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You are here: Home / USRCN Editorial / DISTURBING – Does Splenda Know Something You Don't Know?

DISTURBING – Does Splenda Know Something You Don't Know?

March 23, 2007 By E. Sizemore 10 Comments

Splenda, the sugar substitute made from dextrose, maltodextrin, and sucralose, is owned by Johnson and Johnson and marketed / distributed by McNeil Nutritionals. A recent review of some of their domain names reveals some disturbing trends.

A word of advice: If you are going to protect your reputation online by buying up negative brand-related domains (which makes good business sense) at least register them under some obscure DBA or something. Don’t use your primary business name, becase it just looks… bad.

Just a few of the domain names owned by Johnson & Johnson, Splenda’s parent company:

splendakills.net
splendapoison.com
thedangersofsplenda.com
thefactsaboutsplenda.com
victimsofsplenda.com
splendasideeffects.com
splendadangers.com
splendadiabetes.com
splendaisnotsafe.com
And hundreds more, according to Daily Domainer. Not being one to regurgitate news without checking it out ourselves, US Recall News did a quick fact check on this and found that, indeed, Johnson and Johnson does own domains like:

SPLENDAKILLS.NET
Registrant:Johnson & JohnsonOne Johnson & Johnson PlazaNew Brunswick, NJ 08933US
Administrative Contact:Johnson & Johnson One Johnson & Johnson PlazaNew Brunswick, NJ 08933US+001.7325243245 fax: +001.7325246341
Technical Contact:Johnson & Johnson NCS 1003 US Hway. 202 NRaritan, NJ 08869US1 800 900 2555 fax: 1 908 655 4126
Record expires on 01-Mar-2008.Record created on 01-Mar-2005.Database last updated on 23-Mar-2007 11:23:50 EDT.
Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.JNJ.COM 148.177.2.10NS3.JNJ.COM 148.177.130.197NS5.JNJ.COM 148.177.219.1

Tate & Lyle is a corn-starch / sugar refinery / “renewable ingredients” company, whatever that means these days. They supply one of the main ingredients (Sucralose) that you find in that little yellow packet. Here are some of the domains THEY own:

sucralosepoison.com
sucralosekills.com
sucralosetruth.com
truthaboutsucralose.com

J&J, T&L – Are you guys trying to hide something? Do you know something your consumers don’t know? Or is this just a form of reputation management? Either way, it looks pretty bad.

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Comments

  1. zoe says

    April 4, 2007 at 9:00 pm

    I can not tell you what a find this article is.

    I always get headaches from any (synthetic) sugar substitute [except in the old days of saccharine [sp?] and “Tab” — Coke’s original diet drink — et al].

    I imagine that there may be an alternative as to why they may own the names, to avoid competitors getting these names and causing trouble, but that’s prolly the “Pollyanna” in me coming out.

    What a hoot – good job!
    Peace

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  2. Anonymous says

    April 10, 2007 at 2:05 pm

    J&J is not trying to hide anything! If they are be faulted for it should be that they have bought these domain names from what I would call domestic terrorists.

    One website said that Splenda caused weight gain! Yes, you will gain weight using Splenda if you only cut out sugar and drive up carb and calorie intake! Some people want to drink diet cokes and eat two Big Macs and complain that can’t lose weight and it’s this kind of scenerio that drives this type of thinking.

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  3. Lisa Hawney says

    February 14, 2009 at 5:02 am

    I was in Sam’s club in Metairie, LA on Feb. 12th, 2009 and was informed that there was a recall on Splenda. Could you confirm this for me. I do have a lot of Splenda and I need to know should I discard it right now. Please let me know your response asap.

    Thank you,

    Lisa Hawney

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  4. anonymous says

    February 16, 2009 at 11:01 pm

    On Feb 7, 2009, I was also at Sam’s Club in Texas and I was informed that there was a recall on Splenda Individual Packets. I have searched online regarding this recall, but I did not come up with anything. I would like to know about this please.

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  5. Fran Hawks says

    April 20, 2009 at 9:28 pm

    I heard that Splenda had been recalled but I can’t find anything on line that says anything about it. I need to know this information as I use it all the time and have just gotten a large bag and a large box of packets. Please let me know as soon as possible if this is true or if it’s just a rumor. I sure would like to continue using it but would feel better knowing if there is a recall so that I can return it if there is.

    Thank you.

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  6. Joe says

    July 22, 2009 at 11:50 am

    You guys are aware that Dick Cheney started Splenda right ? The guy who is FOR torture? And torture doesn’t mean waterboarding it means ALL torture methods. They have lots of methods … many die during “questioning”.
    Would you eat something Cheney gave you?

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  7. SGR4ME says

    December 3, 2009 at 8:27 pm

    Splenda made me sick physically, emotionally and mentally. It is true poison and yes I also gained 40 lbs while using Splenda! I had never used artificial sweeteners before but was deceived by the clever advertising gimmics! “Made from sugar so it tastes like sugar”…it is FAR from sugar. Stay away – throw away any and all products with with this crap recall or no recall – thank goodness my 8 year old is now a “label reader” and will not touch anything with sucralose (splenda), aspartame, nutrisweet….it will make you “mysteriously” ill.

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  8. Bambi says

    September 15, 2010 at 10:32 am

    That’s funny, I’ve used the product for years and have never had any side effects or problems or weight gain. Splenda will not make you gain weight. That’s just ridiculous. It has no calories. The only reason people gain weight is they are taking in more calories than they are burning.

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  9. barbara says

    November 10, 2010 at 1:43 am

    i just wanted to know why the splenda taste really bad
    is their a recall on it why dose it taste bad the packets have a
    smell also

    Reply
  10. Phil says

    April 11, 2011 at 11:27 pm

    I have ate this stuff since its birth & its all propaganda….I use it on cereal, it also cuts acid on beans, brocolli, chili, etc..I drink diet coke with it in,.,I use it in my sun tea..I am 66… never a problem ..This is BS..are u sick because they told u it is recalled.?..why sure…If you also knew a can of Green Beans has 50 tiimes the amount of crap allowable..would u quit those too??oh no ,not vegetables surely.
    I drink 2 -3 gallon of iced tea & pop a day & never miss a beat..never will..It is all in the attitude……Just piss it right on out the other end..Listen to your BODY>>>>

    Reply

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