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Most likely you have heard of MSG and may associate it most with being something tasty that is added to your Chinese takeout food. But you may not know what MSG actually is or why a friend of yours always asks for “no MSG” when you go to restaurants.

So what Is MSG Anyway?

Vegetable protein hydrolysate is just wheat or soybean that has been partially digested using a natural method and is a natural flavor enhancer. MSG, or Monosodium glutamate, is a product of the process of partially digesting (hydrolyzing) vegetable protein – which is how MSG is commercially manufactured. The sneaky thing is that it’s only mentioned on a label if it’s added in a chemically pure form, and not if it’s a product of protein hydrolysis.

Thus, MSG is often a “phantom ingredient” on the list of contents on many foods. Meaning, MSG may be present even if it is not be listed as an ingredient on the label.

If MSG Is A Natural Food Enhancer, Why Does it Matter If it Isn’t Listed As An Ingredient On The Food Label?

Most consumers don’t know where or how MSG is encountered because it is often an “invisible ingredient.” nor do they connect the symptoms that occur hours to days after the ingestion of MSG to the MSG itself.

Some symptoms that have been reported after the ingestion of MSG: Skin-burning sensation, chills, swelling, headache, fatigue, dizziness, confusion, speech difficulty, psychological dysfunction, depression, insomnia, blurred vision, difficulty focusing, buzzing in the ear (tinnitus), running nose (rhinitis), sneezing. Also, chest pain and/or tightness, irregular and/or fast heart rate, wheezing (asthma), cough, thirst, nausea, gastrointestinal pain, diarrhea, frequency of urination, loss of bladder control in children, muscle aches, joint aches.

What gets even more confusing is that the intensity of the symptoms, as well as the presence of one or more symptoms, will vary with the amount of MSG ingested. most people that are sensitive to MSG will fail to connect their more subtle, delayed symptoms with the ingestion of MSG. so, unless the symptoms are severe and immediate, they will not be able to diagnose MSG as being the cause.

**If you have already determined that you are not allergic to soybean or wheat, you should suspect MSG as being the culprit rather than the vegetable protein itself.

How To Spot MSG-Containing Substances On Food labels – it Won’t always say “MSG”

Many ingredient labels may not list MSG even though it is there, so you need to familiarize yourself with some other ways MSG-containing substances appear on food labels without actually saying “MSG”:

Protein hydrolysateHydrolyzed vegetable proteinVegetable proteinProtein powderVegetable broth“all natural flavorings”Kombu extractSeaweed extractAutolyzed yeastYeast extractFermented soy sauceFermented soy products

Some foods that typically contain MSG and/or MSG-related substances are: Seasoning salts, bouillon, meat tenderizers, spaghetti sauces, ketchup, sausages, bacon, prepared meats, canned tuna in vegetable broth, prepared frozen meals (“TV dinners”), canned or frozen soups, salad dressings, potato chips, and more. Restaurant meals often contain MSG-related ingredients. Requesting that a restaurant not put MSG in the food may simply result in the consumer receiving a lower dose.

I Have A Hypersensitivity, Not An Allergy To MSG?

If you find that you do not tolerate MSG, then your problem is a hypersensitivity, not an allergy, to MSG. Allergy tests can be negative every time because hypersensitivity is a biochemical intolerance and not an allergy. what this means is that the person genetically is unable to metabolize a particular molecule. Since MSG is a harmless amino acid, any problems that arise from it being ingested are because of the person’s inability to metabolize it, not any harmful intrinsic properties of the substance itself.

The best way to determine if MSG may be causing your problems is to keep good notes of what you eat, when you eat it, and then when your symptoms occur. If you find that you are hypersensitive, complete avoidance is the solution!

References:

Allen DA Baker. W.: Asthma and MSG. Medical Journal of Australia 1981; 2:576.11

Ghadimi A Kumar Set al: Studies on monosodium glutamate ingestion: biochemical explanations of Chinese restaurant syndrome. Biochemical Medicine 1971; 5:447-58.

Schaumberg Byck R, Gerstl R, Mashman JH: Monosodium glutamate; its pharmacology and role in the Chinese restaurant syndrome. Science 1969;826-8.

Summary: Does Tylenol cause liver problems? the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) says the answer is yes! according to the FDA, it has forced Tylenol to warn consumers of Tylenol’s risk of liver injury. the FDA says Tylenol is generally safe when used according to the directions on its labeling. However, taking more than the recommended amount can cause liver damage, acute liver failure, and even death.

Why is Tylenol dangerous? Acetaminophen is the generic name of a drug found in many common brand name such as Tylenol, as well as prescription products such as Vicodin and Percocet. the FDA says Acetaminophen is an important drug because it is very effective; however, taking too much can be extremely dangerous! below is some important from the FDA. Remember, if you have taken Tylenol & experienced liver problems— call my office today at 702-240-0000.   

FAQ from the FDA:

Q: Are there risks from taking too much acetaminophen?

A: Yes, acetaminophen can cause serious liver damage if you take too much. it is very important to follow your doctor’s directions and the directions on the medicine label.

