Before radium was seen as a radioactive health hazard, even while it’s  used as a form of cancer treatment, it was inserted into water and  marketed as a possible fountain of youth. (There was also a time when  smoking was thought good for you.) It was suggested that it provided an  undefinable “spark of life” when consumed, a death-defying miracle  treatment of sorts. It was even put into toothpaste and other household  goods. We still sell extremely dangerous substances(i.e. any  not-yet-recalled prescription drug) under the pretense that it’ll make  life so much better, that is assuming it doesn’t kill you.
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