Diet Triggers - Peanut Butter

Hi everyone. I have complex partial seizures centered in the temporal and parietal lobes. I know all of my dietary triggers: caffeine (even chocolate chip cookies), particular non-caffeinated sodas like Sprite & 7-Up, eggs, fish high in iodine, alcohol, and nuts. Most have gotten better since starting treatment. Now I can have eggs and iodine high fish, like shrimp, in moderation. Hopefully, this helps you guys identify some triggers you haven't thought of/noticed. By the way, I find that salt alleviates symptoms after they start. But now to my point... I can also have peanut butter now BUT, only Skippy creamy peanut butter. I think that's weird. EVERY other brand I have personally tried has triggered symptoms for me. I decided to look into it. If you look at the ingredient labels, the only difference I've noticed is that Skippy isn't processed... it doesn't have mono and diglyceride synthetic food additives listed in the ingredients. Has anyone else noticed this kind of pattern? I tried doing some research and can't find much so, I came here. Mono and diglycerides are types of emulsifiers or "detergent-like food additives" that can be linked to gastrointestinal inflammation. A person can also have an allergy, but that's all I've found. I highly doubt that this is something most people would notice so, I kind of want to get this out there for people to watch out for and also see if anyone else has had similar experiences. If I find that other people have the same complaint, is there somewhere I can report this information so it can be looked into and so other people and doctors can know about it too? I hope I don't sound crazy. It's the only known discrepancy between the brands. I can have *as much* Skippy as I want with no side effects whatsoever, but if I have the tiniest bit of another brand... I'm done... barely able to function. I've tried at least 3 other brands. Any input? Thanks!