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Surviving Nuclear Fallout

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Table of Contents:

THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF RADIATION EXPOSURE........................................................... 3

Harmful Effects of Radiation Exposure on the Body................................................................................. 4

The 3 Categories of Acute Radiation Sickness:............................................................................................. 5

Medical Radiation:.................................................................................................................................................... 7

NATURAL REMEDIES TO PROTECT AGAINST RADIOACTIVE EXPOSURE...........................9

ANTIOXIANT!........................................................................................................................................................ "

A-Lipoic Acid:................................................................ .............................................. ............................................. ....

!ita"in # And $a""a Tocotrienols:............................................................................................................. %&

Antio'idants fro" (erries:................................................................................. .............................................. ... %&

!#IR$%INA AN &H%ORE%%A.......................................................................................................................... ''

Spirulina:.................................................................................................................................................................... %%

Chlorella:............................................................ .............................................. .............................................. ............. %3

H()........................................................................................................................................................................ '*

#OTA!!I$( IOIE............................................................................................................................................. '4

TREATING RADIATION EXPOSURE WITH OTHER NATURAL REMEDIES AND FOODS... ...18

HERB! THAT HA+E A RAIO#ROTE&TI+E E,,E&T............................................................................... -*

,IHTIN RAIATION /ITH ,OO.............................................................................................................. -0

Anti-Radiation Soup.............................................................................. .............................................. ................... )*

HO(EO#ATHI& RE(EIE!............................................................................................................................... *'

The +o"eopathic Schuessler Cell Salts ........................................................................................................ 35

BATH! ,OR RE(O+IN RAIATION............................................................................................................. *0

!OI$( BI&ARBONATE 1BA2IN !OA3................................................................................................... 4

#ROTE&TIN AAIN!T RAIATION /ITH ,ATT5 A&I!.................................................................... 4-

OTHER RE&O((ENATION!.......................................................................................................................... 44

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THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF RADIATION EXPOSURE

The calamity in Japan with possible meltdowns of the nuclear power station inFukushima is now a reality and a time-bomb waiting to happen. There is also the

possibility that radioactive particles can follow the jet streams to the S! "laska!#awaii and other countries.

$hen uranium-%&' nuclei are split in a nuclear reactor! various radioactive fissionproducts arise. The most harmful are iodine-(&(! caesium-(&)! strontium-*+ andplutonium-%&*. ,ust particles in the air with radioactive elements may be inhaled!deposited in the earth by rainfall and water! or enter the food chain via plants.

$hen the cells of the body are eposed to such radiation! free radicals areproduced. These free radicals or ions may impair cellular function and damagemay be caused to the ,N" in the cell nucleus! which carries the genetic

information for cellular replication! structure and function. t is now scientificallyrecogni/ed that such damage to the ,N" can cause cancer and other geneticabnormalities.

"s a #olistic health practitioner working in 0yprus! have recently beenbombarded with 1uestions from my own patients and readers of my blog2www.docgeorge.com3 as well as my articles 2www.naturaltherapycenter.com3

"s protecting oneself from radiation eposure is a large and comple topic! have written this e-4ook in an attempt to satisfy the layperson as well as thein1uisitive practitioner who is interested in helping their patients. The approach is

based on a holistic premise! as do not believe that there is one healing modalitythat can help the comple issue of radiation eposure.

Overall Health$eak organ systems! a poor immune system! high levels of toicity in the bodyfrom other heavy metals and enobiotics! an imbalanced p#! lots of internalinflammation from eating the wrong diet! smoking! drinking alcohol ecessively!lack of eercise and dehydration! is likely to make you more vulnerable toadditional stressors. So! if eposed to nuclear fallout! it is highly likely that youwill be weakened even further in these vulnerable regions of the body.

t is best to prepare now by cleaning the body on different levels! as well astaking good 1uality multivitamin supplements to keep your supplies of nutrients toa high level. 5ou can see the outline of what to do in one of my articles entitled67s 5our 4ody in Need of a 8ood 0lean9: This is a very good starting point forimproving overall health;

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So where o we be!"n#

think it would be prudent to begin by trying to understand the various healtheffects that radiation eposure can have on the body < there are many factorsthat can affect the way symptoms develop including intensity of radiation! time

eposed and the current status of health of the individual.

"s radiation can adversely affect the body systemically < basically affecting allorgans and tissues < then there is no one substance that can help on all levels ofhealing. say this as there has been a lot of emphasis and focus on usingpotassium iodide as a radioprotective against all kinds of radiation. The truth isthat this will protect to a certain degree against radioactive iodine! but not againstradioactive cesium! strontium! uranium and others.

