Hey Y'all, we aren't in worry mode in Hawaii, we are in preparation mode.
I am putting think link into the permanent Fukushima page here
http://oahutrading.blogspot.com/p/japan-nuclear-information.html
Link is Cesium and Animals
http://markforeman.wordpress.com/2011/04/13/a-tale-of-two-cows/
Bottom line biological half life of 70 days, and Cesium can be excreted...however, can do plenty damage until then, it sits mostly in your muscles.
Prussian Blue, aka Radiogardase, is effective at removing Cesiuim and Thalium from your body. They say it doesn't have bad side effects, except maybe constipation. The CDC stocks it for event of emergency.
Here is government page that describes it. Apparently you need a prescription to buy it, which seems odd given that there are no bad side effects. Very odd. Watch out too!! It is an originally was a dye for the Prussian army uniform, and continues to be used as a dye. I expect plenty scammers to be selling stuff that may not protect you.
http://www.remm.nlm.gov/prussianblue.htm#how
Steveo, have we left the egg yet on the futures? Kinda looks like it to me.
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ReplyDeleteI am short the egg. Also short copper, but it is at a strong support line....see new post. If it bounces, I will close all shorts immediately.
Yeah RUT looks weak there. I was looking at the ES and it seems like when they start to pull away laterally from the egg then time to think about going long. No?
ReplyDeleteClassic Egg Launch theory has failed,
ReplyDelete6 days down may be all the market can do, so maybe long on that, however,
Doctor copper is what guides me now.
new post dr copper on a rebound
ReplyDeleteThis may be a good solution if it is safe. I'd personally start with reverse osmosis or distilled water and add a little zeolite or black mica extract to it, both of which detox cesium.
ReplyDeleteI see your name is Zeolit...interesting.
ReplyDeletedo you have info and sources for those detox?
Yes, thanks Steve. There is a lot of information on zeolites on the internet. Here is a good scientific research facility: http://www.environment-dioxin-research-treatment.com/zeolite_research.htm. It's quite a versatile substance, it can detox heavy metals (of which cesium and plutonium are, as well as mercury, aluminum and lead), it is toxic to cancers but not the human or animal bodies, it was dropped by helicopter on the Chernobyl leakage. It's used agriculturally to remove heavy odors and viral outbreaks. I'm sure they'll use it in Japan too. You can find out where to get it here: Powdered Zeolite
ReplyDeleteI see all those references on scientific research, is it just me I can't get any of the highlighted text to click to the research itself?
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, being an engineer, an electrician and a plumber you would wonder why I didn't have an RO system, but duh, I will next week, kind of a no-brainer really. Thanks for the kick in the pants.
ReplyDeleteIf the cesium is in you, through food, or whatever, you need to remove it and the Radiogardase (prussian blue) seems to be the ticket.
Still trying to get a prescription, my company medical plan doctor did not return my call from Friday. The med administrator I spoke with had never heard of it, insisted the doctor must see me in order to prescribe anything, and was taken aback that I wanted to take to obtain this as precautionary...."you mean you don't already have radiation poisoning? Are you planning on going to Japan or something?"
As expected.
Yes this is really strange, that link was there earlier and had been there for quite a while. Hope they get it back soon.
ReplyDeleteYeah, as a plumber you've probably installed them quite a few times! And sometimes those doctors can be a funny bunch. They're so smart sometimes they assume you're sick and don't probably see too many people being proactive. Let me know if you do get that prussian blue and how it works for you. If they're not quick enough, you can find some natural supplements that you don't need to get a prescription for: Radiation Protection.
ReplyDeleteGot it, but not taking it unless real emergency
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