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| article <[email protected]> [email protected] writes: |
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|| Now, if instead of using the MSG as a food additive, you put the MSG |
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|| in gelatin capsules or whatever, there may not |
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|| be a reaction, becasue the _sensory_response_ might be |
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|| a necessary element in the creation of the MSG reaction. (I'll bet |
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|| the bogus medical researchers never even thought about |
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|| that obvious fact.) |
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| Gee. He means "placebo effect." Sorry, but the researchers DO know about |
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| this. |
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Carl, it is not "placebo effect" if as hypothesised the |
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sensory response to MSG's effect on flavor is responsible |
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for the MSG reaction. |
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Steve |
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