Teenager Proves That MSG Slows Brain Cell Growth

re: Teenager Proves That MSG Slows Brain Cell Growth

Sheila C — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 15:23:50 GMT

Good luck to this little gal, whose findings will never be published. The University of Calgary is quite proficient at not releasing testing results that don't conform to the pharmaceutical companies mandate. The cure for diabetes was developed at the University of Calgary in 1998, they don't know anything about that. http://www.eastwoodcompanies.com
In 2002/2003, they were testing the cure for bi-polar there and good luck finding any information about that. www.truehope.com

re: Teenager Proves That MSG Slows Brain Cell Growth

Rogway — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 07:33:46 GMT

Well you see, This has proved a lot of adult people wrong...kids do, do other things besides sit in front of the TV, play video games, lay in the bed and so on.

I'd like to add a little research of my own to this article.

IT DON'T MATTER. It don't matter if the food companies would mix up horse biscuts, cow piles, goat pellets, dog piles, frog slime, fish strings, eagle squirts, gorella handfulls, babbo doo-doo or any thing else they can come up with and put it in the food, the majority would eat it anyway cause they just don't care. I have begged people to take a close look and ask questions about the food they are feeding their babies, but they just don't care. If it's baby food it has to be good.

MSG is a...
Marketing
Sucking
Game

Don't believe me, write you representive.

re: Teenager Proves That MSG Slows Brain Cell Growth

Mr.AK — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:26:54 GMT

The use of MSG continues to increase annually, totally under the radar of most consumers because it does not have to be on the list of ingredients per se, except under pseudonyms such as "autolyzed yeast," "natural flavor" or "spice" and 30+ other names, thanks to the food lobbyists in Washington. The majority of packaged food products on your grocery shelf - even your "health food" store - contain MSG. I even see products that boast "No MSG" on the packages of food that absolutely contain some form of MSG.

Fast food tastes good only because it's loaded with MSG. If fast food restaurants were forced to remove it, fast food would taste like sawdust and sales would plummet.

re: Teenager Proves That MSG Slows Brain Cell Growth

Natural Health Leader — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:12:16 GMT

There was a Canadian Study on MSG (monosodium glutamate) a couple of years ago showing MSG is in many infant formulas. Free glutamic acid is the big issue according to leading researcher in this field, Dr. Russell Blaylock. Look for his information on glutamic acid including receptor sites, and nutrients that help bind glutamic acid. Anyone interested in bettering their health should take the time to research this important subject.