Natural Healthy Aging Chemical Found After 100 yrs. by Researchers, Corporations and Governments

Fredericksburg Torch Club Mystery Presentation

Wednesday, 5:30 PM, November 29, Meeting at the Alpine Chef
Join us, and forward this announcement to invite family, friends, and colleagues to our November meeting. This upcoming Wednesday will be a break from Thanksgiving leftovers and offer mental recreation beyond football.
The Alpine Chef is in the Historic Train Station of Fredericksburg, 200 Lafayette Blvd, Fredericksburg, VA,. Along with its usual fine German cuisine and beverages, The Alpine Chef will be featuring its Wild Game Menu, which celebrates the Holiday Season with entrees highlighting specialty meats and festive libations. Vegetarian and Vegan options are available on request. To guarantee seating, reply to 804-263-0721, or FXBGVATorch@gmail.com.

5:30 PM Happy Hour
6:15 PM Business Mtg.
6:30 PM Free Presentation w/Q and A
7:00 PM Dutch Treat Dinner

Mystery Presentation
What naturally occurring chemical discovered in 1909, and largely ignored for over a century:
- Promotes longevity and wellbeing
- Lowers chronic diseases and terminal illnesses
- Has promising pharmaceutical potential
- Increases agricultural yields
- Increases livestock production
- Builds soil health
- Helps reduce soil erosion, fertilizer usage, and pesticide use?
Backed by groundbreaking research from:
- Universities: Penn State, Vanderbilt
- Private Corporations: Cargill, Rodale
- Professional Societies: AMA, American Chemical Society and
- Governmental Organizations: USDA, CDC
Our mystery presentation from the American Chemical Society's free library will be the basis for a dynamic discussion.

About the Fredericksburg Torch Club
We provide an opportunity for persons of different professions and disciplines to meet monthly for the interchange of professional knowledge, ideas, opinions, and fellowship. It is not a service society, and does not champion a specific cause. See more at Torch.org, the website for International Association of Torch Clubs, our parent organization.
Torch Club is:
An intellectual hotspot.
Dining out with old and new friends.
Listening to stimulating presentations on challenging subjects.
Lively discussions and invigorating experiences.
Fostering inter-professional dialogue.
Presenting and attending stimulating programs on subjects of perennial and topical interest.
Participating in free expression and inquiry.

Exchanging ideas among people with other spheres of interest and from a variety of cultures and backgrounds in a congenial dinner setting.
Torch members, who chose to attend our summer convention, will encounter superb presentations, local tours, evening entertainment, and fine meals. They will also meet Torch Club members from across the United States and Canada. Local clubs often have a cosmopolitan feel, as many of our members have lived, studied, worked, or traveled all over the world. For more information about the IATC see Torch.org .

Torch's sustaining force is the conviction that its members’ lives are enriched by sharing knowledge and insights in a neutral forum. Torch Clubs do not promote religious or political viewpoints or social causes, nor participate in civic projects, nor do fund-raising for outside projects

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