Re: Radiation

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Hi Joanne,

Bee has us take the flushing niacin, that helps us detox radiation. I know I get

more flushes when I am out in the sun.

cindy c

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> I do not know how much of this I believe. I know that here in europe to this

day the radiation from Chenobyl is still here and no doubt still in the food

chain, but thats my view. but anyway here Mercola et al explain some ways to

deal with radition which I think is pretty good advice

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> I currently take one kelp capsule a day. Bee does not recommend this and I do

understand why, too much kelp could just like radition lead to problems with the

thyroid. Plus the one and a half teaspoons of salt she recommends really does

provide us with sufficinet iodine

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> I have chosen to go my own way on this because I do not eat much vegetation

(less than 15g of carbs per day) Kelp is a vegetable of sort and although it is

not on bees list my own view is that it is probably as good or as bad as any

other vegetabel is for me

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> It will increase iodine above the normal level, only slightkly, yes, but this

is not good long term. But my way of seeing it is this. If those plants explode

and radiation is spread across the world via the wind or through the food chain

or what ever, I will be required to take potassium iodine. Kelp is in my view

safer, because it is natural, but natural works slower much slower than

chemical. This is why I am building this up now.

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> anyway, this is what I am doing, others here may see this whole thing

differently, I understand that, I am not 100% sure what I think about it myself.

but this article, here from www.mercola.com is pretty good

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http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/03/25/how-to-protect-you\

rself-from-nuclear-radiation.aspx

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> Love Joanne

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