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SUGGESTED READING
1. A book by Russell L. Blaylock, M.D., a neurosurgeon, entitledExcitotxins: the Taste that Kills. Health Press, 1995
2. A published paper by John W. Olney, M.D. It is entitled Excitatory Neurotoxins as Food Additives: An Evaluation of Risk. The paper was published in Neurotoxicity in 1980. It will be found in volume 2 on pages 163 to 192
3. Web site of the Truth in Labeling Campaign regarding MSG (www.truthinlabeling.org)
4. Web site regarding aspartame (www.dorway.com)
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