S. Prosecutors. Why
don't you tell the public those studies ended up approving aspartame? Why
don't you tell them that aspartame is not an additive but a drug and had a
drug application, and interacts with their drugs and changes brain
chemistry. Why don't you tell them that aspartame can precipitate
Parkinson's like it did in 30 year old Michael Fox? Why don't you tell
them it changes the dopamine level of the brain, the reason his drugs won't
work. If we don't get to him in time will his tombstone read "Holocaust
Victim of the FDA"! I'm surprised there is only one FDA Holocaust Museum
in the US. And you people have the audacity to persecute people in herbal
and alternative medicine who provided something that actually helps
Parkinson that is natural who has now been indicted to sentenced to 13
years in prison. How many Parkinson victims do you think there are in the
world who wouldn't have it had they not used aspartame, and how many have
died from interaction of drugs - with no warning that it changes the
dopamine level of the brain?

And then somebody writes about a death from NutraSweet and you don't even
have the decency to even send condolences just a packet of propaganda
defending the manufacturer and garbage telling them not to use the
wonderful, miraculous Stevia leaf, the salvation of the diabetics because
it naturally helps in the metabolism of sugar. And then to stoop to asking
the Stevita Company to burn their cookbooks. And all over the world
aspartame is killing diabetics - as world renowned endocrinologist, H. J.
Roberts, M.D., says in his position paper on www.dorway.com - aspartame and
diabetes and hypoglycemia - aspartame can precipitate diabetes, keeps
blood sugar out of control, destroys the optic nerve and can cause
diabetics to go into convulsions. But you don't care about those lives, do
you, as the FDA tells diabetics its perfectly safe to use it. How could
you do this as a physician - do you have no conscience at all. And look at
the handwriting on the wall as newspapers and magazines have front page
stories about the explosion of diabetes, as much as 70% in the young in the
last 10 years.

And look at the reports we have sent you from Doctors Roberts and Blaylock
on the hypothalamus and damage from aspartame - causing sudden death. I
bet we have had 10 blackouts from aspartame just recently including a pilot
who blacked out in his plane. If it wasn't on auto-pilot he probably
would not have lived to write the letter. His career has now been
destroyed. The FAA doesn't have the courage to warn pilots and use in
their copout excuse that the FDA approved it and there is nothing they can
do. Jane Garvey in receiving all the cases should have gotten on TV and
warned pilots and sent out warning notices to the Air Force and all
airlines. Most all know, of course. I know 5 American Airline pilots who
would still be alive and a whole lot more who wouldn't have lost their
occupation. I doubt if the FAA would have fired her for doing her job -
being concerned with safety in aviation. If they had they would be a lot
of egg on their face and Jane Garvey would have become a national
heroine. So the public has to warn them because the FDA lies and denies.

And now the abortion pill. You're a doctor - you remember all the
publicity and discussion when scientists declared life begins at
conception. But who would expect you to be concerned with the lives of
babies as thousands are murdered in their mother's womb because aspartame
is an abortifacient, teratogen and neurotoxin. See testimony before
Congress on www.dorway.com but then you have seen it so many times and
read the case histories of those who survived aspartame with birth defects.

And when I see a report coming through on Tamoxifen as it does quite
frequently I just get sick. I think of the fact that aspartame triggered
brain, mammary, uterine, ovarian, pancreatic and testicular tumors,
pituitary adenomas, etc. and the FDA's own toxicologist, Dr. Adrian Gross
told Congress because of the brain tumor it violated the Delaney
Amendment. But you people serve above the law, the only way aspartame
could be approved. So women get mammary cancer, doctors give them
Tamoxifen so it can target other organs. Then they drink the FDA's
approved poison, milk or dairy products from cows injected with
Monsanto's RBGH, which increases the insulin growth factor, the regulator
of cancer, so it can metastasize it all over their body. Now you want
healthy women to use Tamoxifen so more innocent people can die.

Well, just like I put the articles on Tamoxifen in a brochure, Mission
Possible distributes brochures with the facts on aspartame. Soon Dr. H. J.
Roberts new medical text on the world plague of aspartame will make world
news. For years we have seen the medical reports on aspartame to
physicians who are now getting educated in truth. I keep getting calls
from physicians who say "we have so many with aspartame poisoning - how do
we treat them?" Now they will have a medical text on how to diagnose and
treat them.

It took the tobacco people 50 years to confess. Aspartame besides
embalming consumers damages DNA which can destroy a species (Trocho Study,
Barcelona, l998). How long will it take the FDA/Searle/ Monsanto to
confess. Its time you start, Jane Henney. We're facing probably the
largest plague in world history. We had to build an extra room just to
contain the records - proof positive of GENOCIDE!

Stop lying Jane Henney - its a crime to mislead the public under Section
1001 of Title 18 - or step down. The FDA has brought great shame on
America. Even in the UK I had to apologize for the crimes of the FDA in
approving a deadly neurotoxin for human consumption. Hundreds of thousands
of people are dying from the neurodegenerative diseases triggered by
aspartame, the seizures, the babies being aborted or deformed.

