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fredsam25 t1_jdqybtw wrote

So does cyanide. Naturally occurring doesn't signify anything. We have had to breed out toxic traits from many plants for domestication. Just because a chemical can be found in food we consume doesn't mean anything besides we have allowed it to remain.

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ExceedingChunk t1_jdsgdpu wrote

There is no scientific backing for that MSG is dangerous. None of the claims have been proven.

We know clearly that cyanide is dangerous.

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fredsam25 t1_jdtnmsb wrote

The fact that msg is not dangerous is independent of the fact that it's naturally occurring in our food. Like I said, our food also naturally has cyanide in it. Naturally occurring is not significant in something's harm/benefit.

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ExceedingChunk t1_jdu5yga wrote

Yeah, I am completely agreeing with that part. Natural doesn't mean good, but is still used in marketing to imply that it's good/healthy/safe.

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