Hold up there. There's just one big problem with your claims:

Glutamate is common and abundant throughout nature. It is a component of your body and your foods.

Foods rich in free glutamate, such as tomatoes, cheese and mushrooms are often used in cooking for their flavorful qualities. Monosodium glutamate (MSG) is a glutamate (the salt of glutamic acid with sodium), one of the most abundant amino acids in nature and an important component of protein. Glutamate in food imparts a unique taste (called umami). Umami, often described as ‘meaty,’ ‘broth-like,’ or ‘savory’ in English, is known as ‘Xian-Wei’ in Chinese and may correspond to the ‘Osmazome’ concept captured by French scholars in the XIX century. Glutamate has been a component of flavor enhancing seasonings since ancient Rome as ‘Garum’ and in Japan for more than 1200 years.

Glutamate is a naturally occurring amino acid and is necessary for human life. It is often found naturally as monosodium glutamate and we even have taste receptors for it suggesting this is of vital importance to the body. MSG and other glutamates are not synthetic only and their presence in processed foods is due to its important flavoring role. The umami flavor sense is why we like chicken so much. We also like chicken broth and sauces like Worcestershire because of the glutamates imparting so much umami. We are naturally programmed to enjoy it and crave it.

As for balding, DHT (dihydrogen testosterone) was implicated as the major culprit in male pattern baldness. Never once until your post had I heard there was concern that glutamates were linked to balding (source?). If there is a correlation, it most likely isn't a causitive link but instead associated with something else in individuals with high DHT levels. Same goes with migraines. People have claimed migraines with MSG intake, but only when they knew the food contained MSG. Tomatoes contain substantial amounts of MSG as do cheeses and mushrooms. Why have I never heard one complaint of migraines when people eat mushroom pizza? That pizza would contain at least three source of MSG but no one ever seems to get migraines from them. Perhaps if these migraine-prone people knew how much MSG was in mushroom pizza they would then "react" to it and have migraines. It seems the link between MSG and migraines is whether or not people know its there and what their perception of MSG is. If they think it's bad and they know it's there, then psychosomatically they will react to it. If they don't know it's there then they are fine. Power or suggestion and all that jazz.

Source: https://glutamate.org/nutrition/a-natural-part-of-our-food/

(I'm sure this link will be discounted as "Big MSG" pushing propaganda, but your tongue receptors and associated brain response may disagree).

That mean the congresswoman presley eats doritoes in bed? It a shame for women to be bald on purpose. She sick? Why would a women choose to be bald?

The worst flaming I ever received on plebbit is when I said my wife gets migraines after eating MSG. They would not relent even after I said this wasn't conjecture and supposition, it was based on empirical observation, and the duration and intensity of her migraines were directed proportional to the amount of MSG she ate. (Yes, we conducted tests to see which foods caused migraines to know to avoid them.) God, I fucking hate the faggots at plebbit. I didn't know about the balding, though, although I kind of got a look at my future when I was young and saw my dad and all my uncles going bald. It was like trying to stop the tide, I thought.