Comments on: Part 2a - The Dangers of MSG (Flavor Enhancers, E621)

By: paschen2219

paschen2219 — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 02:27:07 +0000

what? uve had too …
what? uve had too many cambell soups lately..
he didnt insult any disease at all. and that “mentally disabled” child he spoke of, he didnt say any disability, he said stupid.

so now the reflection comes back to you. you called your own brother stupid… he deserves better than that.

By: HealthRanger7

HealthRanger7 — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 02:27:07 +0000

Hi Travisevian,

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Hi Travisevian,

I am sure Pat Robertson didn’t mean to degrade any autistic children.

All he is saying is that MSG will cause brain damage in small children. Independent, non-industry sponsored research backs up this claim.

The brain damage (and a lowered IQ) will show up by the time they turn around 10 years old. Then it becomes clear that the child is unable do complex thinking and reasoning.

Autism is obviously something completely different and we should not confuse the two!

By: Travisevian

Travisevian — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 02:27:07 +0000

A visual aid of the …
A visual aid of the detrimental effects of monosodium glutamate…Pat Robertson ineloquently represents his lack of education and exudes the epitome of ignorance by referring to a theoretical mentally disabled 10 year old child as “stupid”. As someone with a severely autistic brother, I find this to be absolutely atrocious. What is wrong with this man?

~Travis Evian~

By: HealthRanger7

HealthRanger7 — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 02:27:07 +0000

Good point!

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Good point!

Chinese and Japanese letters and/or symbols probably look very much alike for most Western people.

By: guelphman

guelphman — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 02:27:07 +0000

That package of MSG …
That package of MSG is not written in Chinese. It is written in Japanese. In fact, though the Chinese are known for it, it was the Japanese who invented and promoted it around the world. Please keep the history straight.