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Radithor was a
patent medicine that is a well-known
example of
radioactive quackery. It
consisted of triple-distilled
water containing at a
minimum 1 microcurie...
- 1906 U.S.
Amateur in golf. He died from
jawbone cancer after consuming Radithor, a
patent medicine made from
radium salts dissolved in water. The son of...
- sale of
Radithor, a well
known patent medicine/snake oil that is
possibly the best
known example of
radioactive quackery.
Bailey created Radithor by dissolving...
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golfer and
industrialist Eben
Byers in 1932,
after taking large doses of
Radithor, a
radioactive patent medicine containing radium, over
several years. His...
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shared the
surname of
Pierre and
Marie Curie but had no
connection to them.
Radithor, a
solution of
radium salts,
which was
claimed by its
developer William...
- 20th
century whose main
ingredients were calf's brain,
sugar and milk.
Radithor:
American socialite Eben
Byers died of radiation-induced
cancer in 1932...
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preposterous claims (see below) that were
neither scientific nor verifiable.
Radithor, a well
known patent medicine or
snake oil, is
possibly the best known...
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discovered they
could have
serious adverse health effects. (See, for instance,
Radithor or
Revigator types of "radium water" or "Standard
Radium Solution for Drinking"...
- that it had a lead spout), vanadium, and
uranium that pose a
health risk.
Radithor Radioactive quackery Ross Mullner.
Deadly glow: the
radium dial worker...
- such as
Radium Brand Creamery Butter did not
actually contain any radium.
Radithor, an "energy drink" of
distilled water with
traces of radium, was marketed...
