This man (eats) ate uranium

[@winzie5764]

Thanks for posting/reposting dad's video. There are several videos of him out there. If there is anyone out there that has a video that is still on VHS or Beta it would be awesome if they would have it digitized and uploaded to KZbin. I know there are many people that think he was using slight of hand when he licked the Uranium powder off of his hand. It is not a trick! I have done the same thing with the same vile of uranium. He was not being paid by major electrical generation companies. He received an honorarium for his lectures but otherwise was self funded. I have ingested/inhaled a lot of uranium in various forms. I used to go with dad to the Uranium stock piles in Colorado and help him probe the trucks as they came in loaded with Uranium ore. We had to make sure they were not salting the load. They would dump the ore into a large rock crusher and then we would use a large articulated front loader to move it out to the stock piles. I also worked on a drilling rig that was boring test holes in the mesas around Moab, Utah. We would use compressed air to blow the dust up out of the hole and I would take a sample of the dust every five feet. By the end of the day I was covered with dust. We wore face masks but that was for the dust, not the Uranium. We had fifty pound boulders of yellow cake in the front yard. Dad would tell us not to pick them up. We asked him "why not, you told us it won't hurt us". He said, "once you pick it up you may never put it down". So I picked up a very yellow rock and then put it down. I said, " I can too put it down". That's the day I learned the difference between can and may. Dad was not a lunatic. He was passionate. He was ahead of his time. Dad was promoting the manufacture and use of small nuclear reactors over 30 years ago. The USA just approved the design for small, mass produced reactors. I wish dad were alive to see that. Dad died of kidney failure. He also had Parkinson's and peripheral neuropathy. My brother and I took him to the doctor for a checkup and to hear the results of his blood tests. The doctor said his kidneys were failing and he would need to go on dialysis. We had all talked beforehand and life prolonging efforts were not what dad wanted. Nine days later he passed away surrounded by 3 sons, a daughter and several grandchildren and a couple of great grandchildren. None of which are mutants or disfigured because of dad's consumption or working around Uranium most of his life. At the Hanford/Manhattan project he was a chemical engineer and later a nuclear health physicist. He was not a laborer, but he liked to go out and get his hands dirty with the rest of the workers. My daughter, Galen's granddaughter, is a radiologist at a major hospital and uses high doses of radiation, accurately placed, to cure people of several maladies. Galen was a kind, loving, gentle man. Many people sought his wisdom on various maters. He loved and spoiled his grandchildren. His children and grandchildren have served in the military, law enforcement, education and medical fields. None of us have had cancer or suffered any ill effects from radiation. We applied for the compensation being paid out by the federal government for nuclear workers and were denied. They said that dad did not die from anything related to the nuclear industry. He is loved and missed.

[@rftkohiah9136]

nukes are a hoax

[@winzie5764]

@@rftkohiah9136 That’s a fairly illiterate, none specific reply. What part of “nukes” are you referring to? They don’t really exist? They don’t use fission to produce heat? Or are you just being a troll? It’s easy to be a troll. No degrees or experience required in the subject you’re trolling. Fuck off!!! Is that illiterate enough for you?

[@TheoRichel]

@Winzie 57 . Thank you very much for your personal story. I edited that video and have made several other pro nuclear/ anti radiophobia videos (e.g. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKHGhnalZcqVhKM and kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3namZlvrLJgeqM ). May I ask: in the larger video Galen sort of brags that he had spoiled radioactive material on the floor of his basement. Has that led to, just suggesting, cleaning measures by the authorities or has his playing with radioactive stuff led to an investigation of his body after he died? If you like you can also mail me directly: [e-mail]

[@kidslovesatan]

@@rftkohiah9136 You're that loony who claims sharks and whales are also hoaxes.

[@CMIC]

@@winzie5764 thank you for that personal comment, I came across your father's videos about 3-4 years ago and was completely fascinated by his work and lectures. While doing research and reading comments on various forums, many users stated he passed away from leukemia. I refused to believe that so I was able to find and reach out to one of your siblings, Lane, and he confirmed to me your father did not pass from leukemia but from old age complications instead. That was nice to know your father knew what he was doing while proving to people on his lecture circuits the myths of radiation. He deserves a documentary

[@mattiasdevlin1363]

Uranium? No thanks, I'm on a diet and do not need the 2 billion calories...

[@blu_e1910]

18 billion*

[@eastaro101]

Great for bulking

[@AnonymousTaco3472]

Should I be sacred of leaving my house after being enlightened of this?!?

[@binder946]

Yes we live in upside down world so yes. The moon landing , etc. How many myths have been cultivated.

[@CIVDOWNFALL]

​@binder946 yeah the moon is some interdimensional mind control satellite that consumes souls after death. It looks much different when we disconnect from our avatars (die) ...tbe.moon gives us our minds. And farms us. But you hit nail on head. From inner earth to Giants to stolen suppressed history to Atlantis to the fact that half of the human population are some sort of clones hivemind without Souls each secret and hidden truth is wilder than the next truth is truly stranger than any fiction we could imagine and more Sinister and horrific to

[@GwladYrHaf]

Didn’t he die decades after this, of the same thing many people die of and many much younger than he was?

