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http://www.lenntech.com/environmental-disasters.htm
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" - Plutonium is recognized as iron by the body and distributed by the blood system. It causes cancers and blood disorders. It has a half-life of 24.400 years and will be present in a 30 km radius around the Chernobyl site for many centuries to come
- Cesium 137 is mistaken for potassium and is absorbed by the muscles
- Iodine 131 is not recognized as a radioactive substance and is therefore absorbed by the thyroid gland. It causes thyroid cancer, particularly in children between 0 and 18 years old. An operation can save the children, but a scar known as the 'Belarussian Necklace' marks them as Chernobyl victims forever
- Strontium 90 is recognized by the body as calcium and causes leukemia upon distribution throughout the bone structure"
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I found it interesting at any rate, you may too. Makes me want to work on and maintain an ideal mineral balance and reserve in this body of mine...
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This is a reply to # 916,567Hi Grz,
The snippet: Here is a snippet;
" - Plutonium is recognized as iron by the body and distributed by the blood system. It causes cancers and blood disorders. It has a half-life of 24.400 years and will be present in a 30 km radius around the Chernobyl site for many centuries to come
- Cesium 137 is mistaken for potassium and is absorbed by the muscles
- Iodine 131 is not recognized as a radioactive substance and is therefore absorbed by the thyroid gland. It causes thyroid cancer, particularly in children between 0 and 18 years old. An operation can save the children, but a scar known as the 'Belarussian Necklace' marks them as Chernobyl victims forever
- Strontium 90 is recognized by the body as calcium and causes leukemia upon distribution throughout the bone structure
Answer: This just brings up what I have been trying to get across , in that the Firstest with the Mostest may get the spot ?
So, if our bodys have enough of the needed Calcium and potassium and iron etc, which it needs to stay healthy, then these other not so Good Heavy Metals or whatever, may not bother the body as much !
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This is a reply to # 916,578Good stuff Grz and I totaly agree with the concept that ML talks about in the sense that the first and the most gets the spot or organ!
This concept totally concurs with wasting diseases in deer!
Studies have shown that these encephlic diseases accur when a copper deficiency in correlation with organophosphates such as Monantos Ready Round Up and the highly toxic elements in them like strontium and how it effects the bones !
Theory goes if one is sufficient in copper it could prevent or cure Polioencephalytis!- Re: I copper healthy or unhealthy? lightstream
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This is a reply to # 916,632But doesn't H. Clarke talk about how metals in the body attract parasites? Is there a good kind of copper and a bad type of copper? How much copper in the body does it take to attract/(feed/provide a safe haven for?) parasites, and how much is good for you?
I've read about experiments w/ farmers who used copper plows and had a huge increase in yields, like 300% more, larger & healthier crops.
So, why does Clarke have us put paper-towels around the copper-pipe zapper-hand-holds?- Re: I copper healthy or unhealthy? Celcius
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This is a reply to # 916,832I would'nt listen to anything Hulda says and I would never use a zapper!
Its all about balance, a copper deficiency is as bad as copper toxicity ,which is rare ! Unless you manufacture copper pipe or fittings or some other manufacturing of copper, the toxicity factor is rare!- Golden rule of nutrition lightstream
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A lot of what Clarke says about keeping clean, and living in a clean environment, killing parasites, using herbs, doing flushes, and cleaning out organs sounds dead-on target to me.
I do not, however, understand how much copper & other heavy metals is too much & how much is not enough and how to tell the difference.
I am guided to believe that eating simple, unrefined, raw foods that taste good, (key: tastes good), is what our body needs, and when it no longer tastes good, it's no longer needed at the moment. As long as MSG, sugar, & other toxins are not added, this rule is the golden rule of nutrition to me.
For example, try some uncooked, unsalted, unoiled, unflavored Brazil nuts. Do they taste good to you? Do they feel satisfying to eat? The buy some more, you probably need Potassium.
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