Mike Adams See book keywords and concepts | It is not unreasonable to assume that mothers will eat several meals and snacks containing various forms of excitotoxins such as MSG, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, and aspartame. This could produce a high concentration of glutamate exposure in the baby's brain several times a day.
- Russell Blaylock, M.D., Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills
The first concerns about MSG and young children emerged in the 1970s when doctors began to notice rather bizarre disorders (like seizures) in children and managed to link them to dietary intake of MSG:
Dr. | Phyllis A. Balch, CNC See book keywords and concepts | Most amino acid supplements are derived from animal protein, yeast protein, or vegetable protein. Crystalline free-form amino acids are generally extracted from a variety of grain products. Brown rice bran is a prime source, although cold-pressed yeast and milk proteins are also used.
Free-form means the amino acid is in its purest form. Free-form amino acids need no digestion and are absorbed directly into the bloodstream. These white crystalline amino acids are stable at room temperature and decompose when heated to temperatures of 350°F to 660°F (180°C to 350°C). | Gabriel Cousens, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | In other words, about twenty times more fossil fuel energy is needed to produce one calorie of beef than one calorie of vegetable protein. The raw materials needed to support the livestock industry constitute one-third of the value of all the raw materials consumed in the U.S. The flesh-centered diet is a significant stress on the Earth's ecological balance. The wealthy nations feed more to their livestock than the people of China and India combined consume directly. Two-thirds of agriculture exports go to feed livestock rather than human beings. | James F. Balch, M.D. and Mark Stengler, N.D. See book keywords and concepts | Consume vegetable protein (legumes, nuts, seeds, peas) or lean animal protein (turkey, chicken, fish) with each meal and most snacks. Protein drinks that have low sugar levels can be consumed. Protein helps smooth out blood-sugar levels. Many people with diabetes find benefit by increasing the relative amount of protein in the diet.
Focus on quality fats. Fish such as salmon is excellent, as are nuts and seeds. Use olive and flaxseed oil with your salads.
Instead of eating three large meals, have several smaller meals throughout the day to keep your insulin and blood-sugar levels steady. | | Consume vegetable protein (legumes, nuts, seeds, peas) or lean animal protein (turkey, chicken, fish) with each meal. Protein drinks that have low sugar levels can be consumed. Protein helps smooth out blood-sugar levels. Many people with diabetes benefit from increasing the relative amount of protein in the diet.
Focus on quality fats. Fish such as salmon is excellent, as are nuts and seeds. Use olive and flaxseed oil with your salads.
Instead of eating three large meals, have several smaller meals throughout the day to keep your insulin and blood-sugar levels steady. | Gabriel Cousens, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Eimer found that when athletes reduced their protein intake from 100 grams of animal protein to 50 grams of vegetable protein, their performance improved.3 Dr. Chittenden, in extensive studies on soldiers and athletes, found that 30-50 grams per day is sufficient for maximum physical performance.4
It is also interesting to note that the average protein concentration in mother's milk is just 1.4 percent, sufficient to supply the human organism with all the essential amino acids and protein needed during the period of most rapid growth and brain development. | Joseph E. Mario See book keywords and concepts | Or place the potato-plantain mixture on a plate, and cover with sauteed TVP (textured vegetable protein) and vegetable-spice topping.
OTHER VEGETARIAN VARIETY:
•TEMPURA Mix 1.5 c. whole wheat flour, 1 tsp. seasalt, and 12 oz. barley malt water; chill for better stickiness; mix again to coat the vegetables sliced apples, broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, mushroom, onions, wakame sea vegetable, and shrimp; fry in 350A F. oi 1-water and drain; dip with hot mustard, peach or apricot preserves with tamari and grated ginger; or serve over pasta or rice. | | Has over 35% Protein with Methionine and Tryptophan, the most commonly-deficient Amino acids among vegetable protein plants. NPU 53. The Proteins are combined with highly unsaturated Fatty acids and so are easily digested. Has 2-10 times the Calcium of milk; Vitamins B-Complex, rich in B1 and B3 Niacin, Choline and Inositol; and high Vitamin E; 43% unsaturated Fatty acids out of 50% Fats, 1 tbs. has 4 grams of fat; 47 Calories; a half-gram of Fiber; 10% R.D.A. ofMagnesium, 7% of Zinc, 4 % of Iron, with rich Phosphorus. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | MSG is routinely hidden in foods in these ingredients: yeast extract, torula yeast, hydrolyzed vegetable protein and autolyzed yeast. Thousands of common grocery products contain one or more of these chemical taste enhancers, including nearly all "vegetarian" foods such as veggie burgers (read labels to check). See Food manufacturers hide dangerous ingredients in everyday foods by using confusing terms on the label.
4. ADHD in children is caused almost entirely by the consumption of processed food ingredients such as artificial colors and refined carbohydrates. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | Check the ingredient labels on those foods, and you'll find autolyzed yeast extract, hydrolyzed vegetable protein and other additives. These are all different forms of monosodium glutamate, or chemical taste enhancers, designed to get your tongue to notice you're eating something. And they're only used because you've blown away your sense of taste via taste inflation.
