Aren't Hydrolyzed Soy Protein and/or autolyzed yeast both fancy names for MSG?
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I'm not a chemist so I don't know and don't really care. If you are that worried, just google your question!
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No they are not msg. All high protein foods have natural msg in them. So they do have msg but not the common msg.
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Kass, it appears what I use, Vanilla Egg White Protein, contains Soy in the form of Lecithin - if that makes any sense.
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gluten free, yes. In fact, it helps one digest any accidentally ingested gluten. I did not read the label for yeast or soy.
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I just noticed in bold print on the box:CONTAINS WHEAT AND SOY. Sorry...maybe another brand of probiotics would not have wheat and soy.
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couldn't say. product package does not indicate, and i do not have celiac disease. i also have used edward and sons miso cup, and the package is in english. soy is indicated, which i believe is problematic for gluten intolerance. hope this helps.
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I wish I could answer definitively. The label states that the product is free of gluten, dairy, additives and GMOs. However, it does contain fermented organic soy. I'm not sure of the fermentation process--it may or may not be yeast. I'd contact the manufacturer to be sure.
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The manufacturer's website doesn't say specifically that there is not soy. As soy is *not* excluded as an allergen (website says: FREE OF: Gluten, Wheat, Dairy, Yeast, Sugar, Sodium, Artificial Flavor, Sweetener, Preservatives and Color), this product seems to include soy. I'd avoid it if soy is an issue.
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Yeast Extract is a hidden form of MSG www.naturalnews.com/yeast_extract.html
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I understand natural flavoring is not MSG, but could be gluten if wheat, barley or rye is listed under allergy on the container. Otherwise it is just flavoring from the actual product the item is made from.
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absolutely not!! MSG is a flavor enhancer and this yeast does not need that it taste great on it's own. It has a wonderful nutty flavor. I use it in all kinds of recipes that I want to add a cheesy nutty flavor to. I put it in at the end of the cooking stage. I use it in fried cabbage! mmmm, spaghetti, rice, just about anything you would want to add a cheesy flavor and I put 2 Tablespoons in water in the morning stir it and drink it for B vitamins and nutrients. It's a part of my daily nutrients. Very good for you. You can't go wrong buying it. In fact it's the best yeast I've ever used. You can actually get a flush from it which is healthy. absolutely not!! MSG is a flavor enhancer and this yeast does not need that it taste great on it's own. It has a wonderful nutty flavor. I use it in all kinds of recipes that I want to add a cheesy nutty flavor to. I put it in at the end of the cooking stage. I use it in fried cabbage! mmmm, spaghetti, rice, just about anything you would want to add a cheesy flavor and I put 2 Tablespoons in water in the morning stir it and drink it for B vitamins and nutrients. It's a part of my daily nutrients. Very good for you. You can't go wrong buying it. In fact it's the best yeast I've ever used.... » Read More absolutely not!! MSG is a flavor enhancer and this yeast does not need that it taste great on it's own. It has a wonderful nutty flavor. I use it in all kinds of recipes that I want to add a cheesy nutty flavor to. I put it in at the end of the cooking stage. I use it in fried cabbage! mmmm, spaghetti, rice, just about anything you would want to add a cheesy flavor and I put 2 Tablespoons in water in the morning stir it and drink it for B vitamins and nutrients. It's a part of my daily nutrients. Very good for you. You can't go wrong buying it. In fact it's the best yeast I've ever used. You can actually get a flush from it which is healthy. « Show Less
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there is absolutely NO msg in L-Glutamine .... Gutamine and GlutaMATE (as in msg) are two different things see the article for more info: http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag99/sep99-report3.html
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It says "free of soy protein," but says "contains soy derivatives. Soy protein allergens have been removed."
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I could not find soy mentioned anywhere on the label, but you may want to contact Solgar to double check.
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Nowhere on the bottle does it show yeast. Contains soy is the only other ingredient other than the vitamins and minerals and supplements.
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The package states no: yeast, wheat, gluten, corn soy milk, sugar, starch, preservatives, or animal products. Hope this helps-Barbara
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If the product is Gluten free it does NOT contain MSG, However the MSG they are using now unlike 10 years ago is Gluten free.
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Autolyzed yeast in a food product is generally considered gluten free. Brewers' yeast, when it's a by-product of beer, is not considered gluten free. Brewers yeast nutritional supplements, however, can be made from either brewer's yeast or sugar. Unless the packaging specifically says gluten free (and this brand does not) I would not assume that it is.