Tips for reducing radiation effects in your body.

Dear Jeanne,

About the same time you posted your questions, Andreas
Moritz posted many of the answers on his forum (Ask
Andreas). Call it luck, or coincidence, or synchronicity.

Go to his forum. Look for his response to a woman
named Chetana, regarding her post, "Reversing Thyroid
Damage Caused by Dental X-Rays." She posted her
question about 60 hours ago. Andreas responded this
afternoon.

In addition to the suggestions Andreas made, I strongly
urge you to begin eating seaweed. Certain seaweeds
remove radioactive and toxic metal wastes from the
body. The top three at removing these toxins are
Agar-Agar, Hijike, and Arame.

Go to the best health food store in your area. It will
have a small section with packaged seaweeds.The most
popular items are Dulse flakes, Wakame, Kombu Kelp,
Alaria, and Nori. Those five are all dark in color.
Agar-Agar is white flakes, and usually costs a bit more
than the others. The store manager could order Hijike
and Arame for you, if they don't currently stock it.

I have containers of six seaweeds in my pantry. I alternate most of them on successive nights, though I
eat Agar-Agar and Dulse flakes every day. How? I add
them to my nightly salad. That's easy to do with the
dulse and Agar-Agar flakes. But the others are hard
and must be cut with a sharp scissors. Example: I hold
a piece of, say, Kombu Kelp, which is as long as my
index finger. Then I carefully use the scissors to dice
it into small pieces. You can also make soups with the
seaweeds if you prefer.

Seaweeds contain 10 to 20 times the minerals of land
plants, as well as necessary vitamins. And the nutrients in seaweed are much more assimilable (absorbable) than land-plants. Seaweeds are a superb
source of iodine, which your glands need to function
well (particularly your thyroid gland).

All of us spent our first 9 months of life, gestating in a saline solution in the womb that was nourished
and cleansed by blood that has almost the same
composition as sea water. Human beings have very deep
ties to the sea. Our cells and organs neeed the
nutrients in clean seaweed.

So check out Andreas's excellent suggestions, Jeanne,
and then consider adding seaweed to your eating regimen.

Blessings,

Owen