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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Amazon Natural (AZNT)
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To: Cavalry who wrote (1679)8/25/1998 8:48:00 PM
From: Janice Shell  Read Replies (2) of 26163
 
I thought my point was very clear indeed. Or rather points.

1. As I understand it, stevia isn't in any way harmful. It's an effective sweetener. If you use a lot, it has a slight licorice aftertaste. It's been thoroughly tested in Japan and is used as an additive to many foods there.

2. For whatever reasons, in the US the FDA approves stevia for sale as a "dietary supplement" but not as a food or beverage additive.

3. If "Touch of Nature" is in fact made of stevia, or contains stevia, it will not qualify for use as a food additive. Even if it isn't made of stevia, but of another similar substance, I should think the same rules would apply. So bye-bye Monsanto et al.

4. If "Touch of Nature" does indeed contain stevia, then AZNT is misrepresenting the product in its press releases, and we all know where THAT gets you, don't we?

Is there anything here you don't understand?
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