NaturalNews:Nuclear consumer alert: Radioactive products pulled from Bed, Bath and Beyond‏

Here's some strange but true news: Bed, Bath & Beyond (a popular retailer in the U.S.) has pulled products from its shelves because they were radioactive.
Yeah, seriously. They were manufactured with cobalt-60, a highly-radioactive substance that produces gamma rays. Just standing near one of these tissue holder for a few hours is equivalent to receiving a chest X-Ray.
Here's the full story:
http://www.naturalnews.com/034651_radioactive_tissue_holders_cobalt-60.html

The TSA agents who got caught stealing $40,000 out of the luggage of air travelers have been sentenced to only five months in prison:
http://www.naturalnews.com/034647_TSA_theft_luggage.html

A teenage bee keeper is on a mission! He wants to save honeybees from colony collapse:
http://www.naturalnews.com/034644_bee_keeper_colony_collapse_disorder_teenager.html

New evidence reveals that UN soldiers brought a "superbug" strain of cholera to the Americas. How's that for biological warfare?
http://www.naturalnews.com/034650_cholera_superbug_UN_soldiers.html

And here are four easy ways to circulate your lymphatic fluid (which helps prevent breast cancer, even in men)
http://www.naturalnews.com/034649_lymphatic_fluid_rebounding_massage.html

P.S. Have you seen our new Mountain Dew mouse video? It's all about how a can of Mountain Dew is so acidic that it can turn a mouse into a jelly-like goo substance!
http://naturalnews.tv/v.asp?v=FFDFC9C298D359A5D8D3BE9D1E63FF5D

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