Alternative Health Influencer Boasts That He’s Been Drinking From a Radioactive Jug for 250 Days Straight

In 2026, social media influencers can profit from any outlandish claim, a fact demonstrated by Matt Roeske, a holistic health advocate. In a recent video, Roeske endorsed radioactive water, a product he claims has been banned by a secretive "Rothschild medical system." The water, stored in an irradiated ceramic jug from the 1920s, contains toxic substances such as arsenic, lead, and vanadium.

Despite this, Roeske drinks from the jug daily, claiming it's "delicious" and that he's been doing so for 250 days. He attributes the federal prohibition of Revigators in the 1920s to proof of their effectiveness, stating, "In 1933 when the Rothschilds FDA came along the first thing they went after was radium water." The origin of this practice traces back to Eben MacBurney Byer, a wealthy individual who consumed irradiated water, leading to severe health consequences including the loss of his teeth and significant portions of his jaw and lower palate.

Byer's remains were interred in a lead-lined coffin due to the high radiation levels. Roeske, who lacks a medical degree, instead makes a living selling mushroom powder and promoting alternative health practices on social media and his podcast, such as sun gazing for eye health. He asserts that radium water helps remove vaccine toxins and counteracts electromagnetic field sensitivity, suggesting that its suppression by authorities is due to its potential to undermine vaccine profits.