Har$f%l Effe&ts of Ra"at"on E'(os%re on the )o*

=nce radiation enters the body it has the potential to damage every tissue andorgan in the body. #owever! the most vulnerable tissues are the fastest growingtissues of the body as radiation can do three times more damage during thegrowth phase of cells. 4one marrow which makes red blood cells are very fastgrowing cells! so is the developing fetus in the mother>s womb! as are childrenbecause their body cells are dividing rapidly due to growth < all these are etrasensitive to radiation eposure.=ther sensitive areas would be the testes and ovaries which can be renderedsterile with very small doses of radiation. The skin and the intestinal lining are

much more resilient while the most resistant cells are the brain cells becausethey grow the slowest.

,eath within a few hours can occur when there is sudden eposure to largedoses. ?posure to lower doses of radiation may lead to leukemias! cancers ofthe thyroid! brain! bone! breast! skin! stomach! and lung! cataracts or otheradverse health effects much later on in life. t may take a few weeks to a coupleof years to recover from lower radiation doses.

#eavy radiation eposure can lead to acute radiation sickness. The signs andsymptoms or radiation sickness( vary according to the dose of radiation and

tissues eposed! but the general symptoms include6

Nausea and vomiting

,iarrhea

$eakness

(This information was initially compiled mostly from survivors of the atomic bombblasts over Japan in (*@'.

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Aethargy and fatigue

Aoss of appetite 2anoreia3

Fainting

nflammation of tissues 2swelling! redness or tenderness3

Skin burns 2skin reddening3

,ehydration #emorrhages under the skin

4leeding from your nose! gums or mouth

"nemia 2low red blood cell count3

#air loss 2usually from just the scalp3

,ecrease in platelets

The initial symptoms reported by the Japanese and "merican observers in (*@'were the loss of hair from the scalp! bleeding into the skin! inflammation of themouth and throat! vomiting! diarrhea! and fever.

Nausea and vomiting that appeared within a few hours after the eplosion wasfre1uently noted and while it usually subsided by the following morning!occasionally it continued for %-& more days. ,iarrhea of varying degrees ofseverity was also observed and in severe cases! it was fre1uently bloody.Tissues of the mouth and throat are likely to begin dying as the tissues breakdown with low white blood cell counts being the norm.

The syndromes of acute radiation illness can be divided into three categories!based on the amount of radiation dosage in total.

The + Cate!or"es of A&%te Ra"at"on S"&,ness:

1. The cerebrovascular (brain) syndrome< this is when the totaldose of radiation is etremely high! eceeding -. to +. /*-." person withcerebrovascular 2brain3 syndrome rapidly develops confusion! nausea!vomiting! bloody diarrhea! and shock. $ithin hours their blood pressurefalls due to heart and circulatory damage! accompanied by the inability tocoordinate gait! sei/ures and coma. Batients often die within hours2usually within the first two days3 after severe radiation eposure.

2The gray 2symbol6 8y3 is the international system of units 2S3 unit of absorbedradiation dose of ioni/ing radiation and is defined as the absorption of one jouleof ioni/ing radiation by one kilogram of matter 2usually human tissue3.

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n particular! the cerebrovascular syndrome has & phases6 the first periodof nausea and vomitingC then listlessness! drowsiness! apathy andconfusionC and finally! tremors! convulsions! sei/ures! coma! with deathusually within a few hours. Since the cerebrovascular syndrome is alwaysfatal! treatment is geared toward providing comfort by relieving pain!

aniety! and breathing difficulties.

2. The gastrointestinal syndromeoccurs when the radiation dose issmaller but still high! and is due to the effects of radiation on the cellslining the digestive tract. ,oses in the 0.1-. /* range affect theintestines! stripping their lining and leading to death within & months dueto vomiting! diarrhea! starvation! and infection.

Dictims receiving E-(+ 8y all at once usually escape an intestinal death!but instead face bone marrow failure and death within % months from lossof blood and the protection against infection provided by white blood cells.

The symptoms of people suffering from gastrointestinal syndrome includenausea! vomiting and diarrhea that can lead to severe dehydration!diminished blood plasma volume and vascular collapse that can result indeath within &-(+ days. Severe nausea! vomiting! and diarrhea begin %-(% hours after eposure to 2 /*or more of radiationC and the symptomsmay lead to severe dehydration! but they usually resolve themselves after% days.

There will be a period of feeling well! after which there is often a return ofbloody! severe diarrhea which will produce a state of severe dehydration!so plenty of fluids and minerals is important during this time. The intestinescontain a variety of good and bad bacteria which will begin invading therest of the body resulting in severe infections.t is important that people with the gastrointestinal syndrome takeintravenous fluids if available! or regular drinks of pure mineral water s ability toscavenge radiation-induced free radicals. The plant>s immuno-stimulatory actionis also said to prevent damage to the cells.

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The "roniaberry plant also provides protection against radiation sickness as itcontains anthocyanins from aronia.

