UK Government Begins Adding Miscarriage-Inducing Drug to Food Supply for ‘Greater Good’
by Frank Bergman
The UK Government will begin adding a drug to the nation’s flour that is known to trigger miscarriages in pregnant women, arguing that it’s necessary for the “greater good,” exposing tens of millions of people to the substance through everyday foods, regardless of whether they want it.
The move will mandate the mass-medicating of the population by forcing commercial flour producers to add synthetic folic acid to the nation’s food supply.
Beginning December 13, 2026, virtually all non-wholemeal wheat flour produced by major British mills must contain synthetic folic acid under government regulations approved without a vote on the floor of the House of Commons.
The mandate will expose tens of millions of people to the substance through bread and countless other everyday foods whether they need it or not.
There will be no prescription.
There will be no individualized dosage.
There will be no medical screening.
And there will be no meaningful way for most consumers to avoid it.
The government argues that forcing folic acid into staple foods serves the “greater good” by reducing neural tube defects during pregnancy.
But evidence underpinning the policy includes a major randomized trial in which significantly more pregnancy losses occurred among women receiving folic acid-containing supplements.
The same substance also carries warnings from the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) for people with certain medical conditions.
Nevertheless, Britain is about to put it into the food supply for everyone.
Government Will Force Synthetic Folic Acid Into Flour
Folic acid is routinely marketed as “vitamin B9.”
It is not the naturally occurring form of vitamin B9.
Natural vitamin B9 is folate, a reduced molecule required by cells throughout the body.