Cenacle Treatment Centre: What is MSG

Sep 30, 2008

What is MSG

MSG (monosodium glutamate) is recognised as being an excitotoxin that triggers a huge production of dopamine in the brain that then creates a feeling of well being for the person. Discovered in 1907 by a Japanese chemist,MSG is a chemical that brings out the flavour of other tastes rather than having a taste of its own. For this reason it has been widely used in processed foods that would otherwise taste bland.

30 Sep 2008 19:12:13 | optimum nutrition

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