SPIRULINA AND CHLORELLA

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$hen disaster struck with the (*KE reactor meltdown at 0hernobyl in thekraine! approimately (&@ plant workers and firefighters battling the fire at the0hernobyl plant were eposed to high radiation doses - K+!+++ to (!E++!+++mrem 2K++ to (E!+++ mSv3 - and suffered from acute radiation sickness. Not justthe kraine! but the neighboring state of 4elarus was also affected. t received)+O of the radioactive fallout and %&O of its territory became contaminated withradioactivity.

n total! over (E+!+++ children'and (@E!+++ cleanup workers became victims ofradiation poisoning that produced higher incidents of birth defects! leukemia!anemia! cancers! thyroid disease! degeneration of spinal fluids! liver and bonemarrow! and severely compromised immune systems.

"fter the 0hernobyl nuclear plant accident the Gussians used both Spirulina andchlorella.

?perimental trials with children showed that by taking ' grams of spirulina a dayfor @' days! the nstitute of Gadiation Pedicine in PinskEfound that the children

showed enhanced immune systems and T-cell counts

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and reduced radioactivity.The nstitute also reported regeneration of bone marrow! spinal fluids! blood andthe liver. ,angerously low white blood cell counts of about (+++! typical ofleukemia! rose to an average of &+++ in %+ days! and the spirulina producedrapid improvements in the health of treated children compared to others who didnot receive the algae.

n particular! spirulina reduced urine radioactivity levels by '+O in only %+ daysand so the nstitute developed a special program to treat (++ children every %+days with spirulina. "ma/ingly! health restoration was reported even whenradiation sickness was so advanced that the children>s eyeballs were bulging outof their sockets. Furthermore! the healing occurred during the continuous

5Belookaya T, Belarussian Comm. "Children of Chernobyl", Corres.5/31/91.6L.P. Loseva and .!. ardynskaya. #$irulina% na&ural sorben& of radionu'leides. (esear'h

ns&i&u&e of (adia&ion )edi'ine, )insk, Belarus. *&h n&+l Conress of -$$lied -loloy, Ce'h(e$ubli'. Belarus, #e$ 1993.ishen P, 0uo B, olman -. (adio$ro&e'&ive effe'& of e2&ra'& from #$irulina $la&ensis inmouse bone marro 'ells s&udied by usin &he mi'ronu'leus &es&. To2i'oloy Le&&ers. -uus&1949 6478:1*5%9.

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presence of radiation as well as the presence of radiation contaminated food andwater sources.

4ased on the nstitute of Gadiation Pedicine in Pinsk results! the 4elarusPinistry of #ealth concluded that spirulina accelerates the evacuation of

radionuclides from the human body.

n particular! spirulina given to children with accumulated high doses ofradionuclides reduced radioactive cesium. No side effects were registered. ThePinistry of #ealth considered spirulina advisable for the treatment of peoplesubject to radiation effects and re1uested more spirulina from overseas.

" (**& report confirms the (**+-*( research with spirulina on children withradiation sickness and concluded6

7se of spirulina decreases radioaction dose load received from food

contaminated with radionuclides! 0esium-(&) and Strontium-*+. Spirulinais favorable for normali/ing the adaptative potential of childrens bodies inconditions of long-lived low dose radiation.:

There is also a report that children! aged & to ) years old in 4eryo/ovka! alsosuffered from the radioactivity released from the 0hernobyl accident. Thechildren were also victims of lead poisoning due to the presence of a strong localleaded glass industry. $hen spirulina was given to @* of these children for @'days! the physicians also found T-cell suppressors and beneficial hormones rose.n K&O of the children! the radioactivity of the urine once again decreased.

Berhaps the radioprotecive effects of Spirulina and other algae can be put downto their high levels of metallo-thionine compounds! which scientists think maystrip the body of radioactive metals and protect against radiation damage.

Gesearch presented in Japan showed that metallo-thionine combines with theradioactive heavy metals and eliminates them from the body.K

Gesearch from 0hina in (*K* also showed that an etract of spirulina had apositive protective effect from gamma radiation.*

!Patsubara et al. Gadioprotective effect of metallo-thionine! presented at Gadial Gays 0onference! TokyoJapan (*K'."Qishen B! Rolman et al. Gadioprotective effect of etract from spirulina in mouse bone marrow cells studiedby using the micronucleus test! Toicology Aetters (*K*C @K6 (E'-(E*.

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Chlorella:

"nother algae that has been shown in research to have radioprotectivefunctions(+ is 0hlorella. The nucleus of 0hlorella contains &hlorella !rowth

fa&tor208F3 which is very rich in nucleopeptides that have a protective effect onthe nucleus and ,N" of the cell. 0hlorophyllin!((a compound found in chlorella!has also been shown in research to protect against ,N" damage.

