Re: iodine very important now!

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry, so can someone explain why they used RADIOACTIVE iodine for thyroid

scans? Yeah, I know, because they are Endholes,...er ENDO's.Jim

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> > Hello Iodine People: I wanted to alert everyone as to the potential danger

> > of radiation

> > poisoning from the 2 nuclear reactors in Japan that have been threatened by

> > the continuing

> > high-intensity earthquakes in Japan. I just read on Huffington Post news

> > that the air around one reactor

> > measures at 1,000 times normal radiation in the air and the power company

> > that runs it has lost control

> > of the cooling process at BOTH reactors; this isn't good...not at all. Some

> > of you may remember thr Chernobyl

> > incident back in the 1980's - nuclear fallout was measured in very high

> > doses across North America.

> > As most of you probably know, iodine is the body's first line of defense

> > against radiation poisoning,

> > as it attacks the thyroid first and most intensely and if you can take

> > adequate doses of iodine everyday

> > for the first 30 days of exposure, you will be far less likely to get

> > cancer, etc in 5 to 20 yrs or so.

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> > Hopefully, all will be OK in Japan at the reactor sites but if not, make

> > sure to take your iodine!

> > Ariel

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> > Green Egg zine

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