You know, I don't doubt that at all, but have you noticed...every week it's
"New Study says ...." the exact opposite of some old study.

Like, autism - one month some study says, Yes, vaccines cause autism. Next month, No, vaccines don't cause autism.

Coffee is bad for you...coffee is good for you.

It reminds me of something I read/saw about television - how they make TV so jumpy - the camera moves around more, the action is faster than it used to be ~ I forget what they called it in technical terms, but it was kind of the shock to your brain having all these motions all the time had more than doubled in a half hour TV show compared to 20 years ago...and the reason was to keep us off-balance, always on edge, always "nervous".

I see these conflicting studies accomplishing that same purpose - the average person who doesn't take time to look into it any further than what's mentioned on the 6 o'clock news has no idea what to believe.

(p.s. we don't have TV anymore but we do watch videos, if only to pick out the illuminati/NWO symbolism in them )