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American Academy of Pediatrics
In December, 1985 the American Academy of Pediatrics wrote: "The blood phenylalanine levels reported in response to loading doses of aspartame in normal adults and those heterozygous for the PKU gene do not seem to be sufficiently high to warrant concern of toxicity to the individual or even to a fetus during pregnancy".
December 1985
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