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I definitely wouldn't be surprised if that were the case
by bennettnate5 5mo ago
I definitely wouldn't be surprised if that were the case
- bena 5mo agoOr psychosomatic. It's possible she believes that those items all trigger her migraines therefore her body gives her a migraine when she believes she's had one of her triggers. A big tell would be her getting a migraine and blaming it on "hidden MSG" in a food item that doesn't have it. Or her not getting migraine from foods that have MSG naturally but is never pointed out. Like tomatoes.
- tonyarkles 5mo agoIt's funny... reading this thread, I'm reminded of a friend of mine who indeed gets migraines from tomatoes. That was actually what she figured out first; the MSG connection came later.