George R. Schwartz See book keywords and concepts | As stated above, some of those food items have MSG marked clearly on their labels while the MSG content of others will be more ambiguously labeled "hydrolyzed vegetable protein" and/or "natural flavorings."
The labels of some spices list "monopotassium glutamate" instead of "monosodium glutamate." They usually are advertised as "sodium free." However, the glutamate ion they contain affects the taste buds and the nervous system. Those with adverse reactions to MSG are therefore cautioned against using these products as well. | The Editors of Prevention Magazine Health Books See book keywords and concepts | It may appear on the label as "hydrolyzed vegetable flavoring" or "textured vegetable protein," explains Jerry S. Trier, M.D., professor of medicine at Hat-vard Medical School and seniot physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
Sometimes the label won't give you even that much of a clue, says Jean Guest, R.D., former dietary adviser to the Celiac Sptue Association and former pediatric clinical dietitian for the Medical Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. | Robert Hass, M.S. See book keywords and concepts | As I pointed out in 1986 in my book, Eat to Succeed, vegetable protein is superior to animal protein for preventing and reversing such degenerative diseases as osteoporosis. A diet based on soy protein, vegetables, and fruits can reduce the amount of calcium lost from the body each day by up to 50% when it replaces animal protein in the diet. Soy protein is also easier on the kidneys than is animal protein. This is especially important to people with impaired kidney function and kidney disease. | The Editors of Prevention Magazine Health Books See book keywords and concepts | Soy products, such as tofu and the texturized vegetable protein often added to ground meat, contain natural plant chemicals called isoflavones. Studies indicate that these chemicals may help flush artery-damaging cholesterol out of your body. have all heard that a diet in which you get less than 25 percent of your calories from fat is best. But for someone with high cholesterol, that's not the case. Research has shown that a diet too low in fat will lower not only your level of damaging LDL but also your level of beneficial HDL. | | Besides providing more vegetable protein and less animal protein than a Western diet, it's also low in fat and high in soy products such as tofu. These foods are rich in plant compounds known as phytoestrogens, which seem to mimic some of the biological activities of female hormones.
"Japanese women of all ages have lower estrogen levels than their American counterparts," says Dr. Woods. "At first we thought it was just because of their lower-fat, higher-fiber diet. Now it looks as if phytoestrogens might also play a role. | | Read your labels for "MSG" or "hydrolyzed vegetable protein," which contains MSG, and avoid these foods as much as possible.
Avoid alcohol. Alcohol does act as a diuretic at first, making you lose excess watet. But this loss of fluid can progress to the point of dehydtation. And medical experts have anothet good reason for giving this advice: Alcohol depletes your body of important vitamins and minetals.
Try a natural diuretic. Several herbal teas have a mildly di-uretic effect. Paisley tea is the best-known type. | | Natural flavor" and "hydrolyzed vegetable protein," for example, substitute for MSG in everything from frozen dinners, potato chips and sauces to canned meats.
Nix the nitrites. Commonly used as a preservative in hot dogs, salami, bacon and other cured meats, nitrites have been known to provoke migraines, says Dr. Diamond.
Corral the caffeine. The experts are divided here. Coffee, cola and tea all contain caffeine, which can act as a vasoconstrictor and, as a result, limit blood flow through the blood vessels in your head. | | The ratio of vegetable protein to animal protein is directly related to PMS. Countries that have high ratios have a low incidence of PMS, and those that consume a lot of animal protein and fat, such as the United States, have the highest incidence."
But tegardless of where you live, you can enjoy the benefits of an Asian diet by limiting the meats and other animal products that you eat or by eliminating these foods altogether. "Vegetarian women seem to have much milder premenstrual symptoms or none at all," says Dr. Abraham. | George R. Schwartz See book keywords and concepts | MSG or MSG-containing compounds, such as hydrolyzed vegetable protein.
Actions on Nerve Plexi, GERD Disease (Gastroesophageal Reflux) and Mitral Valve Prolapse
In addition, once ingested MSG has actions on other nervous system plexi. As a local effect it decreases the strength of the esophageal-stomach sphincter leading to a reflux of acid and GERD disease (gastroesophageal reflux disease). One of the common medication types in widespread use (H2 Blockers such as Tagamet and Zantac) are likely treating an epidemic of GERD and heartburn at least partially caused by MSG. |
The Complete Book of Alternative NutritionSelene Y. Craig, Jennifer Haigh, Sari Harrar and the Editors of PREVENTION Magazine Health Books See book keywords and concepts | | There may be gluten in wheat starch, food starch, thickeners used in commercial pies and pie fillings, preservatives in lunch meats and any ingredient labeled as an emulsifier, stabilizer, vegetable gum, hydrolyzed vegetable protein or hydrolyzed plant protein.
Where will you find these hidden sources of gluten? | Ruth Winter See book keywords and concepts | HVP • See Hydrolyzed vegetable protein.
