Video - Unbelievable History: From Vomitoriums to Glow-in-the-Dark Toothpaste!

Did you know that in ancient Rome, wealthy citizens would feast until they were full, then visit a room called a "vomitorium" to purge so they could continue eating? Talk about a never-ending buffet! In the 15th century, King Charles VI of France believed he was made of glass and avoided human contact to prevent shattering. He even had iron rods sewn into his clothing for protection. And speaking of oddities, in the early 1900s, radium was marketed as a wonder drug and added to everything from toothpaste to water, until people realized it was radioactive and, well, deadly. Imagine brushing your teeth with glow-in-the-dark paste! What other bizarre history facts do you know? Share them in the comments!