The Horrors of MSG Monosodium Glutamate 1 of 2 John Erb

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  1. LMAO! This woman is crazy! There is naturally MSG in your non-vitamin D
    added milk…. Not just some “natural glutamate”, MSG I can make a great
    veg stock, not broth. I’m a chef and don’t use MSG and my food taste
    great… If I had MSG I would add that shit to my food! Yummmmmy! Lol rats
    were injected with MSG! No shit they got fat. Who the hell would inject
    themselves with MSG? To much of anything is a bad thing! MSG is MSG!
    Glutamate is glutamate. MSG powder is just boiled down seaweed stock till
    it dries and crystallizes. So how is that synthetic? An extract is not
    synthetic. 

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  2. @finefilth …not sure we have enough data yet to support definitive action
    either way. As I said, a lot of these experiments showing MSG messes you up
    are uses superphysiological doses. Just ridiculous. I mean if I injected
    you with 100g of pure raspberry jam I don’t think you’d fare too well
    either. Anothe great example of this is quantumsolace’s rant in part 2 of
    this video where she discusses MSG in vaccines! Wow. The dose in an MMR
    shot is infinitesimal.

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  3. @Pienvde Stop. Please. Just because something “tastes good” it doesn’t mean
    it’s toxic and destroying your brain. The OPs comment about how: “Tho soup
    just tasted too good” (or something to that effect) was just hilarious in
    it’s simplemindedness. Here’s some scientific facts you should (and don’t
    worry, they’re simple): 1) glutamic acid is a naturally occuring amino acid
    used to build virtually every know protein (your body makes it, and you
    need it to live); 2) amino acids link together…

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  4. @crystalidx So no… when the mGlu4 tastebud senses the carboxyl glutamic
    acid cation (not the undissociated MSG molecule mind you) it initiates a
    synaptic response to various regions of the brain to signal to the body to
    prepare for the ingestion of food. Now some of that neural signalling may
    occur using glutamate, but it’s not the glutamate that immediately
    ingested. That gets sent down into the gut for processing like everything
    else.

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  5. @WeThePeopleRleaders: Beware; they’re changing the name of aspartame to
    aminosweet! Also, in many products, they replace it with acesulfame
    potassium, which is the same thing, then say: NO ASPARTAME!

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  6. @amirsurfer Wow dude, you could not be more wrong. MSG is not “synthetic”
    but made quite “naturally”. Check it:
    ajinomoto.(com)/amino/eng/product.html Gluatamate is glutamic acid +
    hydrogren, MSG is glutamate + sodium. That’s it. Sophomore biochem
    pop-quiz: in solution both compounds dissociate into the same glutamic acid
    cation but one releases hydogren and the other sodium. That’s it! Their
    activity is exactly the same. One is not anymore toxic than the other.

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  7. @thrustfang PEER REVEIWED PROCESS????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Now we all know of when people get in groups there is a need to follow what
    authority tells us to be even if we know it to be incorrect. It is like
    this. Say you have spent a hefty sum and intense time and study on an
    education and you are in a lab and you KNOW the data is flawed. Are you
    going to be the whistle blower and risk your career, your house, your wife,
    etc. Just to speak the truth and seek justice.

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  8. BeautyHealthZoneBlog · Edit

    Hg stands for mercury. Did you know that they put that in vaccines? It
    kills the brains neurons. That’s why people are not so bright these days.
    Avocado, fish oils and ginkgko are good for the brain and any foods that
    help the body to heal are certainly good. Mercury detox is an essential
    part of life. Thorncroft Detox cordial is very good to remove heavy metals.
    Thank goodness, that drink is wonderful. Of course the essentials we need
    get removed from the shelves, I’m not sure why.

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  9. @clmarion its probably responsible for the epidemic of obese kids we have
    in this country.. being a fat slob during the school years is a very
    painful experience

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  10. @raymoohackuray Food is not supposed to have made made preservatives. End
    of story. The more we keep tampering with the natural ways of huamnity the
    more we are digging ourselves in a grave that we will never be able to
    escape from.

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  11. I met John tonite, just on chance being employed in a tourist market and
    must say, I was really impressed with his knowledge on the same things Ive
    been interested in the last couple years of my life. said I would look him
    up and this is the first video I came upon. I ve known for quite some time
    that MSG was not a good thing, but never from the consumer side of things,
    always from the seller. It amazes me how “THEIR” plan can take on so many
    faucets and yet keep the mainsteam so blind.

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  12. MSG, also known as free glutamic acid, is the synthetic, toxic version of
    the harmless, natural occurring glutamate, which exists in certain
    vegetables and cheeses, among others. Arrogant fool!

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  13. randomgeneralrandom · Edit

    ok but this substance exists also in tomatoes, peas, chicken, corn etc. so
    what’s the new thing about it as an additive? is it so much more
    concentrated? i also read that our organism produces it. so it must be
    vital… we don’t even produce vitamin c like other animals do….

