The Collusion of Big Food, Pharma, Oil, Sugar, and Tobacco: Uncovering the Disinformation Campaigns

🍔The food industry's gross profit margin is twice that of pharma, making it a lucrative business.

💊Big pharma profits from treating the diseases caused by the unhealthy food produced by the food industry.

🌍Collusion between big food, pharma, oil, sugar, and tobacco has led to environmental and health crises.

💰Industry-sponsored studies are used to exonerate their products and mislead the public.

🔍A digital etymological analysis is underway to uncover the collusion between industries and those responsible.

Why do big industries collude to manipulate scientific research?

—Big industries collude to protect their profits and avoid negative publicity by funding studies that exonerate their products.

How do industry-sponsored studies impact public perception?

—Industry-sponsored studies create doubt about the harmful effects of their products and mislead the public.

What is a digital etymological analysis?

—A digital etymological analysis is a study of the language and terminology used in documents to determine collusion and the parties involved.

Why is it important to uncover collusion between industries?

—Uncovering collusion is crucial to understanding the manipulation of scientific research and holding companies accountable for their actions.

What can individuals do to protect themselves from harmful products?

—Individuals can educate themselves, support independent research, and advocate for transparency and stricter regulations.

00:00The food industry is twice as profitable as pharma, leading to industry-sponsored studies that mislead the public.

06:32Collusion between big food, pharma, oil, sugar, and tobacco has polluted the literature and exonerated their products.

10:58The tobacco research foundation used the same playbook as the sugar research foundation to cover up the harmful effects of their products.

12:30A digital etymological analysis is underway to uncover collusion and determine those responsible.