The Conspiracy Theory Diet: A Caelo Usque Ad Centrum

Scott Webb’s second book, “The Conspiracy Diet” takes on the food, history and pharmaceutical industry by the comparison of Napoléon’s hair with a potato. They proved that indeed Napoleon had arsenic in his hair but the official story may have stated otherwise. How is this the same as a story about a potato? The potato is one of the fruits of the earth. It is so innocent and nourishing. Here in The South we were all raised on “beans and taters.” Throw in the word “conspiracy” and you have the definition of an evil, unlawful, treacherous formulated plan in secrecy. The connection? Napoleon hair has been proven to contain arsenic even though it was difficult to locate even a few locks. The potato is sprayed with “bud nip” (chlorpropham) is a carbamate. Carbamate is one of the banned chemicals in other countries. Studies have shown that the FDA has “no adequate data on this chemical in humans and in animals “inadequate data.” Webb ties the thread that the food we eat is sold by the same people who make the insecticides and the pesticides. The FDA doesn’t raise a voice and we eat it because everyone else does. Webb states that if one watches movies prior to the 1960’s “there are no obese people.” We march against diseases like breast cancer and neuromuscular diseases and no disease is ever cured. The pharmaceutical industry is booming. Even Chemtrails, lines of clouds in the sky that are geo engineered, are considered “normal.” At one point Webb called a newspaper reporter at the Nashville Tennessean newspaper and said, “Look out your window.” The reporter agreed it was weird and then wrote in the paper that “conspiracy theorists were to blame for the spotting of the funny clouds.” Webb shows a billboard from a local Nashville hospital that shows a man in a wheelchair, “Nothing is impossible.” Yet, in the USA we are getting sicker not healthier. I thought I was being humane by buying “Cage Free Eggs” Webb writes “there are no cages just huge warehouses with wall-to-wall chickens- dead and alive.Are we the USA population being poisoned? Are we being lied too? Who is protecting our best interests? Webb makes certain subjects like:1. Why doesn’t the news report pharmaceutical deaths when they outnumber deaths by accidents or violence?2. The same companies that sell pesticides, herbicides and other preservation chemicals sell pharmaceutical drugs.3. Pain prescription deaths outnumber heroin deaths. 16,000 to 3,000 per year.4. Does anybody go to jail when prescription drugs are killing people?I’d like to see a second book on the subject.with more intense and investigation about why we are apathetic and ignorant. Why do we accept that because everyone else is doing it - it's okay to be poisoned.