Free 2 Liter Bottle of Pepsi Next (via Coupon) (expired)

Quote from cheapowest : Got 2 large one topping pizzas, 4 packs of oreos, 10 pepsi nexts, $80 in free itune cards, and one ipod shuffle. not a bad super sunday at all.

Alright I know where you got all those things except the free itune cards and ipod shuffle where how when and link please!

Quote from waltz78 : That statement was already proven wrong. Just because you say something a lot doesn't make it so.

How can you PROVE that something doesn't cause cancer, when they don't even know what all causes cancer? Also, it HAS BEEN shown to contribute to cancer in test animals. Now before you quote some BS about how the FDA or other entity with an interest in the product determined it to be 'safe for humans but dangerous for animals', ask yourself a question. If the thing that affect animals don't affect humans, then why do they certify things as safe or unsafe by testing on animals? Also, seeing as they do, in fact use animal testing to certify foods for safe intake, why is it that after it had already been shown to be dangerous... did they then make a 180 degree about face and say, 'oh wait it's not dangerous, never mind."

Believe what you want, those with common sense should stay away.

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Quote from waltz78 : That statement was already proven wrong. Just because you say something a lot doesn't make it so.

i'd love for you to prove how aspartame a known neurotoxin is safe to drink and wont cause anything bad to happen lol and that high fructose corn syrup which contains mercury isnt bad either.

Had to use Chrome to get coupon. Wish the world would get together on a real standard...

Quote from mikepaul : Had to use Chrome to get coupon. Wish the world would get together on a real standard...

Ditto. I tried many times and failed w/Firefox. I tried again w/Firefox and still failed. Chrome immediately afterward worked.

Thanks & repped!

Quote from waltz78 : Neither of those offer any conclusive evidence either way. All they are doing is recounting an experiment done. You don't care though, lol, links make your post look like someone agrees with you. [Source needed] There's a remote risk of dying instantly any time you walk outside your house. Or stay inside your house. Doesn't sound like cancer to me. Changing the subject again?

Last time I checked, experimentation was the main source for a majority of scientific knowledge. But of course I'm supposed to trust you because you say they don't offer "conclusive" evidence. That's the old, I'm right and you're wrong argument.

Also the fact that it produces formaldehyde as it breaks down should be concern enough. Formaldehyde is a known human carcinogen, hence Aspartame can cause cancer. This isn't a massive logical leap here. Also the methanol in fruit argument is bogus because it only occurs in canning of the fruit, i.e., select circumstance and in a far lower concentration than aspartame.

I'm not changing the subject, I'm offering further evidence why you shouldn't be drinking this stuff. But if people want to continue being fat asses, that's entirely their prerogative.

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Quote from brbubba : Last time I checked, experimentation was the main source for a majority of scientific knowledge. But of course I'm supposed to trust you because you say they don't offer "conclusive" evidence. That's the old, I'm right and you're wrong argument. Also the fact that it produces formaldehyde as it breaks down should be concern enough. Formaldehyde is a known human carcinogen, hence Aspartame can cause cancer. This isn't a massive logical leap here. Also the methanol in fruit argument is bogus because it only occurs in canning of the fruit, i.e., select circumstance and in a far lower concentration than aspartame. I'm not changing the subject, I'm offering further evidence why you shouldn't be drinking this stuff. But if people want to continue being fat asses, that's entirely their prerogative.

even experimentation can be wrong. just look at the vacines causing autsim study.

Quote from winampman : Thanks for threadcrapping and linking to a dubious source. This Dr.Mercola preaches about things like the dangers of Phenylalanine, Asparctic acid, and Methanol that aspartame breaks down into. It's full of blatant lies and misconceptions. Here's wikipedia debunking that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspartame_controversy#Safety_and_health_effects And snopes: http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/aspartame.asp By the way, why hasn't anyone put together a class action lawsuit and sued soda companies if aspartame is such a "dangerous" poison? Seems like such an easy case to win! Oh wait... because there is no case.

I can't vouch for Mercola, it was the first search result I found when searching "aspartame Pepsi Next" and also the one that, as I said, lists three terrible ingredients in what might as well be a flavored laboratory beaker that people are shoving down their throats in mass quantity thinking it's a healthy alternative to digesting calories or *actual* sugar (god forbid we go back to using THAT stuff).


You want to coat your gullet with chemical waste, by all means, be my guest.


Good day, sir.

Eagerly awaiting my 5 free coupons.

Chrome worked wonderfully - hopefully I was under the million mark

Quote from fyu : even experimentation can be wrong. just look at the vacines causing autsim study.

That's all good and fine, but you have to indicate why they are wrong. And as I said, if formaldehyde is a proven breakdown byproduct that is a known HUMAN carcinogen, by logical reasoning, aspartame has to be, if not directly, indirectly cancer causing. This does NOT mean that you will get cancer if you ingest aspartame, but like anything, it does mean that you are elevating your cancer risk by ingesting this product.

I think part of all this confusion is over the idea behind the terms "will definitely get" or "could possibly get". We don't have the medical advancements to determine, "will definitely get" yet, but we can identify compounds which result in increases to cancer risk. And this is really a debate over how much it will elevate your cancer risk and for me, any elevation at all is unacceptable.

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