Randall Fitzgerald Hundred Year Lie

[Guest guest]

Fitzgerald will be guest tonight on Coast to Coast (Geo Noory) He will be

hyping his new book which for my money simply states the obvious. It does

however, state it pretty well. He thinks in terms of THREE (3) DEMONS.. with

BETTY CROCKER as their head cheer leader. 1.) processed foods corporations,

2.) the medical/pharmaceutical giants, 3.) and the chemical industry With

FDA/government help..Together these economic interests have fostered a belief

system promoting synthetics as benign and superior to naturally occurring foods

and medicines. Blinded by ambition and the spirit of progress and commerce, we

have unwittingly created an unstoppable force. Some of his facts and

statistics are GLARING...check out graphics re: sperm/breast cancer/asthma below

(I'm not buying his book b-t-w) Rose http://www.coasttocoastam.com/

 

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What Is The Slippery Slope Index?

Our diets and our health from the womb to the grave are now shaped by three

sectors of the economy: the processed foods corporations, the

medical/pharmaceutical giants, and the chemical industry. Together these

economic interests have fostered a belief system — a belief that most of us have

naively embraced — promoting synthetics as benign and superior to naturally

occurring foods and medicines. Blinded by ambition and the spirit of progress

and commerce, we have unwittingly created an unstoppable force.

The following factual chronology of the changes we have seen in the last 100

years documents the slippery slope of discoveries, industrial developments,

government actions, and accumulating health problems.

 

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STAGE ONE: 1900 Onward

A Synthetics Belief System Emerges

At the outset of the 20th Century our food supply

became an initial testing ground for innovations in the emerging ‘better life

through chemistry’ belief system. Chemists work with food processing companies

to create artificial sweeteners, a butter substitute, taste enhancing additives

such as MSG, and the first partially hydrogenated vegetable shortening. These

synthetics set the stage for the revolution in food processing that is to come.

1900:

cancer is the tenth leading cause of death in the U.S., responsible for only

three percent of all deaths. By the end of the 20th century, cancer will be the

cause of 20 percent of all deaths in the U.S.

Diabetes affects less than one-tenth of one percent of the U.S. population; by

the end of the 20th century, almost 20 percent of U.S. citizens will contract

types I or II diabetes.

Asthma and related immune system diseases are virtually nonexistent; by the

end of the 20th century at least 150 million people worldwide will be afflicted.

Breast cancer in women is very rare in 1900; by 1960, breast cancer will

affect one in 20 women; by 2005, one in three women will develop breast cancer.

1906:

the Pure Food and Drug Act is passed by the U.S. Congress, enabling the

federal government to remove a food or drug product from circulation if its

proves unsafe. But food processors and drug manufacturers are not required to

prove their products are safe; the burden is on government to prove the products

are unsafe before they can be removed.

1920:

from this date forward to 2000, the U.S. production of synthetic chemicals

increases from less than one million pounds a year to more than 140 billion

pounds a year.

1921:

General Mills Corporation creates a character named Betty Crocker to

convince generations of Americans to use processed foods.

Prior to this date a total of 20 reports of endometriosis in women had been

reported worldwide; by the late 1990s, nearly 20 percent of all women of

childbearing age are afflicted with endometriosis in the U.S.

1930:

about 3,000 people this year out of a U.S. population of 123 million will

die of heart disease; by 1997, at least 727,000 people will die of heart disease

out of a U.S. population of 248 million.

1933:

Industrial synthesis of vitamin C: A workable method of synthesizing vitamin

C is turned into a commercial success by the pharmaceutical company Roche.

A muckraking book, “100 Million Guinea Pigs: Dangers in Everyday Foods, Drugs,

and Cosmetics,” is published and becomes a bestseller. It reveals many cases of

harm and death from such products as eyelash liners that blind women, hair

removal creams made from rat poison, and cataracts caused by a weight-loss drug.

An American Journal of Medicine paper identifies a new type of diabetes

resistant to insulin, called type 2 diabetes, which is becoming a disease

epidemic in the U.S.

1936:

a report published by a committee of the U.S. Senate warns the American

public: “Do you know that most of us today are suffering from certain dangerous

diet deficiencies which cannot be remedied until the depleted soils from which

our foods come are brought into proper mineral balance?”

1938:

Pharmaceutical maker Roche, having mastered the industrial synthesis of

vitamins A, B1, B2, E and K, becomes the world’s leading supplier of vitamins.

A new federal law, The Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act takes effect. Though the

law empowers the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to force manufacturers to

prove their products are safe before marketing them, the FDA chooses to focus

enforcement efforts on the accuracy of information on product labels.

A powerful new pesticide called DDT is discovered by a Swiss chemist; in this

same year British scientists synthesize a synthetic estrogen called DES.

From this date until 1990, average human male sperm counts drop by almost 50

percent; during the same period the incidence of testicular cancer triples.

The first cases of a new childhood disorder called autism are reported by

Johns Hopkins University psychiatrist Leo Kanner.

 

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