You may not notice the signs and symptoms of liver damage right away because they take time to appear. Or, you may mistake early symptoms of liver damage (for example, loss of appetite, nausea, and vomiting) for something else, like the flu. Liver damage can develop into liver failure or death over several days.

Acetaminophen is generally safe when taken as directed. To lower your risk of liver damage make sure you do the following:

• Follow dosing directions and never take more than directed; even a small amount more than directed can cause liver damage.
• Don’t take acetaminophen for more days than directed.
• Don’t take more than one medicine that contains acetaminophen at a time. For example, your risk of liver damage goes up if you take a medicine that contains acetaminophen to treat a headache, and while that medicine is still working in your body, you take another medicine that contains acetaminophen to treat a cold.

Q: How can I safely take acetaminophen?

A: Follow this advice to take acetaminophen safely:

• Read all the information given to you by your doctor and follow directions.
• Read the information on the OTC “Drug Facts” label or on the prescription label and follow directions.
• Be sure you understand the following:- the dose, which is how much acetaminophen you can take at one time- how many hours you must wait before taking another dose of acetaminophen- how many doses of acetaminophen you can take safely each day- when to stop taking acetaminophen and ask a doctor for help
• Never take more than directed, even if your pain or fever isn’t any better. taking more acetaminophen than directed can put you at risk for liver damage.
• Never take more than one medicine that contains acetaminophen. Check the active ingredients of all your medicines to make sure you are taking no more than one medicine containing acetaminophen at a time.

Q: What should I do if the pain or fever doesn’t get better after taking acetaminophen as directed?

A: take the medicine only as directed. Don’t take more. if the medicine doesn’t help you feel better, talk to your doctor, nurse, or pharmacist.

Find more at: fda.gov/forconsumers/consumerupdates/ucm168830.htm

Gastroesophageal reflux disease is one of the most common conditions affecting Americans today, with acid-stopping medications like Astra Zeneca’s Nexium accounting for more than $5 billion in sales in 2009.

But medications are not without risks. according to a 2006 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, acid-stopping drugs, taken for even a year at high doses, are associated with an increased risk of hip fracture.

So what are consumers to do when faced with the prospect of either taking a medication or leaving their symptoms left untreated? Why not learn more about what you can do to prevent these symptoms in the first place.

Why does acid back up?

When stomach contents such as acid, bile and food back up into the esophagus, they can cause burning and irritation. Normally, a muscular valve called the lower esophageal sphincter prevents this from happening, but when it malfunctions, stomach contents can leak into the esophagus. Factors like smoking, obesity, pregnancy and an overfull stomach can make the situation worse.

When food enters the stomach, it mixes with gastric acid, made largely of hydrochloric acid, which plays a key digestive role by breaking down proteins, activating digestive enzymes and helping the body to absorb calcium. it also supports immune function by killing harmful bacteria before they can cause an infection.

Under normal circumstances, the stomach itself is protected from this harsh acid by the secretion of a thick, protective mucus layer. on the whole, stomach acid is good and is critical in maintaining overall health.

Too little acid can allow bacteria to flourish and burrow into the stomach wall, creating one the most common types of gastric and duodenal ulcers. Too little acid can also create symptoms of bloating and gas as partially digested food lingers in the stomach or enters the small intestine, where bacteria are required to further break it down.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) looks at digestion a bit differently, assigning most digestive functions to the spleen and viewing the stomach as simply a vessel for food. the spleen’s function includes the digestive role of the pancreas, stomach and duodenum (part of the small intestine). a condition like acid reflux will typically be assigned to spleen weakness but may also include a diagnosis of “stomach fire,” a term ascribed to increased acid production.

In allopathic medicine, acid reflux may be treated with acid-blocking medications, but in TCM, there may be as many as six different diagnoses, each with unique protocols to address both the symptoms and underlying cause.

Tips for a healthy

• Chew your food – enzymes in the mouth begin the digestive process.

• Limit liquid intake with meals – it dilutes the potency of stomach acid.

• Eat smaller meals – overeating makes conditions worse.

• Limit stress – increased cortisol levels can thin the protective stomach lining.

Left untreated, acid reflux can lead to scarring and narrowing of the esophagus and to a risk of developing esophageal cancer. if acid reaches the larynx, it can lead to symptoms like a cough, asthma or a sore throat.

A primary-care physician or gastroenterologist can perform any necessary tests, give you the information you need and prescribe the appropriate medication. you may also want to seek alternative treatment approaches for digestive issues. Find a qualified alternative practitioner by asking friends or your physician for a referral.

Ted Ray, L.Ac., is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist in private practice in Mountain View and Woodside. He earned a master’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco and an undergraduate degree in agribusiness from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. for more information, call 564-9002 or visit peninsulaacupuncture.com.

 1 Comment 1″patient”at Wednesday, 23 February 2011 08:08by gerald Ted Ray helped fix my digestion! I used to pass gas that my wife couldn’t tolerate. He taught me which foods would aid in my digestion and which foods weaken my digestive system. He helped me out with some great herbs and nutritional supplements and my wife and I are both so happy. My allergies also went away when my digestion improved and I believe he said it had something to do with my gut being inflammed in the past. Ted is an awesome healer and recommend him to everyone who wants to travel on the journey of optimal wellness. Post Comment