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Monosodium Glutamate?


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texasgirl19 Apprentice

Is monosodium glutamate gluten? I was just wondering because it has glut in the name. I dont think I should eat it anyways bc I think it gives me headaches. It is in everything though...grr


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Monosodium glutamate is not gluten. I'm not sure why the words are similar. It definitely does give some people headaches.

psawyer Proficient

Monosodium glutamate is controversial, but is definitely gluten-free.

texasgirl19 Apprentice

oh ok thanks ya'll

Midwest Newbie

glutamate is an amino acid.

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Glutamates are a family of chemicals derived from glutamic acid. They are naturally occurring in many food, and a lot of people can have reactions to them. In the early part of the century, MSG was derived from wheat gluten, which is about 20% glutamic acid. There is a whole issue of Excitotoxicity which is where nerve cells are damaged or killed by glutamates. MSG is not (in most of the world) made from gluten any more but is produced by fermenting bacterica in a special nutrient solution.

Lisa Mentor

Monosodium glutamate is controversial, but is definitely gluten-free.

In Asian countries, it can be derived from gluten, as I recall.


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