Assertion: chinese restaurant syndrome | /r/HasProperty | cr
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text: There is an effort currently underway on social media to get Merriam-Webster (the dictionary company) to change the definition of “Chinese Restaurant Syndrome” (CRS).
text: Spearheaded by the Japanese food and seasoning company Aji-no-moto, the new campaign tries to focus on bringing down the negative connotation behind defining the Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (CRS).
text: Kwok coined his symptoms, including numbness at the back of the neck and pressure in the face and chest, as Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (CRS).
text: It is not what has been referred to as Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (CRS).
text: It is not what has been referred to as Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (CRS).
text: A Google search for ‘MSG symptoms’ will yield many results that talk of “Chinese Restaurant Syndrome” (CRS) or “MSG symptom complex” of which the general list of symptoms seems to be:
text: This cluster of reactions has been dubbed Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (CRS).
text: This account was later to fuel discussion of what is now known as the Chinese restaurant syndrome (CRS).
text: The studies conducted to date on Chinese restaurant syndrome (CRS) have largely failed to demonstrate a causal association with MSG.
text: A 1969 article in Science claimed there was a dose-response relationship between Chinese food and Chinese Restaurant Syndrome (CRS).
text: You might think I am joking, but Chinese restaurant syndrome (CRS) is a proclaimed ‘real’ thing.
text: Chinese restaurant syndrome (CRS) occurs in some people after they eat foods containing the food additive monosodium glutamate (MSG) - a common ingredient in Chinese food.
text: He coined the phrase "Chinese Restaurant Syndrome" (CRS) to describe these symptoms, which included numbness at the back of the neck and a feeling of pressure in the face and upper chest muscles.