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Joe, Jackie and others, I took a look at both web sites and have concluded that I can't trust either. Each side has an ax to grind. The statement of the nomsg site that it "tricks your brain" has a distinctive pseudoscientific sound to it. MSG is "natural" (my pet word to debunk). It has been used in a natural form for hundreds or thousands of years. Whether it causes sensitivity reactions in some people or not I certainly doubt that it plays a significant role in PD either in the etiology or alteration of symptoms. If anyone has any credible info to the contrary I would like to see it. Charlie J. R. Bruman wrote: > > 3putts wrote: > > > > Joe, > > > > The site below says that it is a neurotransmitter, because it fools your > > brain into thinking that you are eating good quality food. > > > > http://nomsg.com/ > > > > The site below says that it is a safe ingredient. > > > > http://www.msgfacts.com/ > > > > I don't know which one to believe. What do you think? > > > > Jackie > > Thanks! I dunno either, but if MSG might have anything to do with my > PD, I'd rather not gamble. Cheers, > Joe > -- > J. R. Bruman (818) 789-3694 > 3527 Cody Road > Sherman Oaks, CA 91403-5013 -- CHARLES T. MEYER, M.D. Middleton, WI [log in to unmask]