Influencer Matt Roeske says he's drunk radioactive 'Revigator' water for 250 days
Wellness influencer Matt Roeske posted a video showing himself drinking from a Revigator, a 1920s ceramic jug that irradiates water using the uranium-rich mineral carnotite, claiming he has consumed the water daily for 250 days. He called the substance 'perfectly harmless' and framed the federal government's 1933 ban on such devices as evidence of a cover-up by what he called the 'Rothschilds FDA.'
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The claim echoes historical cases like that of Eben MacBurney Byer, whose death from radium poisoning after drinking similar water prompted US regulators to ban these devices in the 1930s. The video illustrates how social platforms can amplify disproven health practices, with antisemitic conspiracy framing adding to the risk that followers may imitate dangerous behavior without understanding the established medical consensus on radiation exposure.
- Roeske claims to have drunk water from a radioactive 'Revigator' jug for 250 consecutive days.
- Such devices were banned by US regulators in the 1930s after cases of radiation poisoning, including the death of Eben MacBurney Byer.
- The video combines pseudoscientific health claims with antisemitic conspiracy theories about the FDA.
Source: futurism.com — Joe Wilkins, 2026-10-03
Published there as: “Alternative Health Influencer Boasts That He’s Been Drinking From a Radioactive Jug for 250 Days Straight”
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