No Dangerous Radiation Coming to US/Re: clay, idodine, and chlorella

[Guest guest]

Any report you heard about radiation from Japan hitting southern California

tomorrow was wrong. Twenty or thirty nuclear scientists and other experts in

this field, who understand radiation, have been interviewed on practically all

national and local network news shows and all of them say that even if the worst

possible event occurred, a complete meltdown of the reactors in the Japan

nuclear plants, the west

coast of the U.S. would NOT receive enough radiation, if any, for it to be

dangerous to anyone's health.

These experts are from diverse organizations and universities. They all

agree and are emphatic that the west coast of the U.S. will NOT receive

anything more than minor traces of radiation, certainly not enough to affect

anyone's health.

Scientists & doctors have been interviewed on various news shows and have said

that people in the U.S. do not need to take potassium iodide or other doses of

iodine in large amounts as a preventive. Taking high doses of these supplements

when they aren't needed can cause damage.

As far as your taking the supplements you listed before your surgery, follow

your doctor's orders. Those supplements aren't absolutely necessary to take on a

daily basis.

Jan

" amethist29 " wrote:

>

> Hello, I am going in for reconstructive surgery monday after having a double

mastectomy last summer. After giving my surgeon a list of supplements I'm

taking (which is alot), he told me to stop taking everything two weeks before

surgery and to only take arnica and bromeline daily. Along with my list of

supplements, I was taking iodine, chlorella and french green clay to detox from

the radiation therapy I underwent. Now, I hear on the radio today that

radiation from Japan will hit southern california tommarrow. Does anyone know

if clay, chlorella and Iodine 10mg. is harmful before sugery? I guess this

doctor doesnt want me to take anything that will cause my blood to thin, or

cause inflammation.

>

[Guest guest]

I think it is very important to follow the advice of the doctors and

official experts if your IQ is under 100. Everyone else should look at the

data and make their own determinations. In weighing the health risk does

anyone believe that the US government does not factor in the rising value of

the yen against the dollar? Is there a lock yet on contracts for the

production and distribution of Prussian blue to capture radioactive cesium?

What about CaNa2EDTA? I have stocked up for everyone at the Center. The

nuclear experts have come out in force to protect the US nuclear industry by

downplaying risks. I think we'll soon hear a very different story from the

fossil fuel scientists.

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Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2011 12:59 PM

Subject: [ ] No Dangerous Radiation Coming to US/Re: clay,

idodine, and chlorella

Any report you heard about radiation from Japan hitting southern California

tomorrow was wrong. Twenty or thirty nuclear scientists and other experts in

this field, who understand radiation, have been interviewed on practically

all national and local network news shows and all of them say that even if

the worst possible event occurred, a complete meltdown of the reactors in

the Japan nuclear plants, the west

coast of the U.S. would NOT receive enough radiation, if any, for it to be

dangerous to anyone's health.

These experts are from diverse organizations and universities. They all

agree and are emphatic that the west coast of the U.S. will NOT receive

anything more than minor traces of radiation, certainly not enough to affect

anyone's health.

Scientists & doctors have been interviewed on various news shows and have

said that people in the U.S. do not need to take potassium iodide or other

doses of iodine in large amounts as a preventive. Taking high doses of these

supplements when they aren't needed can cause damage.

As far as your taking the supplements you listed before your surgery, follow

your doctor's orders. Those supplements aren't absolutely necessary to take

on a daily basis.

Jan

" amethist29 " wrote:

>

> Hello, I am going in for reconstructive surgery monday after having a

double mastectomy last summer. After giving my surgeon a list of supplements

I'm taking (which is alot), he told me to stop taking everything two weeks

before surgery and to only take arnica and bromeline daily. Along with my

list of supplements, I was taking iodine, chlorella and french green clay to

detox from the radiation therapy I underwent. Now, I hear on the radio today

that radiation from Japan will hit southern california tommarrow. Does

anyone know if clay, chlorella and Iodine 10mg. is harmful before sugery? I

guess this doctor doesnt want me to take anything that will cause my blood

to thin, or cause inflammation.

>