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727Sky
Thanks for bringing this to our attention! With the seeming explosion of cancers recently and having lost a relative to a long, drawn out battle with
it I like to read up on it as much as possible.
I've learned through the years that just because 'I' don't believe something to be true doesn't mean it isn't, and all too often things presented as
true end up not being so years later. Knowledge is way too fluid to approach any subject with a close-minded bias, for me.
It's well known that chemicals fuel cancer, yet our foods are laced with them at 'safe' levels for taste and visual enhancement plus extended shelf
life. Nowhere can I find studies of what happens when you combine all of these additives for their combined cumulative effect. Even fluoridated water
has been shown to have a link to certain cancers, and of course the CDC reports 'there is no
concrete evidence. I can't begin to tell you how
many times through the years I've watched the CDC do a total reversal on their stance, so their word doesn't mean much when choosing 'facts'.
Our Western diet of fast foods is a well-known cause of cancer, yet a family earning minimum wage can eat cheaper at McD's than eat healthy. Anybody
with health issues and those on a limited income know they were priced out of the Healthy Food market decades ago.
If I know this, so does the CDC and the FDA and all politicians and Big Business, yet they continue to pour gasoline on the flames of chemically
induced illnesses. Why? Profit over life speaks rather poorly of those running the show.
The healthcare industry since the ACA exploded, and we now have a new ruling financial hierarchy. I recently had a $6.80 item delivered from the
pharmacy and they goofed-the billing slip wasn't removed from the packaged. My insurance company was being billed a $38.00 'delivery fee'!
There are several tons of graft fueling the medical industry an enriching insurance companies, pharmacies, hospitals and all the support teams that
fuel this field. Somebody obviously thinks throwing money at the symptoms is better than solving the root problem-at least for their personal
wealth.
Advanced technology always seems to be suppressed until a way has been developed to make enormous profit from it.