Highly offensive to healthy humans
If you were to take any of these foods or personal care products found in America and give them to indigenous tribes, they wouldn't even touch them. | Kelly Harford, M.C., C.N.C. See book keywords and concepts | Super-refined soy products such as soy isolates, soy protein, soybean oil, textured soy protein (TSP), and textured vegetable protein (TVP) are also not recommended, as the soy is subjected to high pressure, high temperatures and/or caustic chemicals as part of the processing. Soy cheeses and soy milks are often highly refined and best avoided as well. Milks made from oats, rice, almonds and coconut milk are a much wiser choice for dairy alternatives.
Evidence is mounting that soy allergies are on the rise because of genetic engineering. | Phyllis A. Balch, CNC See book keywords and concepts | Recommendations
ž Eat a diet high in vegetable protein and that consists of 50 percent raw fruits and vegetables, plus fresh grains, cereals, seeds, and nuts. Be aware that seeds and nuts become rancid quickly when subjected to heat and/or exposed to the air. Purchase only raw nuts and seeds that have been vacuum-sealed.
Q| Omit all animal protein from the diet for one month.
Q Avoid caffeine, fried foods, saturated fats, red meat, processed foods, sugar, and tobacco.
Q Follow a fasting program to cleanse the liver and rid the body of toxins. | Bradley J. Willcox, M.D., D. Craig Willcox, Ph.D., Makoto Suzuki, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | CHOOSE vegetable protein OVER ANIMAL— AT LEAST SOME OF THE TIME
Animal protein and vegetable protein both break down into amino acids after digestion, but animal proteins give you some extras that you don't want. They have more methionine (which makes artery-clogging homocysteine) and more saturated fat (which packs a high CD punch), are devoid of healthy antioxidants, and are associated with increased risk for cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.8 So while the amount of protein is important, the whole "protein package" has the greatest influence on your health. | The Editors of FC&A See book keywords and concepts | | Also known as miso, tofu, tempeh, or vegetable protein, soy has been a mainstay of Asian diets for centuries. Because it doesn't have its own distinct flavor, soy is used in many packaged products - even chocolate. Read the labeling fine print carefully, since it's very easy to miss.
Because of the nature of food allergies, you may want to cook most of your meals from scratch. This gives you control over all ingredients. There are plenty of allergy cookbooks that can help you avoid anything from milk to mushrooms. Look for them at your local library or bookstore. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | And if it has yeast extract, or autolyzed yeast extract, or hydrolyzed vegetable protein or any of these other ingredients that actually harbor MSG, then it is, in my opinion, a deceptively positioned product, because it claims to be natural but in fact uses highly potent refined extracts that don't occur anywhere near that concentration in nature.
You'll see a much more detailed discussion of all this in my upcoming book, "Grocery Warning," due out shortly. | Phyllis A. Balch, CNC See book keywords and concepts | Vegetarians are more likely than nonvegetarians to be deficient in carnitine because it is not found in vegetable protein. Moreover, neither methionine nor lysine, two of the key constituents from which the body makes carnitine, are obtainable from vegetable sources in sufficient amounts. To ensure adequate production of carnitine, vegetarians should take supplements or should eat grains, such as cornmeal, that have been fortified with lysine.
Supplemental carnitine is available in different forms, including D-carnitine, L-carnitine, and DL-carnitine. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | Gary Null, The Complete Encyclopedia Of Natural Healing: A comprehensive A-Z listing of common and chronic illnesses and their proven natural treatments
Kensington Publishing Corporation, 2001
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Most processed foods contain excitotoxins, especially any type of commercial taste or flavor enhancer, such as hydrolyzed vegetable protein; soy protein extract; yeast extract; beef stock; commercial soups, sauces, and gravies; caseinate; and aspartame. These excitotoxins may simply be labeled as "natural" flavorings. All processed foods should be avoided by persons with Parkinson's disease. | | Ann N Martin, Food Pets Die For: Shocking Facts About Pet Food
NewSage Press, 2003
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MSG is very frequently disguised with such names as sodium caseinate, hydrolyzed yeast, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, and autolyzed yeast. Some of the other names used to disguise MSG are textured protein, hydrolyzed protein, yeast food, calcium caseinate, natural chicken or turkey flavoring, yeast extract, hydrolyzed yeast, natural flavoring, and other spices. | Joseph E. Mario See book keywords and concepts | Serve as sprouts, cooked beans, granules, flour, textured vegetable protein (TVP), and tofu/bean curd or cheese used in soups, casseroles, salads, stir-fry dishes, dips and spreads. A tofu-whole wheat plaster draws fever out. •Black Soy Beans are reputed to be healthful for the sex organs, female reproduction, and the heart. | Neal D. Barnard and Bryanna Clark Grogan See book keywords and concepts | In fact, if your dish is very "brothy," you can add the vegetable protein in its dry state, and it will absorb the flavorful broth.
