WARNING :for all the ch0 heads

okay, im pretty sure by now that Pringles, Lays Stax and cheetos are all laced with some kind of addictive substance, possibly cocaine, meth, heroin or some other kind of drug. For some reason, when it comes to these things, I just cant control myself.

Watch yourselves guys

SECOND!

I think the drug is salt.

MSG? I dunno

nah dude its something way more sinister than that, they just havent revieled it yet

i bet they use some un-named and not so popular drug which is what makes that shit addictive. Cheetos aint even that salty....same with the lays...i guess pringles are, but still, theres something way more to it...

Fucking google oner has you covered. Fuck that junk food shit though. I say as I smoke and drink whiskey.

krink is very addictive too.

I find myself making several jugs of it

a day, but boy does it quench my thirst

NO WAY! YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE KRINK?!?!

"Snortin' Whisky, Drinkin' Cocaine"

MSG appears to bring about an addictive response to MSG-laden foods themselves so that many carbo addicts find themselves going back again and again for foods which contain MSG (among others, Chinese food). If you find that you experience any of the above described symptoms (not related to any other physical cause) or you find that you have an intense desire to eat the same foods over and over again, you might be experiencing an MSG reaction.

Free glutamates appear to cause similar problems to MSG. You may be surprised to find that free glutamate is found in so many foods and food additives. You may think that something that say "no msg" is safe and that you don't have to worry about free glutamate. You cannot be further from the truth for, and this is an important note: food packagers, now catching on to the fact that consumers want to avoid MSG, are adding free glutamates while claiming their foods are "msg-free".

Free glutamate and MSG, in particular, have been associated with:

burning sensation in the back of the neck, forearms and chest,

numbness in the back of the neck, radiating to the arms and back,

tingling,

warmth and weakness in the face, temples, upper back, neck and arms,

facial pressure or tightness,

chest pain,

headache,

nausea,

rapid heartbeat,

bronchospasm (difficulty breathing) in intolerant people with asthma,

drowsiness,

weakness,

intense cravings for the same foods. While there may be many other causes for any of these symptoms and other physical causes should be ruled out, many carbohydrate addicts experience one or more of these symptoms after consuming foods that contain glutamates. The food industry has known for years that adding glutamate to snacks and prepared meals makes you want to eat more - and more and more and more.

Do not panic. Just be aware that more you depend on "prepared foods" in your diet, the more you are at risk for high doses of free glutamate. The more that you prepare your own foods from fresh sources, the more you will be able to reduce your intake of free glutamate. In any case, armed with this info you can become an informed consumer and, if you find yourself experiencing any of these symptoms, including cravings and/or a weight-loss plateau, you might want to lower (or better yet, eliminate) your glutamate consumption.

case closed thank you come again

i went without unnatural salt for a month. hooray for me!

so the real question is can i forgo the products and do msg straight up.

I'm addicted to Baked Lays. I can't stop when I open the bag.

so the real question is can i forgo the products and do msg straight up.

yep sure can go buy it in a bottle with the rest of the seasonings

Don't get me started on Pringles.

i could eat that shit till the cows came home.

^me too, and im not even that big of a fan of chips.

so the real question is can i forgo the products and do msg straight up.

I have a jar of MSG at home. It's a powdered substance. I use it for cooking but I'm sure you can think of other ways to use it.

yo MAR got them dimes of msg on the block

hit him up on the old school pager

MSG appears to bring about an addictive response to MSG-laden foods themselves so that many carbo addicts find themselves going back again and again for foods which contain MSG (among others' date=' Chinese food). If you find that you experience any of the above described symptoms (not related to any other physical cause) or you find that you have an intense desire to eat the same foods over and over again, you might be experiencing an MSG reaction.[/b']

Free glutamates appear to cause similar problems to MSG. You may be surprised to find that free glutamate is found in so many foods and food additives. You may think that something that say "no msg" is safe and that you don't have to worry about free glutamate. You cannot be further from the truth for, and this is an important note: food packagers, now catching on to the fact that consumers want to avoid MSG, are adding free glutamates while claiming their foods are "msg-free".

Free glutamate and MSG, in particular, have been associated with:

burning sensation in the back of the neck, forearms and chest,

numbness in the back of the neck, radiating to the arms and back,

tingling,

warmth and weakness in the face, temples, upper back, neck and arms,

facial pressure or tightness,

chest pain,

headache,

nausea,

rapid heartbeat,

bronchospasm (difficulty breathing) in intolerant people with asthma,

drowsiness,

weakness,

intense cravings for the same foods. While there may be many other causes for any of these symptoms and other physical causes should be ruled out, many carbohydrate addicts experience one or more of these symptoms after consuming foods that contain glutamates. The food industry has known for years that adding glutamate to snacks and prepared meals makes you want to eat more - and more and more and more.

Do not panic. Just be aware that more you depend on "prepared foods" in your diet, the more you are at risk for high doses of free glutamate. The more that you prepare your own foods from fresh sources, the more you will be able to reduce your intake of free glutamate. In any case, armed with this info you can become an informed consumer and, if you find yourself experiencing any of these symptoms, including cravings and/or a weight-loss plateau, you might want to lower (or better yet, eliminate) your glutamate consumption.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

case closed thank you come again

thank you sir

so would pre cut meats you buy at the deli like hams and chicken/turkey breast have a lot of these as well?

what are the sources of msg and free glutamates

i'm allergic to msg =*(

I think you just like the anal leakage

aw no it's not MSG i spiked that shit

I don't remember who had a sale of Pringles but each canister thing was $1. I have so many next to me. I just finished the Cheddar flavour. Ranch is up next, cuh.

Potato Chips are not very Metal.

hahahah swif u suks

sneak n creep is right

Rap Snacks are Metal in an Anthrax sort of way.

Shut up, porridge.