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To: Janice Shell who wrote (1698)	8/25/1998 8:59:00 PM
From: Cavalry	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 26163

janice i will finish you in one post then cuz i am sick of si did you buy a bottle of stevia and a bottle of aznt's and send to a lab like me? if so post the lab results. i was asked not to post mine so i wont so my advice for all of si go order a bottle of each and decide for yourself dont listen to me or janice wait a week till you get both bottles and decide goodbye silicon investor taking a break know i have a winner soon everyone else will too. Cavalry Wamm#1 ps janice theres this movie, with a young chess wizard, elijah woods played him i believe at end when he knows he has defeated his rival its just a matter of a few moves he offers him a draw, rival scoffs that was my pm to you today that was your response. sorry i tried to save you post lab results showing what aznt has is stevia impossible you cant so you never will goodbye janice

To: Janice Shell who wrote (1698)	8/25/1998 9:12:00 PM
From: Ellen	Respond to of 26163

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. That's our good ole government - here to help us! <G> IMO, the whys and wherefores of how "they" decide or determine findings is usually illogical. And costs we taxpayers twice what it should... 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. So...this is a guess on your part?