Main
Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills
Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills
BLAYLOCK, Russell L.
5.0
/
5.0
0 comments
"...Unfortunately, MSG is not the only taste enhancing food additive known to cause damage to the nervous system. In fact, there is a whole class of chemicals that can produce very similar damage—they all share one important property. When neurons are exposed to these substances, they become very excited and fire their impulses very rapidly until they reach a state of extreme exhaustion. Several hours later these neurons suddenly die, as if the cells were excited to death. As a result, neuroscientists have dubbed this class of chemicals “excitotoxins”...."
- Introduction, p.xx.
Page images (black on white) re-engineered from Internet Archive pdf. Original page warp largely left as-is.
Categories:
Year:
1997
Edition:
2
Publisher:
Health Press
Language:
English
ISBN 10:
0929173252
ISBN:
0929173252
Your tags:
acetylcholine, algae, ALS, Alzheimer's, antioxidant, Aspartame, aspartate, blood-brain barrier, calcium channel, cystein, dementia, excitatory amino acids, FASEB, Huntington’s, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, hypoglycemia, lipid peroxidation, magnesium, mitochondria, monosodium glutamate, kainate, MSG, NAC, nervous system, neurodegenerative, neurotoxin, Nutrasweet, Parkinson's, free radicals, stroke, taurine
Comments of this book
There are no comments yet.