Scientific eperiments have found that 08F has powerful rejuvenating effects onthe ,N"(%of cells due to its nucleic acids! GN" and ,N"! and high content ofnucleotides.

Several years ago! Japanese doctors also discovered that giving chlorella tocancer patients going through radiation therapy helped (revent le%&o(en"a!which is a sudden drop in your white blood cell count and a major problem with

radiation illness;

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$hile we are on the topic of 0hlorella! would like to introduce another chlorella-based compound that can be used with chlorella and has been found to chelate anumber of heavy metals as well as ranium-%&K. The compound#P,contains a homaccord of chlorella! chlorella growth factor and cilantro. t hasbeen tested in double-blind! placebo controlled trials with &'+ people andrecently has undergone other trials with '+ people to show that it was actually

chelating uranium-%&K from the body. The mean percentage increase of uraniumeliminated between the pre and post hair samples was %'%.@%O 2p.++(3.

To date there is no natural chelating agent known to mobili/e and eliminateuranium-%&K from body tissues < research has not been done to see whether#P, can also chelate other radioactive substances.

The ltimate ,eto Backis a combination of three remedies that would be highlyrecommended when dealing with radiation eposure < the pack containschlorella! #P, and a herbal miture called Lavagethat will protect the kidneys!liver! lymphatics! and the blood.

1# Gotkovska ,! Dacek "! 4artonickova ". The radioprotective effects of a1ueous etract from chlorococcalfreshwater algae 20hlorella kessieri3 in mice and rats.11Rumar S et al. nhibition of radiation-induced ,N" damage in plasmid p4G&%% by chlorophyllin andpossible mechanism2s3 of action. Putation Gesearch. Parch (***C @%'2(36)(-*.12

Qishen! B. et al. ?nhancement of endonuclease activity and repair ,N" synthesis by polysaccharide of

spirulina. (*KK. Bub. in 0hinese 8enetics Journal! (' 2'3 &)@-&K(.

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POTASSIU3 IODIDE

The media and nternet recently are full of reports of the benefits of usingpotassium iodide 2R3 tablets after a radioactive incident.

Botassium iodide2R3 contains )E.'O iodine and the thyroid gland uses iodinepresent in the blood to help it produce the hormone thyroine! whether it isnormal or radioactive iodine-(&( from nuclear accidents < the uptake of latter willlead to cancer of the thyroid a few years later.

f the thyroid has stored enough normal iodine! then it will not absorb radioactiveiodine and this is the logic used for taking R in a radiation emergency.

Saturating your thyroid with non-radioactive iodine can therefore possibly limit therisk of damage to your thyroid gland because the R 2potassium iodide3 suppliesenough non-radioactive iodine that your thyroid glands absorbs it and becomes

saturated before any radioactive iodine 2from fallout or other contamination3presents itself.

t is important to begin taking the R as soon as there is a radiation emergency e "n &ars7: There is disclosed a patentedmethod of protecting animals including humans against ioni/ing radiation by

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4"ta$"n C:This may be the most important thing of all to have on hand for manyapplications! including radiation protection. Store plenty of 0alcium "scorbateforall the family < it is best taken as a powder in juice < adults can take ' < (+grams per day! spread over &-@ doses throughout the day! which is the e1uivalent

of ' < (+!+++ mg.

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R%t"n an /ra(esee e'tra&t: Strengthens the capillary walls and reduceshemorrhaging caused by -rays. n animal studies it reduced the death ratecaused by ecessive -rays by K++ per cent. ,ose6 (++ to %++ mg a day asprotective dose. f eposed! K++ mg. or more a day. t is best taking Gutin andvitamin 0 and bioflavenoids. 8rapeseed etract&%was also found to have even

more radioprotective effects than rutin.Pantothen"& A&": Brevents radiation injuries. Bantothenic acid and itsderivatives may act by increasing levels of 0o" and glutathione! leading toprotection from oygen radical species and ioni/ing radiation.&&n animal studies!the survival rate was increased by %++ per cent by giving pantothenic acid priorto eposure. 4rewers yeast is by far the best source of this substance. ,ose6Breventive - ' mg. to (' mg. for children! %' mg. to '+ mg. for adults. se adouble or triple dose as a therapeutic after eposure.

Inos"tol: nositol! also found in lecithin! and available in tablet form! helps with allforms of radiation by protecting the hematopoietic stem cells in the bonemarrow.34=ne could also take %-& tablespoons of lecithin daily.

Cal&"%$ an 3a!nes"%$: are antagonistic to Strontium *+ and therefore willprevent its absorption if the body is saturated with calcium and magnesium.,omite is best. ,r. Ainus Bauling says heavy calcium supplementation willreduce strontium *+ absorption by '+ percent! but be careful not to over indulgeunless eposed.

