Re: three melted Fukushima reactors spewing huge amounts of radiation

[Guest guest]

At least three meltdowns will be spewing huge amounts of radioactive particles

for many years even if there are no other changes and #4 fuel pool doesn't burn

too. This is an extinction level event for humankind. It cannot be " fixed " , and

is essentially " forever " . Please do take precautions; survival of the fittest

depends on how one assimilates and acts on this information.

Duncan

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Tepco Confirms Meltdown of Reactors, Bloomberg By Takeshi Awaji and Yuji Okada,

May 23, 2011:

Tokyo Electric Power Co. confirmed a meltdown of fuel rods in two more reactors

at its Fukushima nuclear plant, which has been emitting radiation since an

earthquake and tsunami knocked out power and cooling systems. [...]

Tepco's analysis is catching up with U.S. assessments in early days of the

crisis that indicated damage to the station was more severe than Japan officials

suggested.

The meltdown of the cores is the " greatest at the No. 1 reactor, followed by the

No. 3 unit and then No. 2, " [Junichi Matsumoto, a spokesman at the company known

as Tepco] said. [...]

[Guest guest]

Duncan wrote:

< This is an extinction level event for humankind. It cannot be " fixed " ,

and is essentially " forever " . Please do take precautions; survival of the

fittest depends on how one assimilates and acts on this information. >

Thanks, Duncan. There is no doubt about it.

" If you plan well enough, there’s no need for you to

wait right

in the path of the hurricane. We can’t control the whole

world,

but we can control ourselves and prepare for what’s coming. "

-Doug Casey

An ecxcerpt from IMVA : Nuclear Deception

* Compounds from rosemary fight against mutagenic effects of

radiation*

In two separate studies, scientists in Spain found that nothing fights

radiation damage to micronuclei like a simple garden herb known as rosemary.

They noted that ionizing radiation causes the massive generation of free

radicals that induce cellular DNA damage. They studied the protective

effects of several compounds against gamma ray induced chromosomal damage in

micronuclei testing by adding various compounds to human blood before and

after irradiation. When the compounds were added after gamma-irradiation

treatment, the protective effects relied not on scavenging ability, but on

activity against free radicals already present in the cells, such as

lipoperoxy radicals which are mainly responsible for continuous chromosomal

oxidative damage.

The fact that carnosic acid and carnosol found in rosemary are fat soluble

allows them to provide highly asignificant protective anti-mutagenic

activity. Even the most powerful water-soluble antioxidants lack the

capacity to protect against gamma ray induced damage. This study can be

found in the British Journal of Radiology, February 2 edition.

In their second study, the generation of radiation induced cellular DNA

damage to skin from free radicals was the focus. The researchers sought to

demonstrate that rosmarinic acid from rosemary would act as a

photo-protector both by acting as a scavenger of free radicals and as an

inducer of the body's own endogenous defense mechanisms by regulating

tyrosinase activity and stimulating melanin production. They found that

formulation of toxic malonyldialdehyde was delayed by the use of rosmarinic

acid, and the protection factor was 3.34 times greater than for other

compounds studied, as measured in micronucleus testing. In vivo testing

showed the capacity of orally administered rosmarinic acid to inhibit skin

alterations as a result of UV radiation exposure. This study was reported in

the February edition of Food and Chemical Toxicology.

http://www.naturalnews.com/026079_rosemary_cancer_health.html

For generation of a dermal anti-radioactive shield, I soak Rosemary

leaves in Virgin Coconut Oil ( one bottle of the Rosemary Herb into 950 ml

of VCO ). I treat myself and my canine pets to a weekly wholebody rub

weekly.

With regards

Lew

On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 11:30 PM, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

>

> At least three meltdowns will be spewing huge amounts of radioactive

> particles for many years even if there are no other changes and #4 fuel pool

> doesn't burn too. This is an extinction level event for humankind. It cannot

> be " fixed " , and is essentially " forever " . Please do take precautions;

> survival of the fittest depends on how one assimilates and acts on this

> information.

>

> Duncan

>

> -------------------------------

>

> Tepco Confirms Meltdown of Reactors, Bloomberg By Takeshi Awaji and Yuji

> Okada, May 23, 2011:

>

> Tokyo Electric Power Co. confirmed a meltdown of fuel rods in two more

> reactors at its Fukushima nuclear plant, which has been emitting radiation

> since an earthquake and tsunami knocked out power and cooling systems. [...]

