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Dear all Mono-Sodium-Glutamat (Natrium Glutamat) sufferers,

This is an extra to my earlier post about Mono-Sodium-Glutamat (Natrium Glutamat) Detection with a pendulum.
One of my friends is blind and has been suffering from Mono-Sodium-Glutamat (Natrium Glutamat) addiction too. When I told him about my discovery I was quite sad because I thought it couldn't help him. He is completely blind and cannot see which way the pendulum swings. It is terrible in a way because he cannot ask other people to keep reading labels to him in detail and he is trapped in the MSG addiction.
He came back to me a couple of weeks later. He said what I had told him made him think. He said he has tried concentrating on his hand and "pushing his strength out"(?!?) when touching items. He feels a distinct tingling when there is MSG, even in tiny amounts!
I haven't pursued the matter because I am happy with my pendulum testing.

But it makes sense. If the addict can reach for the MSG without looking at the label (as though he were blindfolded), obviously it will be even worse for the blind. There must be more blind MSG victims than non-handicapped MSG victims.
Or are there?
Do the blind know already that they can detect it with their hand?
I am not sure it works with Aspartame though.

It follows of course that nothing should stop someone with normal eyesight from "pushing his strength out" to test the products! My husband has started doing it and it works with him.
I haven't because I am learning many other things and I have no time!
I do not know if many blind people use computers. If you have a blind friend please share the information. Maybe he can help us.
I have no idea if it is politically correct to call blind people blind etc. Please forgive me if I am breaching etiquette here. I live in a completely different world and all I mean is good.
Good health to all :) :) :)
Kalliopi
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