4"ta$"n A < n (*)@! researchers from ndia found that vitamin "! when takeninternally by humans! hastened recovery from radiation. n (*K@! ,r. ?li Seifterand a team of researchers from the "lbert ?instein 0ollege ofPedicineV.reported vitamin " and beta-carotene counteracted both partial andtotal body gamma radiation. t also improved the healing of woundsC reduced

weight loss! thymic and splenic atrophy! and adrenal enlargementC and preventedgastro-ulceration and an abnormal decrease in red and white blood cellformation.

Ditamin "in therapeutic doses can be taken as %'!+++ caps! two to threetimes per day! for adults. ,uring nuclear emergencies or crisis situations!intensive eposure may warrant up to (++!+++ ! but this level should only betaken for no more than three to four weeks.

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result they tended to have higher levels of tissue oidation. 4ut when a group of-ray technicians was supplemented with vitamins 0 2'++ mg3 and ? 2('+ mg3daily for (' weeks! their markers of tissue oidation plummeted! and their levelsof natural antioidants 2such as glutathione in red blood cells3 rose significantly. tis possible to obtain formulations such as ?tension "ntioidants that also

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L"ver S%((ort- a report suggests that milk thistlecontaining K+O silymarin mayprevent radiation toicity. t enhances liver regeneration after eposure to heavymetals! radiation! or toic chemicals. t reduces ,N" damage and etendssurvival in animals eposed to dangerous levels of radiation. Silymarin>s freeradical scavenging and direct antioidant effects are credited with producingthese results.

Char&oal< #as the ability to absorb and neutrali/e radioactive substances andsome toic materials. Gesearchers report that (+ grams or ( tablespoon ofcharcoal can absorb about & to ) grams of materials. " 8erman researcherfound that charcoal air filters removed more than )+ percent of radioactive iodinefrom the air. Taking finely powdered charcoal has been found to be one-and-a-half times as effective as the tablets.

Or!an"& /er$an"%$ < Should be used in gram amounts for effectiveness."ccording to one study! 7Gadioactive rays release electrons that destroy cells andblood corpusclesV.8ermanium floating near the blood corpuscles skillfullycatches those released electrons and lets them move around its nucleus.: nother studies mutagenesis of cells eposed to cesium-(&) and gamma rays! was

7remarkably reduced: without affecting cellular growth or survival. t seemed toimprove the fidelity of ,N" replication. 8ermanium protects cysteine! an aminoacid with known protective value. ,ose6 %' mg. to (++ mg. per day is often usedin Japan. t can be derived from onions! pearl barley! and watercress.

Pr%ss"an )l%e 1 for 0esium-(&) and thallium-%+( contamination! the mosteffective detoification therapy is oral administration of Brussian 4lue 2B43! whichenhances ecretion of radioactive cesium by means of ion echange andreduces the biological half-life to approimately one-third of its normal value.

Brussian blue was first synthesi/ed in ()+@ by a 4erlin color maker named,iesbach and was used as an industrial and artists> pigment! which it still is. The

chemical name for Brussian blue is ferric heacyanoferrate 23.&) Since the(*E+s! prussian blue has been used eperimentally as an orally ingested drug toenhance the ecretion of isotopes of cesium and thallium from the body bymeans of ion echange.

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Brussian blue has a very high affinity for cesium and thallium. &K0esium andthallium ions are ordinarily ecreted into the intestine! reabsorbed from there intothe bile! and then ecreted again into the gastrointestinal tract. =rallyadministered prussian blue traps thallium or cesium in the intestine! interrupts itsreabsorption from the gastrointestinal tract! and thereby increases fecal ecretion

of thallium and cesium. Brussian blue itself is not absorbed across the intestinalwall in significant amounts.&*

Brussian blue! in '++-milligram 2mg3 capsules! is manufactured by #?5A0hemischpharma/eutische Fabrik 8mb# W 0o. R8 2#?5A3. #?5A uses thetrade name Gadiogardase-0s for its '++-mg capsules of prussian blue.

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7n reaching our determination on the effectiveness of Brussian blue! weevaluated published reports of a (*K) incident in 8oiHacircInia! 4ra/il!

where approimately %'+ people were contaminated with cesium-(&) thathad been abandoned after use in a cancer clinic. Forty-si patients withheavy internal contamination were treated with Brussian blue. ,ata on thewhole-body effective half-life of cesium-(&) during treatment and aftertreatment with Brussian blue was completed on && of the @E patients. Theuntreated mean whole-body effective half-life of cesium-(&) is K+ days inadults! E% days in adolescents! and @% days in children.:

Brussian blue reduced the mean whole-body effective half-life of cesium-(&) by E* per cent in adults! by @E per cent in adolescents! and by @& percent in children. ,ata from additional literature articles! including a study of) human volunteers contaminated with trace doses of cesium-(&) andreports on (* patients contaminated with cesium-(&) in other incidents!show a similar reduction in whole-body effective half-life afteradministration of Brussian blue.