[@infini_ryu9461]

*US government prays Galen dies of cancer* Galen Winsor: "Checkmate." 😂

[@galacticfederationhealers]

Galen died at 88 lol children die of cancer .. cancer is the chemicals not radioactive..

[@LunaGamer25]

Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

[@spaceanarchist1107]

Homer Simpson with a donut in one hand and uranium fuel rod in the other: "Mmm, donut.... Oops, I bit into the wrong one. Mmm, uranium..."

[@youstedfortreder1203]

Next level bulking

[@inventor1214]

I work for compny that makes nuclear fuel (not at our site, we make the metal for the rods) and now I know I need to take a tour of the fuel pellet facility to get a taste :)

[@KaushaleshSingh-b9i]

Wow, he ate Uranium Oxide- 203

[@soufianemeftah403]

The sound of the device resembles the moaning of the creature in The grudge

[@bucketmouthinc82]

Holy shit I thought the same thing then read your comment. 🤣

[@robynhames2568]

It legit made me terrified.

[@1Azrattler4]

Maybe I should switch my coffee in the morning to uranium?

[@odderlendsolvang3790]

Plutonium and coffeine has about the same toxity.

[@sparrow9990]

I'd eat a full pound of that shit just to see what would happen because that shit is so damn dence with calories

[@FingerLickinKickinChicken]

Calories and bioavailability aren't the same thing.

[@Hope-un5wv]

what was said at 4:19 by the soft voice?

[@TheoRichel]

'Not soluble in body fluids', but I suppose you mean the noise in the background. No idea.

[@fin5214]

wait a minute did he gain 7 million pounds?

[@Hychem25]

Évidemment mais quand on est con c’est pour la vie et même au delà !

[@anonymoussaitama725]

We never know, what government is hiding. It's not like we've tried it :P

[@HansDester]

What does this actually prove? Also I'm pretty sure he died of kidney failure.

[@TheoRichel]

Hows that, why are you pretty sure?

[@TheoRichel]

'In summary, large acute doses of soluble uranium can produce death in experimental animals, with variation in sensitivity among species. Insoluble uranium compounds are reportedly nontoxic. There has never been a death attributable to uranium poisoning in humans, and humans seem to be less sensitive to both acute and chronic toxic effects of uranium than other mammalian species studied' This is a quote from: theorichel.nl/sites/default/files/ACUTE_CHEMICAL_TOXICITY_OF_URANIUM.8.pdf Galen Winsor doesnt prove anything of course. As a result of the Linear No Threshold hypothesis and its bastard child Alara, the world is scared to death (take that literally) for radiation.. This fear has led to government actions in Chernobyl and Fukushima that were in itself more lethal than the radiation ( theorichel.nl/Fukushima-was-worse-than-an-atomic-bomb-but-not-because-of-the-radiation ) . I earlier made a video to fight fear of external radiation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKHGhnalZcqVhKM . This video is an attempt to do the same for internal emitters.

[@Chasecka]

He does years and years later at an old age. He died from Parkinson’s and kidney failure. Nothing to do with him proving radiation was harmless.

[@jamesflake6601]

Yeah he did. At the age of 108

[@Supernimo735]

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[@serolero324]

Makes you think if nukes are even real, seems like radioactivity is more fear based than we think, or if Chernobyl is really as dangerous as they say.

[@TheoRichel]

I think you will like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKHGhnalZcqVhKM

[@citizendc9]

I watched a video of a North Korean defector. A young hi ranking officer/spy in their NK military. He goes on explaining his life and how things are, very straight forward, very frank. In one section they spent talking very briefly of nuclear weapons. This is what he says: "I hear some South Koreans say that South Korea can easily make nuclear missiles if the US allowed it. Sure you could make it, but how do you know it will work? North Korea has done several tests when it comes to this. You can't discount this experience." In short, what he is saying is that you can build it, but it does not guarantee it will detonate. And you cannot rely on something that doesn't always do what it was designed to do.

[@chrisbelvedere6653]

I read Chernobyl has one of the best ecosystems in the world. They definitely lie about nuclear radiation and fallout.

[@jamesflake6601]

Just the very fact that no one has detonated even a smaller perfected version of one for over 75 years. Not an emp, not a dirty bomb, nothing

[@jamesflake6601]

@@citizendc9 funny how the only country to use such a thing to kill people happens to be the only country with the moral servitude to have the say so if others can possess such a thing

[@JanoschNr1]

It's only impressive aslong one doesn't know that he did indeed died of kidney failure wich radiation can cause and he also got Parkinson's wich also can come from Radiation, as seen by the compansation video where the soldiers walk into an atomic blast for propaganda footage, most of the men got cancer and said above.

