On Sunday we talked about Abbott Labs and their culpability with the lethal bacteria that was found in their baby formula, Similac.

On Saturday the DOJ launched a criminal investigation into Abbott over the baby formula.

Prior to our dive into Similac, a few of our incredible DEEP DIVERs found a connection between Abbott...Ross Heart Center...and the Wexner Medical Center in Columbus Ohio.

Why were they linked together?
I went down that rabbit hole. On my way down that hole, Nestle’s name came up...in a big way...

These people learned early on that emotional issues like fear and anxiety can actually stop lactation, can prevent a mother from producing breast milk, so they designed clever psychological marketing programs to make women fearful of their ability to produce sufficient breast milk, thereby potentially endangering their baby’s health or even its life. This is called the:
“letdown reflex.”

They made women ashamed to breastfeed their babies, by promoting breastfeeding as a disgusting practice done only by the lowest-class peasants and that ‘a modern woman’ – especially a white modern woman – would never breastfeed her child.

They led women to believe that breastfeeding would make their bodies suffer, would cause their breasts to sag and they would no longer be attractive.

☝️Edward Baer wrote an article titled,
“Babies means business,” in which he wrote that “baby milk powder is a unique product in that once a baby begins drinking infant formula, it is almost impossible to stop.”