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HER)S THAT HA4E A RADIOPROTECTI4E EFFECT

The development of effective radioprotectors and radiorecovery remedies is ofgreat importance in view of their potential application in cases of nuclearradiation eposure as is the case with Japan! 0hernobyl and others. #ere are a

few herbal remedies that have been researched for their radioprotective effects6

Hae$o(o"et"& st"$%lat"on?posure of nuclear radiation can lead to injury to the lymphoid andhaemopoietic system of the body! which can result in septicaemia and death. @(

There are a number of herbs that have been researched and shown toaccelerate haemopoietic regeneration! therefore preventing microbial infectionsand enhancing survival. These herbs include6

"canthopana senticosus

8inkgo biloba

#ippophae rhamnoides 2,ea ;uckthorn-

Bana ginseng

Bodophyllum heandrum

Tinospora cordifolia

4oerhaavia diffusa

Spirulina

hese her/s all provide total/ody radiation protection /y stimulating

haemopoiesis.@%@&@@@'@E@)

=ther herbs can also include6

Centella as"at"&a 6/ot% ;ola7etract 2(++ mgkg body wt.3 administered

orally has recently been shown to provide total body protection in mice

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42'oel FD 9rasad L ,ingh , ,agar C 9rem Cumar I ,inha )C. 2##2a. adioprotection /y a her/al

preparation of Fippophae rhamnoides F3 against whole /ody lethal irradiation in mice. 9hytomedicine

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Capoor (ehta M. 1""!. ,upplementary effect of spirulina on haematological status of rats during

pregnancy and lactation. 9lant :oods Fum utr 52$ 315324.44

(iyanomae :rindel G. 1"!!. adioprotection of haemopoiesis conferred /y )canthopana? senticosus

Farms +,higoka- administered /efore or after irradiation. G?p Fematol 16$!#1!#6.45,ong LE Fan ,C ;ac C' et al. 2##3. adioprotective effects of ginsan an immunomodulator. adiat

es 15"$ 6!

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akeda ) Catoh Eone7awa (. 1"!2. estoration of radiation in&ury /y ginseng III. adioprotective

effect of thermosta/le fraction of ginseng e?tract on mice rats and guinea pigs. L adiat es 23$ 15#16.4hali , hatte M ahanukar ,). 1""!. he potential of ;oerhaavia diffusa in radiation induced

haemopoietic

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against sublethal 2K 8y3 5.Co !a$$a ra"at"on. There is a herbalformula that contains both 8otu Rola and 8ingko 4iloba called Neuron8rowth Factor 2N8F3.

/"n,!o b"loba - "n ethanol 2&+O3 etract of the dried leaf at a

concentration of (++ XgmA was effective when tested on a culture

eposed to clastogenic factors from plasma of human subjects eposed toirradiation. Treatment of recovery workers from the 0hernobyl accidentsite was found to be effective when an oral dose of @+ mgday was given &times daily for % months. 8ingko 4iloba capsules standardi/ed to %@Oginkgo flavone glycosides and EO terpene lactones 2(%+mg3 would alsowork well at one capsule daily.

H"((o(hae rha$no"es 6Sea )%&,thorn? Fa$"l*: Elae!na&eae7 juice

etract inhibits radiation-induced ,N" strand breaks in mouse thymocytesin a dose-dependent manner. #ippophae etract under e vivo conditionsinduced a strong compaction of chromatin making the nuclei resistant to aradiation dose as high as (+++ 8y.

Pe((er$"nt =ral administration of Pentha piperita 2( gkg body wtday3prior to sublethal radiation eposure 2K 8y3 was found to be effectiveagainst the chromosomal damage in bone marrow of Swiss albino mice.@K

rradiated animals ehibited chromosomal aberrations in the form ofchromatid and chromosome breaks! centric rings! dicentrics echangesand acentric fragments! while animals pre-treated with P. piperita etractshowed a significantly lesser number of aberrant cells. t also significantlyincreased 8S# levels and decreased the lipid peroidation level inirradiated mice. Beppermint tea is available in healthfood stores as well assupermarkets and would be an easy herb to grow.

O&"$%$ san&t%$ 6Hol* )as"l7- "1ueous etract was more effective in

increasing survival! compared with the ethanol etract. The optimal dosefor protection was reported to be '+ mgkg b.w 2intraperitonealadministration3. This etract has also protected mouse liver againstradiation-induced lipid peroidation.

Pana' !"nsen! has been reported by several workers to show that

recovery of thrombocyte and erythrocyte counts in blood after irradiationwas the major factor responsible for radiation protection. The wholeetract of ginseng and the relative protective effects of various fractions2carbohydrate! protein and saponins3 have been evaluated. The resultsshowed that the water-soluble whole etract of ginsengprovided the bestprotection.

