Look how long tobacco industry used television to convince us smoking was "Cool." If that doesn't hit you, now we know that fluoride is a toxic substance that manufacturers couldn't figure where to dump, so advertisers convinced public, and majority of dentist community, how great it was for our teeth, especially our children. Now, truth is really out, including cancer in children in academic portions.

When is enough, just that, enough? Is public that gullible? Advertisers say yes, and we keep supporting it because we keep buying and doing behavior.

In order for advertising to work, advertisers must create a problem or target a problem. If problem isn't big enough, they blow it up with misleading information to push problem up in our perception. Then they promote a solution with a limited perception. These internal messages tell us we need to be dissatisfied with our lives, what we own, and especially our self-worth with their answer. No matter where you are on social scale, commercials purposely make us feel that we haven't arrived yet.

If you love your two-year car, they tell you how great it is to buy a new one, and, of course, your self-esteem will rise just because you drive it. The next time you drive your car this message plays even if you don't think it’s playing in your mind. In addition, with all car ads on television, how can you miss one even if you mute or leave room during commercials, you still get tail end of one?

Advertiser even play people by giving expensive cars to celebratees, create hype about them having car, which in turn creates “keep up with Jones” effect. Then, fans of those celebratees have just “got to have” that car in order for them to respect themselves in morning. The individual’s emotional roller coaster begins in shopping for car, through buying process, and first few months with new car. Afterwards they must sit down, watch 30 or 40 car television "gotta have" messages just after writing a their car payment check for that new car and immediately get depressed because they have $10 left in account and they now want other new car. Then talk show programs tell them they can't manage their money and all it takes is simple common sense. They get down on themselves, grab another anti-depressant, and watch another car ad.

The normal body temperature of a healthy man is 98.4 degrees Fahrenheit. When bacteria, viruses, or even fungi, invade our body it usually results to an infection. When our body gets infected, its natural response is to activate cells in immune system. These cells are called white blood cells. When they are activated, they fight these bacteria in many ways, one of which is to raise body temperature. That's when you have a fever.

When virus or bacteria enters body system, they produce toxins that can directly set body's temperature up. Meanwhile, these toxins also trigger white blood cells to emit substances that can also increase body temperature.