The Historical Use of Radium

We have been told a great deal of lies about our history.

Probably one of the biggest is all the health benefits they removed from the past.

While we're here filling our water bottles with microplastics,

paying an ever increasing premium for water,

the past was using the miracles of radium.

And there weren't just drinking it.

There were many radium bath houses all around the world as well.

Yet not just the usefulness for health benefits,

it was also used as a source of heating.

Its potential was limitless

and its cost was minuscule compared to what we pay in heating costs today.

Shows why many of these fireplaces in the past were not set up to burn wood and

atmospheric energy from the ether above.

Radium was used for everything from rubbers,

chocolates and candy,

razor blades.

They even used it for their bathing and they even

used it to infuse their cigarettes in it.

They tell us how bad the radium was, the stories of the radium girls.

But they were using it in their fertilizers even.

They were using it in their foods.

How was it such a widely used source?

And we're only told about the hypersensationalized radium girls.

You see there's a clear difference between man made radiation and the naturally

occurring radiation. That is actually quite safe.

You can find many of those naturally occurring radioactive elements all

around us day to day.

But once the parasites came in and realized how much they could charge for energy,

all sources like radium went out the window.

It's all about profits for the few. Question everything friends. Until next time.