In bad taste: the MSG syndrome : how living without MSG can reduce headache, depression and asthma, and help you get control of your life

Schwartz, George R.

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In bad taste: the MSG syndrome : how living without MSG can reduce headache, depression and asthma, and help you get control of your life [1988]

Schwartz, George R.;

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Directed towards a professional and non-professional audience, this book discusses MSG, the problems it may cause, where it is found in foods, how its presence is hidden by misleading labelling, and how it may be avoided. The history of MSG is briefly reviewed and specific reactions to MSG are described (headaches, depression, asthma, dizziness, etc.)

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Language:

English

In AGRIS since:

1990

Extent:

123 p.

Publisher:

Health Press

ISBN:

09-291-73007

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"In bad taste: the MSG syndrome : how living without MSG can reduce headache, depression and asthma, and help you get control of your life"@eng

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"ill. index. *US (DNAL RM237.77.S3)"