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0:54Now PlayingIn the 1910s and '20s, radium was a wellness trend spreading across America. There was radium toothpaste, radium face cream, and a product called Radithor: a bottled radium drink marketed as a performance enhancer.
Famous golfer Eben Byers started drinking it on his doctor's recommendation after an injury. He drank approximately 1,400 bottles over two years—and died in 1932. His jaw had disintegrated.
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