>

> Tepco's analysis is catching up with U.S. assessments in early days of the

> crisis that indicated damage to the station was more severe than Japan

> officials suggested.

>

> The meltdown of the cores is the " greatest at the No. 1 reactor, followed

> by the No. 3 unit and then No. 2, " [Junichi Matsumoto, a spokesman at the

> company known as Tepco] said. [...]

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't know about " extinction " , but here's a couple of helpful sites.

Four sites where you can monitor US radiation levels

http://onforb.es/hL9512 -or-

http://blogs.forbes.com/jeffmcmahon/2011/03/28/three-sites-where-you-can-monitor\

-u-s-radiation-levels/

Natural Substances to Protect Ourselves From Radiation

http://bit.ly/i2b67M -or-

http://gailfaithedwards.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/natural-substances-to-protect-o\

urselves-from-radiation/

- FYI: Kelp/Radiation diet asap

This is from Leuren Moret, who works with a Project Manhattan scientist and is a

world reknown radiation expert.

Leuren Moret 4:40 PM

Tell her to go to a health foods store and buy " KELP POWDER " – they have it bulk

in a jar and its about $.80/oz here. Also Irish moss (seaweed) is dried and in

small pieces that you drink as a tea. You can just go to an Asian store and buy

dried seaweed and eat pieces of it once a day or grind it in a spice mill and

put it in cold water (1/8-1/4 teaspoon). Do not heat the kelp powder. I have

potassium iodide drops that a friend just sent me UPS. Just get dried seaweed

and eat it once a day or in a tea or soup.

>

> Duncan wrote:

>

> < This is an extinction level event for humankind. It cannot be " fixed " , and

is essentially " forever " . Please do take precautions; survival of the fittest

depends on how one assimilates and acts on this information.

[Guest guest]

Lew, how did you reason the oral property of rosemarinic acid to reduce free

radical damage is also a property of topically-applied rosemary oil? If it's an

honest guess that's fine, but should we in your opinion also do the oral dosing

to make sure we get some under our skin without concerning ourselves about

whether it is absorbed by the skin directly?

" In vivo testing showed the capacity of orally administered rosmarinic acid to

inhibit skin alterations as a result of UV radiation exposure.

....For generation of a dermal anti-radioactive shield, I soak Rosemary

leaves in Virgin Coconut Oil ( one bottle of the Rosemary Herb into 950 ml of

VCO ). I treat myself and my canine pets to a weekly wholebody rub.

With regards

Lew

>

> >

> >

> > At least three meltdowns will be spewing huge amounts of radioactive

> > particles for many years even if there are no other changes and #4 fuel pool

> > doesn't burn too. This is an extinction level event for humankind. It cannot

> > be " fixed " , and is essentially " forever " . Please do take precautions;

> > survival of the fittest depends on how one assimilates and acts on this

> > information.

> >

> > Duncan

> >

> > -------------------------------

> >

> > Tepco Confirms Meltdown of Reactors, Bloomberg By Takeshi Awaji and Yuji

> > Okada, May 23, 2011:

> >

> > Tokyo Electric Power Co. confirmed a meltdown of fuel rods in two more

> > reactors at its Fukushima nuclear plant, which has been emitting radiation

> > since an earthquake and tsunami knocked out power and cooling systems. [...]

> >

> > Tepco's analysis is catching up with U.S. assessments in early days of the

> > crisis that indicated damage to the station was more severe than Japan

> > officials suggested.

> >

> > The meltdown of the cores is the " greatest at the No. 1 reactor, followed

> > by the No. 3 unit and then No. 2, " [Junichi Matsumoto, a spokesman at the

> > company known as Tepco] said. [...]

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In the case of particulate fallout, radiation " levels " won't increase much but a

few pesky radio-emitters have the ability to cause cancer over the years in

various organs that take them up.

Thus, " low-level " radiation that one hosts over the long term is considered to

be a lot worse than a large burst of short-term radiation.

Since we've been breathing and eating radioactive particles for at least two

months now, if you didn't start your comprehensive program at the first sign of

the reactors failing you may already have ingested plenty to be part of this

extinction process. Kelp just doesn't cut it I'm afraid.

