Thank you the panel interviews for MSG info. with  a very clear audio!

Turn some lows up on the eq. Its hard to keep listening because your pitch is too high and it sounds like you're just an annoying whining baby. That's not saying that is what you are, that's what the audio sounds like. So turn up some low end, and think about changing the inflection and tone in your radio voice.

im sorry but this is so funny to me..... the fact this is on soundcloud..... the IMAGE lmaoooo thank u

Few food ingredients carry the toxic stigma of MSG, also known as monosodium glutamate. But does this food additive deserve its nasty reputation for causing everything from headaches to brain damage? Katharine Woessner, an immunologist and allergist, explains what science tells us about MSG’s effects on health, and food writer Fuchsia Dunlop explains why perceptions of the additive might be different in Asian countries. 

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