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RE: Monosodium Glutamate MSG: Latest Marketing Video for idiots...
The poison in spinach and other plants is WAY more toxic than MSG.
The LD50 for MSG is about 15 grams per kg
Oxalic acid dihydrate: is about 375 mg/kg
Overall though I don't think people should be eating MSG every day and it seems like there is too much salt and sugar added to foods. I don't think bread should have sugar added to it. It's very hard to buy sugar free bread in the USA. :(
Not to mention that it is equally as difficult to not find bread with MILK added to it. Sheesh :D the worse thing about MSG is the addictive nature... this ensures you’re always bringing in that micro acidity :D good info, btw !
Interesting! I'm going to have to check the bread labels some more although I'm mostly upset about the sugar and would probably be ok with the milk. Salt probably helps the bread last longer so there is some justification for salt. I thing msg might give me headaches so I personally don't consider it addictive although I'm sure it is for a lot of people. I hate headaches! lol I do like Doritoes though but I only eat a few bags a year.
You can google LD50 values for various stuff.
Rhubarb is pretty high in the oxalic acid poison so you might not want to eat too much of that in a setting.
Processes sugar is surprisingly pretty bad, yet I will still have that to consume any day before milk! That’s some evil stuff. Did you check the bread labels? :) it’s surprising how many breads have milk in them...!
I think processed sugar is a lot worse than milk. I just finished a loaf and forgot to check the label. I need to get some bread soon though. I don't like eating bread but it's very useful and cheap. I'm not sure humans should be eating grains though.
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Here’s an idea: eat some bananas instead of bread. More useful, costs less per weight, and has every nutrient known to be needed by man.
And bananas do not contain milk or processed sugar :)
That's a good idea but I can't make a sandwich out of bananas. :(
I did buy some bread recently. No milk but it does have sugar. I'd rather have bread with milk in it than sugar.
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