Did You Know...
- That most doctors, dietitians and the public know very little about the
toxic effects of MSG?
- That the billion dollar processed food industry and MSG producers pay
lobbyists to make all of us believe MSG is safe for the majority of the
population?
- That monosodium glutamate is the sodium salt of glutamic acid, a
nonessential amino acid used to enhance food flavors? But it is also an
excitatory neurotransmitter that destroys nerve cells in the brain of
susceptible people?
- That 30 to 40% or more of our population is experiencing the harmful
effects of what the medical society has recently called the "MSG Symptom
Complex" and many of us don't know it?
- Most of us ingest more MSG than we realize or than the FDA and researchers
regard as safe?
- That the amount of MSG added to our processed foods has doubled every 10
years since 1945?
- That MSG is not just used in East Asian restaurants, but in most
restaurants and most bagged, bottled, frozen, boxed, canned, or commercially
prepared foods?
- That additives such as hydrolyzed protein and autolyzed yeast can contain
as much as 40% MSG, and do not have to be labeled as such?
- That aspartame and L-cysteine are other powerful excitotoxins that cause
similar damage to our bodies?
- That Attention Deficit Disorder, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, some weight
problems, migraine headaches, sleeping disorders, Irritable Bowel Syndrome,
Glaucoma, Asthma, Diabetes, and neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's, ALS
(Lou Gehrig's disease), and Parkinson's may have more in common than we think?
- That we as a people tend to take at least 20 years to accept what earlier
tests warn us is harmful to us, especially when it means giving up something we
enjoy? Consider tobacco and caffeine.
- That your body is your best source of the truth? According to Funk and
Wagnall's Standard Desk Dictionary (volume 1, 1980), a myth is "a false
opinion, belief, or ideal." Test yourself by using our suggestions and see
if you or your loved ones are suffering needlessly due to the "MSG
Myth" and those who promote it.