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(Message started by: litlgriz on Aug 16^th, 2003, 1:55pm)

Title: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by litlgriz on Aug 16^th, 2003, 1:55pm

??? i started following this yrs ago w/ my diet,,hadnt thought about until rec,i work as b/tender in rest,n snack there on occasion,i know 4 afact that its used there,i,e, soups,gravies,etc,,,,,,,things that need along shelf life,,,,,,,,,,my has have been less severe since i quit drinkin,((tuff job),,but last nite came home w/leftover chkn noodle soup,tasted salty,,,,,but good,,,,,,didnt know theyd been using it 4 almost 2 days,,,,boy did i get my ass kikd later,1 of the worst in a long time,4 f,,,,n hrs.......... went 2 work this morn ,talked 2 cook,,,he said that its loaded w/ m s g ,4 shelf life,,,,,,,,,,,,no duhhhhhhhhhhhhh,been watchin diet close,littl dairy etc,only FRESH VEGGIES,n the like,,,what i thought was the salty taste was the m s g ill bet.......... anybody else???????????? lemme here from u......... think hard,look at ur diet!!!!!! litlgrizzzzzzzzz

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by Kirk on Aug 16^th, 2003, 2:35pm

Carrie and I watch our diet pretty close. In our case MSG is not a trigger.

TTFN

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by Karla on Aug 16^th, 2003, 3:15pm

MSG is not a trigger here!

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by jonny on Aug 16^th, 2003, 4:37pm

I love MSG...cant get enough of that damn Chinese food...YUM!

................................jonny

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by taraann on Aug 16^th, 2003, 5:01pm

Hubby LOVES chinese food so we eat that as a treat like twice a month......never had it trigger me.

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by 2late on Aug 16^th, 2003, 5:23pm

I LOVE CHINESE!!! no msg triggers here. ...........Jack

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by Opus on Aug 16^th, 2003, 5:26pm

I have found that the only thing that can trigger a CH, one that comes at the wrong time, for me is sleep and heat.

I am starting to suffer from Migraines now and so far I have found the migraine triggers to be.

Nitrates,
bright light,
CH's,
Hmm, I have to try eliminating MSG next and see if that helps.

Opus/Paul

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by Donna on Aug 16^th, 2003, 5:30pm

Cycles came like clockwork twice a year no matter what I ate or drank. Only thing I couldn't do is drink alcohol while in cycle.

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by ave on Aug 16^th, 2003, 5:52pm

No, msg just gives me hot flushes.

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by eyes_afire on Aug 16^th, 2003, 6:34pm

Hi Litlgriz. There has been lots of discussion here about MSG in the past, you may want to search the archives. It seems that for a few people, MSG aggravates CH.

If your goal is to avoid MSG you're going to have to be diligent. MSG occurs naturally in some foods and is produced commercially by the bacterial fermentation of starchy vegetables.

Read food labels. All of the following either are MSG or are composed of MSG:

any protein that is hydrolyzed, autolyzed yeast, calcium caseinate, glutamate, glutamic acid, gelatin, hydrolyzed soy protein, monosodium glutamate, monopotassium glutamate, sodium caseinate, textured protein, yeast nutrient, yeast extract, and yeast food.

You would also have to avoid any kind of broth or boullion since they are not required to list MSG as components. Also soy protein or whey protein may be sources of MSG.

--- Steve

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by zanychef on Aug 17^th, 2003, 3:42am

no dietary triggers here ;D

Title: Re: any info about m,s,g, as a trigger
Post by judyw on Aug 17^th, 2003, 7:17am

Sounds to me like a major allergy reaction...been there, done that...and the four hours sound right on...Have found eating chinese, gluten bread, jello, etc can set me off..as allergy rating is high for gluten, msg, soy, and geletin, along with lots of other things...as said, search link will give you more information...