Re: Bystander effect radiation damage (new paper in PNAS) may also apply to my

[Guest guest]

As I said, I disagree with them. They can't change the laws of the

Universe just because they have a theory. They can't control

radionucleii precisely, which is one reason why they are so dangerous.

I really don't care what their theory says, they can't see at the

molecular level to know what is really going on, and even if they

could see it, they would have to interpret it correctly.

And we know that when many organisms die, they emit poisons- and that

does affect other cells too.

So there. VBG

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> > It seems to me that the unique atomic structure of radioisotopes is

> > responsible. They decay, and emit energy during the process. This

energy is

> > what causes the damage. It is probably foolish for the biologists

to think

> > that they can target only one cell when by it's very physical

nature, a

> > radioisotope is unstable and by definition affects the field

around them.

> >

> > Even though we often describe the mycotoxic effect to be akin to

> > radioactivity, it is really not at all like that. There is

something else

> > entirely going on on the physical level.

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[Guest guest]

, I think I agree with you. theres no big mistery here waiting

to be solved. the effects caused on the immune system and the immune

system effects are what we are dealing with. and thats plenty to deal

with. for the last 2 years I've basiclly covered every part of whats

happened to me, theres nothing not explainable, maybe a little hard

to investagate but not unexplainable.

--- In , " kl_clayton " <kl_clayton@...>

wrote:

>

> As I said, I disagree with them. They can't change the laws of the

> Universe just because they have a theory. They can't control

> radionucleii precisely, which is one reason why they are so

dangerous.

> I really don't care what their theory says, they can't see at the

> molecular level to know what is really going on, and even if they

> could see it, they would have to interpret it correctly.

>

> And we know that when many organisms die, they emit poisons- and

that

> does affect other cells too.

>

> So there. VBG

>

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