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  14. @quantumsolace: I’m sorry, I could be here all night pointing out some of
    the wonderfully imaginative conclusions you (and your friends) have jumped
    to but I really need to finish writing this publication I’m submitting
    tonight. However, I can’t let this last one go: Fat rats on MSG. (See,
    e.g., PMID: 21042817; and PMID: 11319642). Read the research? They gave
    *newborn* rats (1 day old) *daily* *direct injections* of 4g/kg of body
    weight of MSG…

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  15. I watched as my 40 year old mother’s health slowly degraded over a 10 year
    period (asthma, arthritis, migraines, fibromyalgia,) ending in a massive
    allergic reaction. An extensive autopsy showed that she was allergic to MSG
    and its derivates. As more MSG was added to products over time she just got
    worse. I wander how many others suffering similar symptoms could have the
    same cause.

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  16. I am pro pioneering like in this video one hundred percent which is what
    TRUE science is all about anyway. But your so called double blind studies
    talk extremely lacks merit since many of these “so called studies” are done
    at universities (let me define this for you for a minute………….
    FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS) or through GOVERNMENT GRANTS (Whose interests are
    these best for?) Where there is big money and profit to be made there is
    bias. Always have always will

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  17. @finefilth Ah, so you’re familiar with the animal protocol methods for such
    experiments are you? You’ve actually read the latest peer-reviewed
    scientific publication, located and understood the means by which lab rat
    obesity is induced? Then I imagine you’ve read the research articles
    detailing the physiological mechanisms by which this obesity occurs? Any
    citations to share? I’m curious if they match my own list of references.
    But I’m curious about one thing…

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  18. @finefilth …factor. A comprehensive assessment of the data needs to be
    reviewed (one may exist but I haven’t the time yet to do a search for it –
    but I will find it if it exists and share it with you.) Finally, and this
    goes without saying, all of these experiments are being done in rodents and
    it’s rather surprising how often models from inbred labstrains of mice DO
    NOT correlate with results in humans. A search for long-term longitudinal
    studies in humans is something else I’ll look into.

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  19. It’s so refreshing to see videos where the author actually knows what
    they’re talking about. GMOs, MSG, artificial sweeteners, chemical
    dyes…all processed and fast food is POISON. The corporations play so many
    DECEPTIVE games with advertising and labelling; it’s like a 100% WHOLE
    WHEAT cereal, or bread, or…where the SECOND ingredient is HFCS! Time to
    wake up – globally! Did you know, the globalists even put MSG into the H1N1
    vaccine?!

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  20. @raymoohackuray PSEUDOSCIENCE?????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Atomic
    energy-PSEUDOSCIENCE Putting a man on the moon-PSEUDOSCIENCE Galileo’s
    theory of the earth not being the center of the universe-PSEUDOSCIENCE and
    Insanity? Drugs for mental and physical problems-Double blind studies Huge
    numbers of lawsuits from drug damage-REALITY!!!!

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  21. @quantumsolutions: “Something about the broth was unnaturally delicious.”
    So you first thought is conspiracy? Funny. I’ve indicated elsewhere, our
    tongues have a specific taste receptor for glutamic acid. The resulting
    signal transduction cascade triggered by that impulse signals to the brain
    that you’re eating and your body begins the biochemical preparations and
    responses to the process. You make it sound as though if something tastes
    great it must have MSG and therefore be killing you. LOL.

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  22. @thrustfang Lol, you think MSG is dangerous because of ingestion? The
    reason is because its a drug. And the definition of drug is a substance
    that affects the function of the neural systems. It hurts you even before
    it goes into your intestines.

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  23. @philacoudre P.S. I tried drinking Organic soy milk 10yrs (on suggestion of
    my phys.teacher, after a health-oriented class), and adding it to whole
    grain organic cereals. Thought it tasted great and stick with it ever
    since! I drank a glass of regular 2%milk a few months later: it tasted
    foul. Did you know milk cows are given ormones to increase yields, making
    milk a potential risk… Wow, now there’s no option left!

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  24. thank you for posting this and thank god 2012 is coming to wipe these
    bastards and their poisons off the face of the earth. we will be left
    standing in bliss.

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  25. @finefilth … Now, humans are ~3,000 times larger than mice and the basal
    metabolic rate per gram of body weight is 7 times greater in mice than in
    humans. (See PMCID: PMC1369270). So wouldn’t these animal experiments be
    equivalent to injecting a new human baby (avg. weight = 7 lbs or 3 kg) with
    ~2 grams of MSG, then repeating every day thereafter (adjusting for weight
    increase), until the child reaches ~1/4 the age of puberty (avg. weight =
    31 lbs or 14 kg) which = an 8 gram injection of MSG?

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