HYACINTH, ABSOLUTE • Hyacynthus Orientalis. The extract of the common fragrant flower. Once used as a flavoring for chewing gum and in perfumes and soaps, it is now permitted only for alcoholic beverage flavoring. Dark green liquid with a penetrating odor, the juice of hyacinth is very irritating to the skin and can cause allergic reactions. The bulb can cause severe gastrointestinal symptoms. There is reported use of the chemical; it has not yet been assigned for toxicology literature.
HYACINTH IN • See Phenylacetaldehyde. | George R. Schwartz See book keywords and concepts | I realize now that I must not only avoid MSG, but also ingredients such as hydrolyzed vegetable protein and natural flavors.1
MSG reactions can drastically affect peoples' life-styles, their emotional states, and their physical well-being. One of the most drastic, long-term reactions is related by R.E., a 45-year-old woman. A particularly distressing aspect of her reaction was her arthritislike symptoms. | | All of these food products contain some form of MSG or hydrolyzed vegetable protein.
This list was compiled for the first edition of In Bad Taste: The MSG Syndrome. So many new MSG-containing products have appeared and even more with confusing labeling (natural flavoring, for example) that we decided not to compile a new list. Many food products containing MSG in some form are not listed. Still, this sampling should give some idea of the range of products that contain monosodium glutamate. Beware now of the increased use of "flavorings" and even "spices. | | Hydrolyzed vegetable protein, though, need not have its MSG content listed.
The Federal Code of Regulations Section 101. | Robert Hass, M.S. See book keywords and concepts | That's why the Permanent Remissions plan takes most of its protein from soy products and legumes. vegetable protein contains an amino-acid profile consistent with protection against cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and osteoporosis.
The graphs in Figure 8.1 compare 100 calories of cooked soybeans to 100 calories of lean beef. Notice that soy contains an essential amino-acid pattern similar to that of beef but supplies safer levels of the amino acids MET (methionine) and CYS (cysteine). | Janet Zand, LAc, OMD, Allan N. Spreed, MD, CNC, James B. LaValle, RPh, ND See book keywords and concepts | To support the liver while it works to heal itself, eat five or six small, nutrient-dense meals that contain clean, lean protein daily. vegetable protein, such as that found in tofu, legumes, and whole grains, is preferred.
¦ Fruits are easy to digest. Grapes, applesauce, watermelon, cantaloupe, and diluted juices are usually welcome and are well tolerated.
¦ Lightly steamed greens, including artichokes, collards, and endive, support the healing process. Unless you are anemic, avoid spinach. Spinach contains high levels of iron, which can irritate the liver. | Ralph Golan, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | HYDROLYZED vegetable protein (HVP)
Flavor enhancer
Instant soups, frankfurters, sauce mixes, beef stew
HVP consists of vegetable (usually soybean) protein that has been chemically broken down to the amino acids of which it is composed. HVP is used to bring out the natural flavor of food (and, perhaps, to use less real food).
þ INVERT SUGAR
Sweetener
Candy, soft drinks, many other foods
Invert sugar, a 50-50 mixture of two sugars, dextrose and fructose, is sweeter and more soluble than sucrose (table sugar). Invert sugar forms when sucrose is split in two by an enzyme or acid. | George R. Schwartz See book keywords and concepts | In 1981 Sonia Delgado, assistant to the director of the Division of Regulatory Guidance Bureau of Foods at the FDA, stated in a letter that I obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request to the FDA:
When MSG is "added" to food or to an ingredient of the food, it would have to be declared on the label However, when MSG is not an added ingredient, such as in the case ofhydrolized [sic]1 vegetable protein, it does not have to be declared. | John Robbins See book keywords and concepts | Might this have been due to other factors than the ratio of animal to vegetable protein? According to the study's lead author, Deborah Sellmeyer, M.D., Director of the Bone Density Clinic at the University of California, San Francisco, Medical Center, researchers found this to be true even after adjusting for age, weight, estrogen use, tobacco use, exercise, calcium intake, and total protein intake. "We adjusted for all the things that could have had an impact on the relationship of high animal protein intake to bone loss and hip fractures," Sellmeyer said. |
Natural Prescriptions: Dr. Giller's Natural Treatments & Vitamin Therapies For Over 100 Common AilmentsRobert M. Giller, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | | In addition, ice cream, puddings, desserts made from commercial mixes, cheese spreads, commercial salad dressings, meat, chicken, and fish products prepared with bread or breadcrumbs, soups, gravies, and sauces thickened with flour all can contain gluten as thickening agents, emulsi-fiers, stabilizers, and hydrolyzed vegetable protein. Malt, which is primarily used as a flavoring and coloring agent, can be a hidden source of gluten. It's present in beer and ale and most, though not all, dry breakfast cereals. | Russell L. Blaylock, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | At the center of this empire is the Ajinomoto Company which today produces most of the world's supply of MSG and a related taste-enhancing substance called hydrolyzed vegetable protein, which also contains MSG.
