Negative Ion/Anti-5g Products Are Actually RADIOACTIVE
Overview
The Thought Emporium tests so-called negative ion and anti-5G wellness products and finds they are radioactive, with some coated in powdered thorium.
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HN cites it as the debunking behind news stories about radioactive anti-5G pendants and wellness trinkets sold on Amazon.
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Video by The Thought Emporium, played through YouTube.
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