RTNC Ingredient List

RTNC stands for Reaction-Triggering Neurotoxic Chemicals.

There are more than a hundred of different kinds of RTNCs.  But these hazardous ingredients may be listed on food labels under a number of different, innocent-sounding names, like "Natural Flavors," "Spices," or "Seasonings."

One of the most notorious RTNCs is Monosodium Glutamate, or "MSG."  However, MSG is just one of many RTNCs.

So, while you may not see "monosodium glutamate" specifically listed on an ingredient label, these other RTNC ingredients are just as hazardous.  Even if it says "NO MSG" or "ORGANIC" or "ALL NATURAL" on the label, the product probably has other RTNCs in it.

Here is a list of the most common RTNCs found in foods, beverages, cosmetics, and other products.  Next time you’re grocery shopping, take the list with you to the store.  Look at the labels of the foods you eat.  You will be ASTOUNDED to realize that you and your family unwittingly consume RTNCs every single day!

 

REACTION-TRIGGERING NEUROTOXIC CHEMICALS INGREDIENT "ALIAS" LIST

monosodium glutamate glutamate natural flavor(s) natural flavoring(s) smoke flavoring(s) flavoring carrageenan gelatin nutrasweet aspartame dough conditioner(s) chicken flavoring beef flavoring pork flavoring chicken base pork base beef base spice(s) seasoning(s) broth stock bouillon soup base solids milk solids guar gum vegetable gum l-cysteine sodium caseinate calcium caseinate caseinate disodium guanylate disodium inosinate disodium caseinate

maltodextrin malt extract malt flavoring(s) malted barley flour malted barley barley malt malted anything malt malt syrup whey whey protein whey protein isolate whey protein concentrate protein concentrate protein extract textured protein hydrolyzed protein hydrolyzed vegetable protein hydrolyzed plant protein hydrolyzed oat flour hydrolyzed anything autolyzed yeast autolyzed yeast extract autolyzed anything yeast extract soy extract soy protein soy protein concentrate soy protein isolate soy sauce ajinomoto umami kombu extract seasoned salt

All of these chemicals contain substances classified as Processed Free Glutamic Acids (PFGAs), which are proven to trigger adverse reactions in millions of people.

RTNCs are added to virtually every packaged food and beverage sold in stores.  For example, Coke, Pepsi, 7UP, and Hawaiian Punch contain RTNCs.  Campbell’s Soup, Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, Sour Cream & Onion Chips, Mott’s AppleSauce, Pringles, Oscar Meyer Deli Meats, Lean Cuisine, Chips Ahoy Cookies, Jell-O, and even Breyer's Ice Cream contain these hazardous neurotoxins.

Every sandwich at McDonald’s, every flavor at the yogurt shop, every brand of microwave popcorn has RTNCs.  Just read the labels and see.
 

 READING INGREDIENT LABELS

The only way to determine if a product contains RTNCs is to read the ingredient label.  If you spot any of the chemicals in the list above, the product contains RTNCs, and SHOULD NOT BE CONSUMED.

Remember:  if the label contains even one of these ingredients, you’re consuming dangerous neurotoxic chemicals.

Source: http://www.rtnc411.org/tlist.html