After World War II, American food manufacturers also discovered the virtues of this taste-enhancing substance. Soon all of the giants of the food industry, such as Pillsbury, Oscar Mayer, Libby's and Campbell's, were adding millions of pounds of MSG each year to processed foods. | Laurie Deutsch Mozian, M.S., R.D. See book keywords and concepts | Sometimes, it is marketed under the term "textured vegetable protein" (TVP). It serves as the base for many prepackaged veggie burgers. Fortunately, it is also easy to use in your own kitchen. It can be mixed with ground meat to extend it, or it can be used by itself. It is sold dried in natural food stores. It can be used in the same way ground meat is used to make chili, burgers, tacos, and spaghetti sauce.
Soy Sauce
Soy sauce is a dark brown, salty-tasting liquid made from fermented soybeans. There are three types of soy souce: shoyu, tamari, and teriyaki. | Robert Hass, M.S. See book keywords and concepts | Researchers fed a group of women 60 grams of textured vegetable protein (the soy-based meat analogue used in many brands of soy burgers) daily and observed what happened to their menstrual cycles. After 4 weeks, the time between their cycles increased by 2—5 days. Longer menstrual cycles mean a lower lifelong exposure to estrogen and its more potent sister hormone, estradiol, which in turn lowers cancer risk. | Janet Zand, LAc, OMD, Allan N. Spreed, MD, CNC, James B. LaValle, RPh, ND See book keywords and concepts | Also be aware that gluten can be a hidden ingredient in processed food products, showing up on the label as "hydrolyzed protein," "textured vegetable protein," "cereal fillers," "malt," and "modified food starch," among other things.
¦ Avoid packaged and processed foods that contain synthetic colorings, flavorings, preservatives, and other additives. These chemicals add to the stress your body must deal with and drain the system.
¦ Avoid alcohol and caffeine, which stress the body and can worsen MS symptoms.
¦ A program developed by Roy Swank, M.D., Ph.D. | Earl Mindell and Hester Mundis See book keywords and concepts | A few nondairy creamers use soy protein instead of sodium caseinate, but beware of those that merely claim to contain a nonspecific vegetable protein.
66. Any Questions About Chapter 5?
I drink low-fat milk all the time and have gotten to the point where it tastes the same as whole milk to me—except in my coffee. Does the coffee cause the milk to change?
No, it's the other way around. A milk's fat content produces the change in coffee's color (the reflecting of light from homogenized fat globules causes the coffee to look tighter). It is essentially an optical effect. | Carl C. Pfeiffer See book keywords and concepts | No refined sugars
3. High vegetable protein diet
4. Zinc, 30 mg, morning and evening
5. Manganese, 50 mg, evening
6. Vitamin B6 to dream recall
7. Vitamin C, 1,000 mg, morning and evening
8. Daily exercise
D. Hypertension (copper and cadmium intoxication)
1. Inositol, 500 mg, 2 morning and 2 evening
2. Zinc, 30 mg, morning and evening
3. Vitamin C, 1,000 mg, morning and evening
4. Diet high in potassium and magnesium
5. Vitamin B6 to dream recall
6. Low salt diet
7. No manganese
E. Heart disease
1. Chromium GTF, morning and evening
2. Magnesia tablets, 3 daily
3. | Russell L. Blaylock, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | In this flyer they make the statement that hydrolyzed vegetable protein is a natural source of "bound glutamate" and therefore is not dangerous. As we have seen this is not true. Sports supplements and weight loss products frequently contain either NutraSweet® or one of the other excitotoxins. Therefore be especially cautious in buying products from health food stores.
The person suffering from one of the neurodegenerative disease or at high risk for developing one of these diseases must be especially careful about ingesting excitotoxins. | Bill Gottlieb See book keywords and concepts | You'll also need to steer clear of a wide variety of common gluten-containing foods and ingredients, such as distilled white vinegar, hydrolized vegetable protein, and malt extract. Fortunately, says Dr. Wright, there are many cookbooks available that will help you shop for and prepare food that's gluten-free.
NIACINAMIDE: To the Rescue
Niacinamide, one of the B vitamins, is the number one nutrient for treating Type 1 diabetes, says Dr. Wright. | David Brownstein See book keywords and concepts | Vegetable protein, found in seeds, nuts, legumes and cereals, does not contain all of the essential amino acids.
The typical American diet recommends limiting animal products (consequently limiting protein) and increasing the consumption of grains and vegetables. Protein deficient individuals cannot satisfy the body's daily needs for maintaining structure and repairing injuries. Therefore, protein deficient individuals have an increased chance for developing a degenerative disease such as arthritis. | Cheryle R. Hart, M.D. Mary Kay Grossman, R.D. See book keywords and concepts | Look through the freezer section of your grocery store for new vegetable protein ideas. You'll be surprised at how tasty the prepared foods are now.
Other Foods and Supplements
Many of our patients have concerns about artificial sweeteners and salt intake. We also receive many questions about nutritional supplements. You'll find our answers in this section.
Artificial Sweeteners
Sugar has a high carbohydrate content. Therefore, high sugar intake will cause high spikes of insulin. |
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