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That is precicely what the manufactureres want you to believe -I do not believe ALL I read on the web but sometimes the volume of info available, all saying the same thing, is impossible to write off as 'bunkam'.
While we are on the subject of modern hazards - try websearching aspartamine -throw away your 'diet' drinks and artificial sweeteners. I once found aspartamine in vitamin C pills bought at ASDA -they got binned pronto!
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Also try searching 9/11 conspiracy theories. Alien landings. Elvis Presely lives. The internet is the single largest source of information known to man. It is also the single largest source of bull****. The tests done on things in food are so strict it is unbelieveable. Half of the additives banned are perfectly safe if it wasn't for people over reactions. Additive X has been found to cause cancer, therefore it shall be banned. The fact that the only way there is a chance of this causing cancer is if you are injecting large doses of it daily, and a small amount in a food item is harmless, does not matter. EU food regulations are so strict. There is a lot of commotion about E numbers, saying how they are going to kill us all. The whole point of E numbers is that they are SAFE additives, gone through rigourous testing.
Science is so contradictory it is hard to believe that people still buy it. For every theory there is one saying the exact opposite. The thing to do is look at ALL the facts and come to a reasoned conclusion.