The huge amount of radioactive particles released into the dust we breathe and

the food chain, combined with their very long half life, will pretty much ensure

we will all get dosed. We won't see as many undeformed live births, while most

of the adults will have cancer long before their " declining years " even with

precautions such as kelp, boron, strontium, potassium, rosemary oil, undenatured

whey and selenium etc.

This is why the catastrophe is rightly called an extinction-level event. Gooogle

it:

><http://tinyurl.com/extinction-level>

No answer like " but at least we have kelp " is valid because the amount and types

of radiation release is vastly underreported, ongoing, and probably going to

increase by a factor of six or so in a " best case " scenario over many months; at

worst, a factor of about 12 more Chernobyls, and all at once.

Again, survival of the fittest will include recognizing the danger and doing

something about it. And, if there's a future coming up at all, choosing saner

energy programs should be mandatory; all the Japanese government did was buy a

reactor from the low bidder, as we all do.

all good,

Duncan

>

> I don't know about " extinction " ,

[Guest guest]

Duncan

The salient constituents of rosemary are carnosol, carnosic acid,

caffeic acid and its derivatives such as rosmarinic acid. These compounds

have powerful antioxidant activity. Rosmarinic acid is well absorbed from

gastrointestinal tract and from the skin.

Pharmacology of rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis Linn.) and its

therapeutic potentials

http://www.bioline.org.br/request?ie99026

The pros and cons of Rosemary officinalis

http://health..net/natstandardcontent/rosemary/4

With regards

Lew

On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 5:53 AM, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

>

>

> Lew, how did you reason the oral property of rosemarinic acid to reduce

> free radical damage is also a property of topically-applied rosemary oil? If

> it's an honest guess that's fine, but should we in your opinion also do the

> oral dosing to make sure we get some under our skin without concerning

> ourselves about whether it is absorbed by the skin directly?

>

>

> " In vivo testing showed the capacity of orally administered rosmarinic acid

> to inhibit skin alterations as a result of UV radiation exposure.

>

> ...For generation of a dermal anti-radioactive shield, I soak Rosemary

> leaves in Virgin Coconut Oil ( one bottle of the Rosemary Herb into 950 ml

> of VCO ). I treat myself and my canine pets to a weekly wholebody rub.

>

> With regards

> Lew

>

>

>

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > At least three meltdowns will be spewing huge amounts of radioactive

> > > particles for many years even if there are no other changes and #4 fuel

> pool

> > > doesn't burn too. This is an extinction level event for humankind. It

> cannot

> > > be " fixed " , and is essentially " forever " . Please do take precautions;

> > > survival of the fittest depends on how one assimilates and acts on this

> > > information.

> > >

> > > Duncan

> > >

> > > -------------------------------

> > >

> > > Tepco Confirms Meltdown of Reactors, Bloomberg By Takeshi Awaji and

> Yuji

> > > Okada, May 23, 2011:

> > >

> > > Tokyo Electric Power Co. confirmed a meltdown of fuel rods in two more

> > > reactors at its Fukushima nuclear plant, which has been emitting

> radiation

> > > since an earthquake and tsunami knocked out power and cooling systems.

> [...]

> > >

> > > Tepco's analysis is catching up with U.S. assessments in early days of

> the

> > > crisis that indicated damage to the station was more severe than Japan

> > > officials suggested.

> > >

> > > The meltdown of the cores is the " greatest at the No. 1 reactor,

> followed

> > > by the No. 3 unit and then No. 2, " [Junichi Matsumoto, a spokesman at

> the

> > > company known as Tepco] said. [...]

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

So how do you think we should prepare for it?

> Again, survival of the fittest will include recognizing the danger and doing

something about it. And, if there's a future coming up at all, choosing saner

energy programs should be mandatory; all the Japanese government did was buy a

reactor from the low bidder, as we all do.

>

> all good,

>

> Duncan

[Guest guest]

, besides minimising your exposure/dosing, the short answer is eat well and

make your biology robust. As you'll see as you investigate, you'll be better

prepared than 95% of the population against cancer induced by particle fallout

by taking precautions such as undenatured whey or 6 hour NZ colostrum and

selenium, powdered kelp (iodine), boron, strontium, potassium (just might

prevent some cesium uptake), rosemary oil, that kind of thing.

Most of the nutrients mentioned can either prevent the uptake of radioactive

particulates can increase biological tolerance to the emitters you already have

lodged in you, or can actually improve clearing them from your system.

