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I eat MSG all the time - it keeps me young
It's been demonised, but the crystallised white powder is safe - and makes food taste delicious, writes Gizzi Erskine ...
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The MSG truth that food companies hide from you
Is MSG actually harmful? Discover what science reveals about this controversial food additive, its hidden sources, and why ...
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Your IBS-Friendly Chinese Food Dining Guide
MSG is classified as a safe ingredient by the FDA. So-called "Chinese restaurant syndrome" has been thoroughly debunked and, in fact, is now considered xenophobic. And, you certainly do not have ...
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‘Happy Pleasant Valley’ is full of laughs — and potential Could one really get an article about “Chinese Restaurant Syndrome” into a prestigious medical journal despite no scientific backin ...
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MSG in Chinese food will make you sick.
The myth that MSG is bad for you comes from a letter a doctor wrote to the New England Journal of Medicine in 1968, where he coined the term "Chinese restaurant syndrome" to describe a variety of ...
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Myth: You should steer clear of MSG.
MSG is often associated with a series of symptoms including numbness at the base of the neck and a general sense of fatigue that are commonly lumped together and called "Chinese Restaurant Syndrome." ...