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I recently discovered an insidious additive that almost all manufacturers are putting into foods, and I hope you all begin to watch for it. It is MSG (monosodium glutamate), and of course, we expect it to be in Asian foods.

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However, it is in so many foods now that people may not know of, one needs to do a lot of reading if you want to keep your health.

Opponents call it "the food additive that excites the brain cells to death". At the end of this post, I will send you two links and you can read for yourself. Chips, soups, gravy mixes, chicken and sausage, dip mixes, a ton of spices, Parmesan products, most chip snacks, and the list goes on and on.

I had horrible head buzzing to the point where I thought I had a brain tumor. I did some research, and the only thing that explains all the symptoms is MSG. I was relieved more than you can imagine, and wanted to make sure my friends out there had the same info.

So, read the labels, and the links and you won't be sorry. I hope this helps even one person, as that would make it worth it.

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Source: My own research.

By Sandi/Poor But Proud from Yorktown, VA

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January 13, 20100 found this helpful

Several years ago it became legal to call MSG "flavor inhancers) so if you see that be suspicious.

 

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January 13, 20100 found this helpful

MSG generally is only harmful to people who have allergies to it. Side effects like you're speaking of occur if 3 grams or more per meal exist but it's definitely good to check out and know MSG content! You should even ask restaurants how much MSG is in any item you're considering ordering.

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Here's another link to check out: www.drweil.com/.../QAA400215
Thanks for sharing the warning for those who might not be aware :-)

 
January 17, 20100 found this helpful

I recently discovered I was very sensitive to MSG. They make me flush in a most painful sort of way, my ears blisters and my eyes now have begun to swell. Consequently I found out the hard way April of last year that I had numerous food allergies . The kind that cause anaphelactic(sp?) reactions. MSG is hidden under MANY different names. If you are unsure. Don't buy it!

 

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