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“Radium water is a safe health supplement that heals all ailments.”
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This video features a man arguing that "radium water," a historical radioactive product, is a beneficial health supplement that has been unfairly suppressed by the medical industry. The creator claims the FDA targeted radium water to protect the financial interests of a "Rothschild medical system," and he falsely suggests the product is safe by demonstrating its radioactive properties with a Geiger counter.
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“The first thing the FDA went after was radium water.”
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This video features a man arguing that "radium water," a historical radioactive product, is a beneficial health supplement that has been unfairly suppressed by the medical industry. The creator claims the FDA targeted radium water to protect the financial interests of a "Rothschild medical system," and he falsely suggests the product is safe by demonstrating its radioactive properties with a Geiger counter.