[@battfinkz]

At 87 years old, which you forgot to add

[@derp8575]

Still safer than the clot shot.

[@fattmouth7715]

Love Galen.

[@mickeythebutthuffincrackpu5330]

Next time just take an ExLax!

[@yaboialex2216]

Mans was built different

[@skemmy215]

Infinite food glitch for africa

[@lokthar6314]

Thanks for posting this. Keep spreading the truth

[@ole_limberlegs]

I also don't belive in things i can't see

[@hydreeugene1809]

Shared

[@streamer_services]

But why would you want to eat it?.....its not like it tastes like chicken......damn bro go to mickey ds

[@derp8575]

McDonald's is soylent green.

[@galacticfederationhealers]

This is free energy hidden in the lies ..

[@greenfroggood2392]

Sounds like BS. How do I even know this guy is who you say he is? How come noone else replicated this experiment?

[@IvarvHoorn]

keep up the good work theo!

[@bobdole27]

Fascinating, I remember reading an article on how the LNT is patently false.

[@davidk7544]

DDT is edible too. He's using a very low grade ore. Uranium oxides tend to be more stable, but would not leave zero health effects. Most of what he is saying is baloney. It would be strange if he didn't die of cancer (so misdiagnosis, or simply missed). Parkinson's-like symptoms are a neurological symptom of Uranium ingestion. His down-playing the risks of "small amounts" of uranium being "ok" is nonsense. There is *no* safe level of radioactive metal exposure, nor of the less radioactive isotope of Uranium which is 235. EPA "do not exceed" limits are determined by amount of exposure which does not cause more than "some number" per 1 million deaths. I say some number because EPA changes it periodically.

[@TheoRichel]

There were two professors, both entomologist of whom it is known that they regularly ate DDT and both died in their 80-ies. J Gordon Edwards whilst mountain climbing and Kenneth_Mellanby I dont know what he died of. The wonder of DDT is its low toxicity to humans. The whole world 'knows' that ingestion of radioactive materials is very dangerous, but where are the dead? At the Univ of Seattle the USTUR-inst collects corpses of people that were heavily exposed to transuranics during e.g. the Manhattan project (when there were hardly any safety measures) or accidents, and analyses these bodies. No excess cancers are found here. There is only one spot in the world where proof was found of the carcinogenicity of plutonium and that was in the Techa River/Mayak area in Russia where people were extremely exposed to plutonium. Investigator B Napier calls plutonium a 'lousy carcinogen'. because of the huge quantities that are 'needed' to produce a negative effect. Here you can read about the supposed dangers of uranium: theorichel.nl/sites/default/files/ACUTE_CHEMICAL_TOXICITY_OF_URANIUM.8.pdf The stance that there is no safe level; of radiation (ie the LNT-hypothesis) can not be really disproven but the use of the ALARA principle is in essence a confirmation thet it is irrelevant. See for instance my video on the beaches of Brazil that are more radioactive then the Chernobyl forbidden zone kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKHGhnalZcqVhKM. Radiation standards can be relaxed by a factor 100 without causing any harm and instead having possibly many benefits

[@lve9013]

@@TheoRichel the calories will still kill you

[@pamelapamper]

@David K this is you: "He couldn't have done what he did because theoretically if you did that it would kill you" Basically you have a belief and when reality doesn't match your belief you conclude reality must be wrong. Typical scient1sm cult member.

[@user-mr7bz2wi4c]

@@TheoRichel What do you think is the purpose behind creating and perpetuating the narrative that radiation from uranium and plutonium is extremely dangerous?

[@TheoRichel]

@@user-mr7bz2wi4c Try this: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0013935122003000

[@herewardofbourn8197]

Problem is yeh it dont make him radioactive but it will damage cells fuck that lol

[@Thijs_NL]

His whole point is that it isn't. He drank spend fuel bassin water, and swam in it. He ate the stuff, and didnt die of any radiation related illness.

[@Lobos222]

@@Thijs_NL Feel free to google the Radium Girls.

[@canepaper967]

​@@Thijs_NL spent fuel is radioactive but it's encased in graphite and emits neutrons that are absorbed by water and turned into heat. The water inside those basins is not radioactive, it's luke warm water. You can swim in it and drink it, that doesn't prove radioactivity is safe for the body.

[@arzabael]

@@Lobos222 feel free to continue being a thought-robot

[@Malouco]

This is crazy and I wanna see Frank try this! N

[@TheoRichel]

I dont know who Frank is, but if you are convinced that radiation is terribly dangerous you are wrong. Mybe this other video of mine can convince you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKHGhnalZcqVhKM

[@gunner4lyfe723]

A gram of uranium is 20,000,000,000 calories.

[@moshedayan9253]

Does the body process it though? I mean, not all of the energy will be released all at once, and the body would pass it out and disperse the heat before it cooked you.

[@LordVollmilch]

​@@moshedayan9253 i want to wash my eyes after reading this