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Watch for these deceptive “clean labels” on yo Watch for these deceptive “clean labels” on your ingredient lists... Autolyzed anything Bouillon Brewers yeast “Broth” Brown rice syrup Calcium caseinate Calcium glutamate (E 623) Carrageenan E 407) (or vegetable gum) Caseinate Citrate (E 330) amino acid chelate Citric acid Chicken/pork/beef “base” Chicken/pork/beef “flavoring” Collagen Conditioner Corn syrup Dehydrated egg Dehydrated protein Dextrose Disodium caseinate Disodium guanylate Disodium inosinate Dough conditioner(s) Durum Egg powder Emmer Enriched Enzyme modified/containing enzymes Extracts Fermented protein(s) Flavors Flavor enhancer Fu Gelatin Glutamate (E 620) Glutamic acid (E 620) Gluten Graham flour Guar gum (most all “gums”) Hydrolyzed anything* Isolates Kamut Kombu/kombu extract Lipolyzed butter fat Magnesium glutamate (E 625) Malted anything Maltodextrin Matzo, matzo meal Meat flavorings (chicken, beef etc.) Milk powder/reduced fat milk Modified food starch Monosodium glutamate (E 621) Monoammonium glutamate (E 624) Monopotassium glutamate (E 622) Natrium glutamate Natural flavor(s) Natural flavoring(s) Nutrasweet/aspartame Nutritional yeast Oligodextrin Pea protein Pectin (E 440) Protease Protein fortified Protein powder Protein solids Rice syrup Seasoned salt Seasoning(s) Seaweed/seaweed extract Smoke flavoring(s) Sodium caseinate Soup base Soy extract Soy lecithin Soy protein Soy protein concentrate Soy protein isolate Soy sauce Soy sauce extract Spice(s) Splenda (excitotoxin) Stock Sweetn’low (excitotoxin) Tangle extract Textured protein Triticale Ultra-pasteurized Umami Vegetable gum Vetsin Vital gluten Yeast or autolyzed yeast Yeast food Yeast extract Yeast nutrient Whey protein Whey protein concentrate Whey protein isolate Xanthum Gum (most all “gums”)
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Why would one have excess glutamate, you might ask Why would one have excess glutamate, you might ask? - Diet (processed food, sneaky food additives, MSG, gluten, dairy, soy, allergens, etc.) - Immune Activation (underlying infections, Lyme, mold, EBV, 🙈😉, etc.) -Toxins (pesticides & herbicides can disrupt one's ability to metabolize glutamate, heavy metals, etc.) - Trauma (physical and emotional stress) -Inflammation (glutamate initiates the inflammatory response, and vice versa, inflammation causes the cells to signal additional glutamate) -Microbial overgrowth in the gut (various microbes/parasites promote an environment for glutamate metabolism and therefore increase glutamate signaling) - Genes/genetic mutations (SHANK, CNTN4, GAD, etc.) My husband's favorite subject. 🤣 #autism #depressionhelp #anxiety #ms #ALS #sensoryprocessingdisorder #asd #moldillness #mold #ebv #lymedisease #pans #pandas #glutamate
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