Written by Sarah Cain Source: The Health Wyze Report'A reader from Valley Wide Health Systems in Colorado was outraged by an article that we wrote about the dangers of fluoride, and subsequently sent us a link to a Centers for Disease Control web page cataloging "the ten best health achievements of the 20th Century". This person, of course, used a false name to hide, and obviously underestimates the research and technical capabilities of The Health Wyze Report. That's always unwyze. (We know who you are ;)
Anyway, reading through that C.D.C. list actually became comedic for us, so we're going to share some key points with you, and explain how the C.D.C. is so very wrong on so many levels. We feel pity for whoever was asked to write the list, because there have been very few accomplishments in the last 100 years in the area of medicine, despite the propaganda and hype. Aside from the germ theory, and subsequent improvements in hygiene, medicine has not really achieved much at all. We are thankful for the discovery of vitamin C by Hungarian researcher Albert Szent-Györgyi in 1934, and the discovery of the cause of cancer (ie. cellular oxygen starvation) by Dr. Otto Warburg in 1931.
However, both people were vilified by the establishment, because they were responsible for information that endangered its lucrative business. They were noticeably absent from the C.D.C.'s list, and one would assume that curing cancer might actually make that list. Before continuing, we should mention that we have chosen not to comment on non-medical related items on the list, such as automobile safety. With that said, here we go!'
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