Aside from being commonly added to home cooking to taste, vetsin is also found in many processed packaged foods. For some people, the consumption of berets of vetsin does not cause any symptoms, but some others can actually feel the negative effects of vetsin. Vetsin or also known as MSG (monosodium glutamate) is a food additive that is useful as a flavor enhancer. Shaped like white crystalline powder resembling salt or sugar. Vetsin was first produced by a Japanese researcher who tried to duplicate the natural savory taste of kombu, which is seaweed which is the basis of Japanese soup. In the world of today's food industry, much of vetsin is produced from the fermentation of flour, molasses, or cane sugar produced through a process similar to making yogurt and wine. Vetsin is used to flavor foods without adding a lot of other additives. This is why this flavoring ingredient is often seen as an effective and efficient way of enriching the taste of a dish. In addition to cookin...