65.4 mg of methanol Methanol converts to formaldehyde in the body. 61.3 mg of formaldehyde. Even if true, it is clear that the exposure to formaldehyde is somewhere from 283,000 to 449,533 times what was mentioned in the PR piece. Actually, a large number of people have reported to this author ingesting far in excess of this amount on a daily basis. The longer the exposure, the more genetic damage.
Methanol is many times more toxic to humans than to rodents.
Formaldehyde exposure, especially in the presence of co-exposure to an excitotoxin from aspartame appears to cause gradual neurological damage and immunological system changes. The study by Trocho et al. The research on formaldehyde toxicity and damage is based upon exposure only. If formaldehyde from aspartame accumulates in organs and tissues as the Trocho et al. This is a complete misrepresentation of the formaldehyde research.