Most nutrients are in the class of health-maintaining, malnourishment-avoiding,

anti-aging products anyway; people who take them would just be more determined

to not skip many days.

Google anti-radiation keywords and check out lists of protective supplements

like this one:

<http://www.rifeenergymedicine.com/Radiationprotection.html>

On the potassium, cesium acts similarly in the body so I'd like to know if

cesium chloride would also prevent radioactive cesium uptake.

I understand some of the more alarmed and well-heeled are avoiding exposure by

moving to the southern hemisphere. I'm staying on the west coast and hopefully

keeping my nutrition in the upper quintile.

all good,

>

> So how do you think we should prepare for it?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Here's another radiation guide with new suggestions. Can likely find most of

these cheaply at Swanson's or iherb.

Rosemary from the links I posted yesterday sounds very interesting,

" In a study published this year in the British Journal of Radiology, February 2

edition, scientists in Spain reported finding that nothing fights radiation

damage to micronuclei as well as rosemary. "

Guide to prevent the toxic effects of Radiation Sickness and help the body rid

itself of Radioactive Isotopes

http://bit.ly/kHk1be -or-

http://homeopathicmedicines.biz/herbs-for-nuclear-radiation-poisioning-and-prote\

ction/

I wouldn't put down kelp so quickly Duncan, since the recommendation was made by

Leuren Moret, " a world reknown radiation expert " .

>

> So how do you think we should prepare for it?

>

>

>

>

> > Again, survival of the fittest will include recognizing the danger and doing

something about it. And, if there's a future coming up at all, choosing saner

energy programs should be mandatory; all the Japanese government did was buy a

reactor from the low bidder, as we all do.

> >

> > all good,

> >

> > Duncan

>

[Guest guest]

, no, I wouldn't " put down kelp " and I take it myself. Kelp is useful to

prevent the uptake of radioactive iodine into one's thyroid but there are

several other scenarios and isotopes being released that iodine doesn't cover,

so to repeat, kelp alone won't cut it.

As an aside, the homeopathic site you referred us to prompts me to topically

point out that one needs lots of actual molecules for this exercise, so don't

even consider homeopathy for this. This one looks like a good site though

all good,

Duncan

>

> Here's another radiation guide with new suggestions. Can likely find most of

these cheaply at Swanson's or iherb.

>

> Rosemary from the links I posted yesterday sounds very interesting,

> " In a study published this year in the British Journal of Radiology, February

2 edition, scientists in Spain reported finding that nothing fights radiation

damage to micronuclei as well as rosemary. "

>

> Guide to prevent the toxic effects of Radiation Sickness and help the body rid

itself of Radioactive Isotopes

> http://bit.ly/kHk1be -or-

>

http://homeopathicmedicines.biz/herbs-for-nuclear-radiation-poisioning-and-prote\

ction/

>

> I wouldn't put down kelp so quickly Duncan, since the recommendation was made

by Leuren Moret, " a world reknown radiation expert " .

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Take borax/boron like the farmers are.

Big Island Dairy Farmers fight radiation with Boron

http://www.hawaiihealthguide.com/healthtalk/display.htm?id=915

>

> So how do you think we should prepare for it?

>

>

>

>

> > Again, survival of the fittest will include recognizing the danger and doing

something about it. And, if there's a future coming up at all, choosing saner

energy programs should be mandatory; all the Japanese government did was buy a

reactor from the low bidder, as we all do.

> >

> > all good,

> >

> > Duncan

>

[Guest guest]

The farmers seek to use boron to prevent radiation sickness in cattle as boron

soaks up radiation emitted from radioactive particulates in their rather large

rumens. This does not mitigate long term expopsure to radio-emitters lodged in

any organs because the radioemitter is right up against cells. Boron may help

prevent the uptake of radioactive boron into the bones, so it can be used as a

supplement against radioboron.

You want to be as dust-free as possible to reduce exposure to emitter particles

for this exercise. Vacuum the house, rinse it off your outside clothes and the

dog while either outside or in the " mud room " , leave shoes out there, use HEPA

filters in the home, that kind of thing.

all good,

Duncan

> >

> > So how do you think we should prepare for it?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > > Again, survival of the fittest will include recognizing the danger and

doing something about it. And, if there's a future coming up at all, choosing

saner energy programs should be mandatory; all the Japanese government did was

buy a reactor from the low bidder, as we all do.

> > >

> > > all good,

> > >

> > > Duncan

> >

>