"Alternative Health Influencer Boasts That He’s Been Drinking From a Radioactive Jug for 250 Days Straight"

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Alternative Health Influencer Boasts That He's Been Drinking From a Radioactive Jug for 250 Days Straight

Holistic influencer Matt Roeske recently bragged that he's been drinking from an irradiated jug for the better part of a year.

futurism.com

[In his video, Roeske appears holding a “Revigator,” an irradiated ceramic jug from the 1920s sold as a pseudoscientific miracle cure-all. In addition to carnotite — a bright-yellow rock known for its high uranium content — the Revigator contains a slew of chemicals like arsenic, lead, and vanadium, which is all stuff you shouldn’t even shower with, let alone mix in your drinking water.]

[For most people, the fact that the federal government outlawed production of Revigators in the 1920s would be enough of a warning. But to Roeske, the government prohibition is proof that it works.

“In 1933 when the Rothschilds FDA came along the first thing they went after was radium water… not vaxxines [sic], dirty electricity, or pesticides,” he wrote in the video’s caption. “Gee I wonder why… healthy people don’t yield large profits.”]

[Indeed, that government crackdown came after the death of Eben MacBurney Byer, a steel magnate and socialite who regularly drank “Radithor,” water that had been irradiated in cisterns like the one Roeske has apparently been drinking from for the better part of a year.

Byer was estimated to have slammed 1,400 half-ounce vials of the snake oil tincture, which predictably led to some horrifying consequences: his teeth fell out, his whole upper jaw and most of his lower one had to be surgically removed, and as one Wall Street Journal article from 1991 noted, “holes were actually forming in his skull.”

The quantity of radiated water Byer ingested was so high that when radiation oncologist Roger Macklis examined the mogul’s remains the year of the WSJ story, he concluded that Byer “took enough radium to kill four people if he took it all at once.” It’s little wonder, then, why Byer’s body is interred in a lead-lined coffin.]

can... can the consequences for these people come quickly and, preferably, without involving an internet connection?

 

[GoblinCampFollower]

I wonder if that jug is fake. The "influencer" might just be trying to draw attention to himself doing an insane stunt. Or at least pretending to do it.

Whether or not he's really doing it, I obviously worry about any foolish people getting dumb ideas.

 

[Innula Zenovka]

On the basis that the alternative to health is illness, this "alternative health influencer" may well be onto something.

 

[Casey Pelous]

Yet, if you offered most of these "alternative health influencers" food marked "treated by irradiation," they'd be horrified.

That said, how do you suppose one would send one of these jugs to RFK, Jr?

 

[GoblinCampFollower]

Yet, if you offered most of these "alternative health influencers" food marked "treated by irradiation," they'd be horrified.

Of course! there are people in the scientific community who would encourage using radiation to sterilize food and other things. That proves it's bad!

But the same so called "experts" would tell you not to blast your insides directly with radiation, therefore it's good!

it really is a sight to behold to watch these people perfectly invert their critical thinking. You can convince them of anything as long as it is wrong. Real evidence always feels fake to them.

That said, how do you suppose one would send one of these jugs to RFK, Jr?

Pffff, don't just give them away! Start selling them to people like him for a grand a piece and make bank!

 

[Casey Pelous]

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Pffff, don't just give them away! Start selling them to people like him for a grand a piece and make bank!

I like this guy. I like the way he thinks.