Has Southwest Airlines banned aspartame from the cockpit?

r5 wrote:
Deirdre Saoirse Moen wrote:
I was hospitalized three times, suffering from near-drowning in my own
saliva, before I put two and two together and realized that it was

And you are 1 data point out of 100,000,000 or so, and you haven't
really documented beyond doubt that it was the aspartame. This is
hardly a reason to ban such a benign substance from airline cockpits.
After all, if aspartame were such a danger, automobile crash rates
would reflect this problem, and I'm willing to bet there is **NOT*** a
single case supporting this.

I never said it should be banned from cockpits. I simply said there were
people, including myself, who had severely negative reations but didn't
have the phenylalanine problem.

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