Poo(h*ll%$ he'anr%$ 2#imalayan PayappleC 4erberidaceae3 Bre-irradiation administration of B. heandrum rhi/ome etract protected micein a dose-dependent manner 2optimal dose being %++ mgkg body weightrendering K+O survival for &+ days3 against whole-body lethal irradiation2(+ 8y3. The etract was also found to provide cytogenetic protection! asobserved by a decrease in radiation 2% 8y3induced micronuclei fre1uency

4!)shok Cumar .(. ,amarth ,. Easmeen ). ,harma . ,ugahara . erado F. Cimura. )nticancer

and radioprotective potentials of (entha piperita.Biofactors,0olume 22 um/ers 14%2##4.

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upon pre-irradiation treatment. Gadioprotective properties of B. heandrumwere found to be comparable and in some cases even better thansynthetic radioprotectors such as diltia/em and $G-%)%(. B. heandrumhas also been demonstrated to provide protection to the male reproductivesystem. B. heandrum has been shown to act in a multifaceted manner

and provide protection to the haematopoietic! gastrointestinal!reproductive and central nervous system. t is apparent that B. heandrumis a promising radioprotector and may be useful in providing protectionduring both planned and unplanned radiationeposures.

=ral admin. of an a1ueous etract of T"nos(ora &or"fol"a

2' mgkg body weight per day3 to Swiss albino mice ( h prior to sublethalwhole-body radiation eposure 2K 8y3 provided &&O survival 2at &+ days3.The same dose! when given for (' consecutive days! produced (++Osurvival until day * and '+O of the animals survived until day %@. "ll theanimals died within &+ days suggesting that Tinospora cordifolia is partially

effective against sub-lethal radiation doses. Cat@s Claw! the "ma/onian wonder herb! also known as ncaria

tomentosa or Ya de 8ato! has been available for years! but there arevarious 1ualities of etracts. Samento! a water-alcohol etract hasproperties of ,N" repair and anti-inflammation! and immune stimulation.0ats claw protects cells against oidative stress and inhibitslipopolysaccharide-induced iN=S gene epression! nitrite formation! celldeath and inhibit the activation of NF-kappa.

)la&, /reen Tea < The polyphenol epigallocatechin gallate 2?8083

derived from green tea protects animals from whole-body radiation!blocking lipid oidation and prolonging life span. Several sources indicate

that there were hundreds who survived #iroshima at ground /ero and theone thing they all had in common was drinking %+ cups of green tea perday.

Astra!al%s< "n article published in ancer! a publication of the "merican

0ancer Society! reported that the a1ueous etract of "stragalusmembranaceus restored the immune functions in *+ percent of cancerpatients studied. "n ecellent immune booster that contains astragalusand other products mentioned in this article in a tasty formulation is calledSuper mmune Quick Start.

Rose$ar*- in two separate studies! scientists in Spain found that nothing

fights radiation damage to micronuclei like a simple garden herb known as

rosemary. They noted that ioni/ing radiation causes the massivegeneration of free radicals that induce cellular ,N" damage. They studiedthe protective effects of several compounds against gamma ray inducedchromosomal damage in micronuclei testing by adding variouscompounds to human blood before and after irradiation. $hen thecompounds were added after gamma-irradiation treatment! the protectiveeffects relied not on scavenging ability! but on activity against free radicalsalready present in the cells! such as lipoperoy radicals which are mainly

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responsible for continuous chromosomal oidative damage.

The fact that carnosic acid and carnosol found in rosemary are fat solubleallows them to provide highly significant protective anti-mutagenic activity.?ven the most powerful water-soluble antioidants lack the capacity to

protect against gamma ray induced damage.

n their second study! the generation of radiation induced cellular ,N"damage to skin from free radicals was the focus. The researchers soughtto demonstrate that rosmarinic acid from rosemary would act as a photo-protector both by acting as a scavenger of free radicals and as an inducerof the bodys own endogenous defense mechanisms by regulatingtyrosinase activity and stimulating melanin production. They found thatformulation of toic malonyldialdehyde was delayed by the use ofrosmarinic acid! and the protection factor was &.&@ times greater than forother compounds studied! as measured in micronucleus testing. n vivo

testing showed the capacity of orally administered rosmarinic acid toinhibit skin alterations as a result of D radiation eposure.

n a study from ndia! scientists investigated the radio-protective potentialof caffeic acid@*against gamma radiation-induced cellular changes. " doseof EE microP of caffeic acid showed the optimum protection of micronucleiand was used to investigate the radio-protective effects of the compound.Aymphocytes were pre-incubated with caffeic acid and controls were not.

