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FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS
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Where did the name "R.T.N.C."
come from ?
RTNC stands for
Reaction-Triggering Neurotoxic Chemicals. This descriptive name was
established as a "catch all" category heading to include
all of the various chemicals/additives/ingredients which
cause the same serious reactions. Because there
are so many different and confusing names for these
types of processed chemical ingredients, it was much
easier to collect them all into one classification group
which would be easier for consumers to identify:
RTNCs.
Whether it's listed as
Monosodium
Glutamate (MSG), Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (HVP),
Carrageenan, Malt Extract, Natural Flavorings,
Excitotoxins, Guar Gum,
or any other Processed Free Glutamic Acid
(PFGA)...
...they are all classified as RTNCs.
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Who created RTNC411.org and its
website ?
The RTNC411.org
website is maintained by a private group of concerned citizens with credentials
in diverse fields such as the healthcare industry, the advertising world,
and national politics. While our members hail from many different
places and backgrounds, we are all united as victims of RTNCs.
RTNC411.org is passionately dedicated to the cause of educating people everywhere about the
dangers of RTNCs.
● If RTNCs are such a big
problem, why don't more
people know about them already ?
The chemical additive
business has been booming since the 1950's, but
consumers are only now recognizing the link between
RTNCs and many serious medical reactions. Of
course, people are often reluctant to change their
habits, even when faced with evidence and proof;
cigarettes, Saccharin, and trans fats are still around,
despite decades of documented dangers.
And of
course, the manufacturers of RTNCs spend millions of
dollars defending their products and assuring consumers
that they're safe to eat. We know otherwise.
● More questions?
Please visit the links at the top of this page.
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