11.  Other Research Cited

Dr. Leibovitz states:

     "Similarly, memory loss is unaffected by
     aspartame, as recently noted by Dr. Robert Moser
     at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine
     (Moser 1994). In his Journal of the American
     Medical Association letter, he stated that, 'Based
     on the results of these studies, there is no
     scientific basis to believe that aspartame causes
     adverse experiences, including neurobehavioral
     disorders and memory loss.'"

What Dr. Leibovitz neglected to say was that Dr. Moser has
been a consultant for NutraSweet for many years (Moser 1994)
and was the former editor of the Journal of the American
Medical Association (Roberts 1992). He spends much of his
time defending aspartame for the NutraSweet Company.

Memory loss would be caused by medium-term or long-term,
regular use of aspartame in persons who are suceptible to
that condition. Dr. Moser neglects to mention that almost
all of NutraSweet's studies are so short (i.e., one day)
that they can't possibly determine anything. Whether short
or long, they are hopelessly flawed as described throughout
this document.