Cancer is curable if the FDA would stop outlawing herbs they know can heal
the body and cure it, and stop approving carcinogens for food they know can
kill people. As your own FDA toxicologist, the late Dr. Adrian Gross told
Congress "If the FDA violates its own laws who is left to protect the
public.?" From Dr. Gross' writings, this honest toxicologist was as
disgusted with the FDA as I am. FDA's other toxicologist, Dr. Jacqueline
Verrett, told Congress that all the aspartame studies from industry were
built on a foundation of sand and should be thrown out - in the
Congressional Record. So why Jane Henney do you mislead the public and
tell consumers studies proved safety. Do you call pivotal study SC 18862,
the 52 week oral toxicity infant monkey study, used to approve aspartame as
showing safety when 5 of the 7 monkeys fed aspartame sustained grand mal
seizures and one died. When people call the FDA why don't you tell them
aspartame is a seizure triggering drug. This reminds of the story told to
me in the UK. A employee of a bottling company using aspartame had a grand
mal seizure so they called NutraSweet. The man who came to the plant told
the man he was the only report they had of aspartame triggering a
seizure. When he left he forgot his folder. In it were letters from
consumers all over the UK complaining of seizures from aspartame. Attached
to each of these letters was NutraSweet's form letter stating "you're the
only person who reported a seizure!"

Now, when you put out your FDA Talk Paper stop lying to the public and
saying aspartame is safe. Tell the truth, Jane Henney, tell them aspartame
is a seizure triggering drug and a Board of Inquiry said not to approve it
because it triggered brain tumors. Those are documented facts and even
your own list of 92 documented symptoms list 4 types of seizures.

And this IFIC brochure you sent out with all the lies and garbage in it,
stop it. And business about the small amount of methanol. You're suppose
to be a doctor, so you know in reality is one molecule of aspartic acid (an
excitotoxin that caused lesions in the brains of mice (Brain Damage in Mice
from Voluntary Ingestion of Glutamate and Aspartate, John Olney,
Neurobehavioral Toxicology), to one molecule of wood alcohol or methanol (a
severe metabolic poison) to one molecule of phenylalanine (a
neurotoxin). And don't forget to tell the public about the breakdown
product of the brain tumor agent, diketopiperazine. It is literally a
cyclization of the entire aspartame molecule. And it arises from one of
the carboxyl groups of the aspartic acid molecule reacting with the amine
group of the phenylalanine molecule which is the way the amino acids always
react with each other.

An oncologist approving carcinogens (Tamoxifen)!

Reports like below do not start my day off well. I think of how many will
die of cancer because of FDA approval. Do you, Jane Henney, ever think of
that?

Betty Martini, Mission Possible International
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>#1 Breast Cancer Tamoxifen Drug Increases Risk of Uterine Cancer,Hot
>Flashes, and Blood Clots
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>Tamoxifen, the drug name for a synthetic estrogen compound that blocks
>natural estrogen from binding with receptor sites in breast tissue, has
>recently been recommended as a prevention measure for women in the high
>risk area for breast cancer. But research indicates that it is also
>potentially dangerous and may cause uterine cancer.
>
>A just-completed nine-year study in Sweden found that Tamoxifen increases
>the possibility of developing uterine cancer by more than five times.
>Twenty-three of the 1,372 patients in the study developed uterine cancer
>when taking the drug, compared with only 4 who took a placebo instead.
>Another study conducted by a health institute produced similar results
>after 6.8 years of follow-up research.
>
>Roughly one million American breast-cancer patients are being treated with
>Tamoxifen. It is now recommended for all pre-menopausal women with
>hormone-positive cancers; for most postmenopausal women with breast
>cancer; and a growing number of women with hormone-negative cancers.
>
>Tamoxifen was originally hailed as a breakthrough drug because by blocking
>estrogen, it kept breast receptors free from an unwanted build-up of this
>hormone. Estrogen has been linked to many types of female cancers. But
>many alternative practitioners have found that an excess of estrogen in
>relationship to progesterone (another female hormone) is partly
>responsible for the onset of breast and uterine cancer.
>
>Three years ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) formally designated
>Tamoxifen a carcinogen. In response to WHO s announcement, the National
>Cancer Institute and Zeneca Pharmaceuticals, which makes the drug,
>aggressively lobbied State of California regulators to keep them from
>adding Tamoxifen to their list of carcinogens, according to Science News,
>a mainstream publication. That was seen by man as open evidence of a
>government agency, chartered to find a cure for cancer, flagrantly
>colluding with a drug company to keep a known carcinogen on the market and
>prevent the public from learning of its dangers.
>
>During the menstruation cycle, estrogen causes uterine cells to reproduce
>rapidly. Progesterone, at a specific intervals of the cycle, regulates
>estrogen s effects and causes the uterine lining to mature for a potential
>fetus. But as women age, many experience an estrogen dominance as
>progesterone levels decline. Without progesterone s moderating influence,
>estrogen causes unabated cell proliferation in the uterus and breasts,
>which contributes to the high incidence of these cancers in pre- and
>postmenopausal women.
>
>Estrogen s natural balancing hormone progesterone is a more effective
>cancer-fighting compound than synthetic estrogen blockers. In his book,
>What Doctors May Not Tell You About Menopause, John R. Lee. M.D., cites a
>1995 study that examined the use of topical progesterone to control the
>growth of breast cells in premenopausal women scheduled for breast
>surgery. The women who used progesterone cream had dramatically reduced
>cell proliferation compared to the women who used the placebo or estrogen
>creams.
>
>Dr. Lee recommends a saliva or urine test to determine if progesterone
>supplementation would be beneficial. He also recommends herbs and foods
>that contain phytoestrogens (plant hormones similar to estrogen) that
>block the adverse effects of the body s estrogen. Soybeans, for example,
>are rich in phytoestrogens as are the traditional "female" herbs dong
>quai, licorice, and wild yam. But, Dr. Lee warns, these herbs should be
>taken in moderation under the supervision of a health-care professional
>and should not be taken by pregnant women.
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