ban the use of artificial sweeteners in consumable products marketed toward minors, including vitamins, gum and candy.

Ban against use of artificial sweeteners in consumable products marketed toward children. Vitamins, gum, candy, soda, and many other products contain aspartame, or sucralose to reduce calories and/or save money. There has been research proving that the consumption of aspartame results in the destruction of neuron dendrites and therefore a decrease in the neurotransmitters effectiveness in the brain. A child's brain is still growing and developing, and should be protected from the effects of artificial sweeteners. Many products that contain this are items you would never suspect of being artificial, as they are children's products.