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MSG sensitivity isn't a real thing, according to the studies done on it. It was a bad bit of science that got thrown into the news cycle and caused a panic (kinda like the vaccine==autism thing).
If you're feeling bad from food with MSG in it, it's probably because your body is pissed at you for consuming so much sodium in general.
Lmao, it's a thing. It's probably because it raises your histamine levels, but it's still a thing. You're one of those that thinks because you don't have it, nobody does.
Did you not read my comment at all?
There were studies done that weren't based on anecdotal evidence that disproved the concept of MSG sensitivity.
They took a bunch of people with self reported MSG sensitivity and gave them either MSG or a placebo, and there was not a statistically significant difference between the two groups.
This is no different than people thinking that WiFi is causing them headaches.
I shouldn't need to since the FDA does it for you.
You can type 7 characters into Google as easily as I can. I believe in you.
Humans aren't biologically different because they live in another country.