Rich Want To Get Richer, What Is The Consequence Of It To The Rest? Story From The Sugar Industry

A common man not so rich wants to do honest work, try to find way to increase his worth so that his family can live a good life.

What about the rich. The rich want more money and more power. He will use his resources to keep it this way, irrespective of the effect of it to the rest of the world.

The more one digs into the american political system, the more atrocities can be found.

Lets look at an example:

In the 1940s the sugar industry was expanding. The more ways they can sneak sugar into kids ( and adults ), there is more money to be made. There was one inconvenience. There was lot of tooth problems ( cavities due to the added sugars - obesity will take much longer to show then ). The sugar industry needed to find a way to keep making more money and they pressurize the dentist society. The dentists are under pressure to prevent cavities without angering the sugar industry and blatantly saying, stop eating sugar.

They found a solution. Flouride.

There is one problem, fluoride is not good for human beings. It causes cognitive decline, neurological problems etc. How to make sure fluoride is taken in by kids without them even realizing?

The money can make anything happen. The sugar industry lobbies and get fluoride added to water supply. There is no need for a chemical that too as harmful as fluoride to be added to water which is consumed by people.

Years later, over 80% of the United States has fluoride added to water. If you are one of those who has a water filtering system at home with RO which filters fluoride, good for you.

For the rest, pay attention to your water.

A study done in china over the years has found that kids consuming water with fluoride have substantially lesser IQ than kids who don't.

Europe got the same offer from the sugar industry, which Europe promptly rejected.
Statements from European Health, Water, & Environment Authorities on Water Fluoridation - Fluoride Action Network

 

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