If you have enough money and the right contacts, you too can make up your own ‘news’ Ajinomoto, the world’s largest manufacturer of monosodium glutamate (MSG), and its PR firm, Edelman Public Relations, have recently joined with CBS to recycle the Glues favorite propaganda pieces disguised as news. Aired recently…

A tip sheet to help fight back when you encounter the glutes’ ‘mishmash’ of altered fact Effective propaganda doesn’t just hit once and disappear. It works best as a steady stream, most effectively coming at you from all directions. It puts a grain of sand in your oyster of belief, slowly eroding what you thought to be true. One of the best propaganda campaigns currently out…

It’s obvious that your PR campaign is working really well when you can influence the Merriam-Webster dictionary to modify the definition of a long-used word. Such is the case with “savory,” a respectable word meaning pleasant or having high moral standards. In a food sense, savory can be two types of aromatic mints as well as a tasty food that is “spicy or salty but not sweet.” And that’s how savory was defined for a…

In other blogs we’ve told you about fake fish, meat and eggs, all disguised to look like the real thing. Despite all the extravagant claims made by manufacturers, if you read the ingredient labels on these products you’ll find that they are not eggs, meat or fish, and not the…

Monosodium glutamate (MSG) found in an animal, vegetable, or mineral was manufactured and then ingested or added in some manner. Below are just three examples of patents pertaining to the manufacture of MSG. There are literally hundreds more. MSG is man-made. 1. US3281247A — Process for producing monosodium glutamate https://patents.google.com/patent/US3281247A/en 2. CN104211611A — New fermentation technology of sodium glutamate