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thissal@... wrote:

I read the archives about the MSG vs. autolyzed yeast vs. nutritional

yeast vernacular but I'm still confused. Does "autolyzed yeast"

always mean it's really a flavor enhancer like like the bad MSG?

I'm asking because I think I remember "autolyzed yeast" as a component

of Spike which I use quite a lot.

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NewsTarget.com

printable article

Tuesday, January 11, 2005

Meat ingredients

secretly placed in foods by manufacturers

Food manufacturers are perfectly free to

add meat ingredients to their "natural" food products without

listing meat on the label at all. This infuriates vegetarians, and now

thanks to mad cow disease, it brings up the possibility that even meat

eaters who wish to avoid cow by-products will have a very difficult

time doing so.

But let me point out something even

more alarming to those people who seek out "natural" or vegetarian foods at

the grocery store: the vast majority of vegetarian prepared foods

contain a dangerous nerve toxin ingredient (an excitotoxin) called MSG

or monosodium glutamate.

You probably knew that, but what you didn't know is that MSG is hidden inside

another ingredient: autolyzed yeast extract. In

fact, any ingredient that says "autolyzed" or "hydrolyzed" actually

contains some portion of MSG, and this is how food manufacturers

sneak MSG into their foods without listing it on the label.

For many food companies, ethics are

simply tossed out the window: they're going to put whatever ingredients

they want into these foods, and they're determined to avoid listing

them on the label, regardless of the law. The FDA, once again, is

a no-show on these issues: it is apparently too busy promoting the

profits of prescription drug companies to

spend time actually protecting the public from dangerous ingredients

found in foods.

Overview:

Kelkar, 23, a vegetarian since her

teens, decided to write a letter to complain.

Kelkar began to suspect that meat

was hiding in many packaged foods on her shelf, such as Knorr soup and

sauce mixes, Prego spaghetti sauces and soups, so she started

writing letters to food companies, and even to the Food and Drug

Administration, expressing her concern.

The seedling symbol is widely

accepted and well-recognized by consumers: 96 percent of survey

respondents said they believed that the Vegetarian Society's trademark

on a product was the must trustworthy guarantee of vegetarian

suitability.

In addition, the group constantly

updates its Web site with announcements of new products, as well as restaurants, hotels,

health food stores and cafes, which earn the trademark.

Source:

http://news.ncmonline.com/news/view_article.html?article_id=f9ac0bdba97

8a3c9ec591eba49a294ad

-- Peace, love and light,

Don "Quai" Eitner

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HIDDEN SOURCES OF MSG

The glutamate manufacturers and the processed food industries are

always on a quest to disguise MSG added to food. Below is a partial

list of the most common names for disguised MSG. Remember also that

the powerful excitotoxins aspartate and L-casteine are frequently

added to foods and according to FDA rules require no labeling at all.

Additives that always contain MSG

Monosodium Glutamate

Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein

Hydrolyzed Protein

Hydrolyzed Plant Protein

Plant Protein Extract

Sodium Caseinate

Calcium Caseinate

Yeast Extract

Textured Protein

Autolyzed Yeast

Hydrolyzed Oat Flour

Additives that frequently contain MSG

Malt Extract

Malt Flavoring

Bouillon

Broth

Stock

Flavoring

Natural Flavoring

Natural Beef or Chicken Seasoning

Flavoring

Additives that may contain MSG or excitotoxins

Carrageenan

Enzymes

Soy Protein Concentrate

Soy Protein Isolate

Whey protein Concentrate

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