To quickly rehydrate granules, mix them with an almost equal amount of very hot or boiling liquid, cover, and let stand for 5 minutes. Plain water is fine if the granules will be added to a spicy mixture. If you prefer, you can use flavorful broth or tomato juice or just add 1 or 2 tablespoons low-sodium soy sauce to the hot water. Use 7/g cup liquid for each cup of protein granules to yield about V/ cups of rehydrated product. | Kaayla T. Daniel, PhD, CCN See book keywords and concepts | Glutamate and aspartate are created when food processors hydrolyze soy protein to make hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP), commercial soy sauces and other products. MSG is the sodium salt of glutamate, and aspartate is a component of aspartame, the artificial sweetener used in many "lite" products.
Excitotoxins exist naturally in the body and are normally used by the brain in small, carefully controlled concentrations. Problems arise, however, when people eat excessive amounts of processed foods. Soyfoods deliver a double whammy. | Patricia Bragg and Paul C. Bragg See book keywords and concepts | After the salad we have one cooked yellow vegetable -such as a baked yam or carrots - one green vegetable, such as Swiss chard, kale, mustard greens, broccoli, zucchini, squash or green beans - and some type of vegetable protein. We enjoy tofu, beans, lentils and raw unsalted nuts of all kinds and seeds, such as sunflower, pumpkin, sesame, etc. (Vegetable Protein Chart pg. 233).
Patricia and I have earned this meal through exercise. Now our bodies are ready to send forth the digestive juices and the internal secretions to get all of the nourishment and energy out of this natural food. | John A. McDougall See book keywords and concepts | In fact, people with severe liver disease have been effectively treated by a diet that substitutes animal protein with vegetable protein as a single therapy—relieving encephalopathy and hepatic coma.
Fatty Liver Disease
Looking over Larry's recent lab tests I noticed elevated levels of enzymes from his liver. "Does that mean no more beer on bowling night?" Larry inquired with bated breath.
"Larry, my guess is these elevated levels are probably due to fat accumulation in your liver rather than to the effects of alcohol. | Neal D. Barnard and Bryanna Clark Grogan See book keywords and concepts | TEXTURED vegetable protein (TVP)
This useful low-fat product is made by mixing defatted soy flour with water, cooking it at high pressure, and extruding the cooked mixture through a machine that makes a variety of textured and shaped products. The result is a versatile product with a surprisingly meaty texture. In granular form, it replaces ground meat. In chunk form, it works well for stews, kebabs, and stir-fries. Cutlets are also available. Health food stores and Asian stores often carry these products; also see Appendix 3. Unflavored varieties are easier to cook with than flavored brands. | | Add the tomatoes (with juice), beans, hot water, vegetable protein, corn, bell pepper, soy sauce, hot-pepper sauce, onion powder, cocoa, and sugar. Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat, cover, and simmer for 15 to 30 minutes. During the last 5 minutes of cooking, sprinkle the cornmeal or masa harina over the top and stir in thoroughly. Season with the salt. | Kaayla T. Daniel, PhD, CCN See book keywords and concepts | CHLOROPROPANOLS
Hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP) and commercial soy sauces may also contain dangerous levels of chemicals known as 3-MCPD (3-chloro-l,2-propanediol) and 1,3-DCP (l,3-dichloro-2-propanol), both of which have been linked to liver cancer. The two belong to a group of chemicals known as chloropropanols, which are produced when soy sauce production is speeded up using acid hydrolyzation methods. | Patrick Holford See book keywords and concepts | Eat two daily servings of beans, lentils, quinoa, tofu (soy), "seed" vegetables (such as peas or fava beans), or other vegetable protein, or one small serving of meat, fish, or cheese, or a free-range egg.
Avoid too much animal protein.
Carbohydrate
The main fuel for the body, carbohydrate, comes in two forms: fast releasing, as in sugar, honey, malt, sweets, and most refined foods, and slow releasing, as in whole grains, vegetables, and fresh fruit. The latter foods contain more complex carbohydrate and/or more fiber, both of which help slow down the release of sugar. | Kevin Trudeau See book keywords and concepts | There are dozens of words that can be on the label such as spices, artificial flavoring, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, etc., that are in fact MSG in disguise.
This is why I recommend buying organic food, where everything listed in the ingredient list is something you recognize and can pronounce. Also, MSG is in virtually all fast food, including things you would never imagine, such as pizza. This is why people in foreign countries eat all kinds of food and never get fat. It's not so much the food, but the ingredients used in American food processing.
13. Take digestive enzymes. | Patricia Hausman & Judith Benn Hurley See book keywords and concepts | Those who succumbed to its ill effects tended to have diets lower in carbohydrates, fiber, and vegetable protein than those who survived.
Which brings us to millet. Although less commonly eaten in the United States than grains such as wheat and rice, millet, too, is just the thing to boost your intake of the protective trio of carbohydrates, fiber, and vegetable protein. It's got all three, and in addition, it's richer in iron than grain foods such as pasta, rice, and barley Add a little meat or a source of vitamin C to the meal and you'll get the most that you can out of the iron it contains. |
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