They told us iron would make us healthy. What if iron was the mechanism that made us trackable?

Rusted Veins is an urgent, deeply reported investigation into the secret life of iron in modern life — from fortified cereals and prenatal vitamins to the iron filings hiding in baby formula. I follow the paper trail, the patents, and the supply chains to show how industrial metal became the default “treatment” for tiredness and how that metal ends up in bodies, tissues, and databases. This is not medical reassurance: it’s an alarm. The piece lays out evidence, eyewitness accounts, and historical context to argue that the mass normalization of metallic supplements has consequences far beyond digestion — making human bodies more conductive, more compatible with surveillance systems, and more easily integrated into the smart-city infrastructures already being rolled out.

Inside you’ll find:

• Investigative reporting on iron fortification and how metallic particles are added to food and formula.
• A historical look at how the “anemia” narrative was manufactured and institutionalized.
• A detailed argument connecting metal saturation with enhanced electrical conductivity in tissues — and why that matters when cities, devices, and advertisers want a body that can be read and routed.
• Practical takeaways: how to protect your blood, your family, and your inner environment from the pull of the metal economy.

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