"ll the lymphocytes were eposed to different doses of radiation. 8eneticdamage and biochemical changes were measured. 8amma irradiatedcontrol lymphocytes showed a radiation dose-dependent increase ingenetic damage and a significant decrease in antioidant status. 0affeicacid pretreated lymphocytes positively modulated all radiation inducedchanges.

Food sources offering significant amounts of caffeic acid are apples! citrusfruits! and cruciferous vegetables.

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FI/HTIN/ RADIATION =ITH FOOD

=ne of the radioactive elements that we will need to contend with coming out ofnuclear power stations is 0esium-(&). 0esium is net to potassium on the

periodic table! so if your body is deficient in potassium! then there is a higherprobability that it will absorb radioactive cesium into the cells. So takingpotassium-rich foods would be one way to combat this! here is a list6

Gice and wheat bran

Gye and buckwheat flour

Barsley! celery! radishes! tomatoes! peppers! carrots

"pricots! bananas! peaches! prunes! raisins

Bistachio nuts! chestnuts! sunflower! pumpkin and fla seeds

4ean family

Fish and crustaceans

0heese and eggs Tea! coffee and cocoa

Spices6 chervil! coriander! parsley! basil! dill! tarragon! turmeric! paprika

Sea 4e!etables< "ccording to a (*E@ Pc8ill niversity study published in the!anadian Medical Association Journal"#$% sodium alginate from kelp reducedradioactive strontium absorption in the intestines by '+ to K+ percent. Thesodium alginate allowed calcium to be absorbed through the intestinal wall whilebinding most of the radioactive strontium! which was ecreted out of the body.

Some of the more popular sea vegetables to consume are kelp! arame! wakameand kombu. 0anadian researchers reported that sea vegetables contained a

polysaccharide substance that selectively bound radioactive strontium andhelped eliminate it from the body. n laboratory eperiments! sodium alginateprepared from kelp! kombu! and other brown seaweeds off the "tlantic andBacific coasts was introduced along with strontium and calcium into rats. Thereduction of radioactive particles in bone uptake! measured in the femur! reachedas high as K+ percent! with little interference with calcium absorption.

7The evaluation of biological activity of different marine algae is importantbecause of their practical significance in preventing absorption of radioactiveproducts of atomic fission as well as in their use as possible naturaldecontaminators.:'(

The "tomic ?nergy 0ommission recommends for maimum protection againstradioactive poisoning for humans! taking a minimum of % to & ounces of seavegetables a week or (+ grams 2two tablespoons3 a day of sodium alginatesupplements.

5#Skoryna S.0. et al! Lntestinal "bsorption of Gadioactive Strontium!L anadian MedicalAssociation Journal (*(6 %K'-KK! (*E@.

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,uring or after eposure to radiation! the dosage should be increased to two fulltablespoons of alginate four times daily to insure that there is a continual supplyin the 8 or gastrointestinal tract. There may be a rare problem of constipationbut this can be avoided if the sodium alginate is made into a fruit gelatin. "gar!derived from sodium alginate in kelp! is a safe! nontoic substance that can be

used as a thickening agent or gelatin."t the time of the atomic bombing of Japan! Tatsuichiro "ki/uki! P.,. was,irector of the ,epartment of nternal Pedicine at St. Franciss #ospital inNagasaki and fed his staff and patients a strict diet of brown r"&e< $"so andta$ar" so* so%(< wa,a$e< ,o$b% and other seawee< Ho,,a"o (%$(,"n on alternating sides.

Batients who can benefit from the remedy usually feel better with hot applicationsand worse in bed! in the open air! in the cold! or when moving. The remedy tendsto arouse the reactive vitality both mentally and physically.

PHOSPHORUS may be used for symptoms produced after radiation eposurethat includes degeneration of tissue and bleeding. 5ou use it when it matchesother symptoms such as there being sudden great weakness! oversensitivity toeternal impressions! ready bleeding from the skin and any orifice! tissue decay!ehausting diarrhea or vomiting! burning pains! the feeling of a tightened chest!

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palpitations and trembling! an empty feeling. The individual may crave cold drinksand feel worse lying down on their left side.

CAUSTICU3 can be used after acute radiation eposure when the radiationburns are slow to heal and other symptoms for the remedy>s usage match. The

keynote symptoms for using the remedy include burning! rawness or recurringsoreness of burns! loss of muscular strength or paralysis of single parts!emaciation and weakness! unsteady walking where it>s easy to fall down!incontinence.

The individual feels better with cold drinks! bed warmth and gentle motion butfeels worse during clear weather! dry cold air! and in the evening.

CAD3IU3 SULPH +.C or POTASSIU3 IODIDE +.C taken once before andonce after an atomic eplosion. These are generally used before symptomsappear! but can be used after as well.

CO)ALTU3 +.Chas been known to remove side effects of radiation by taking itfour times in one day for %-& days. Then an assessment is taken to determine ifmore is needed and how often. f needed from that point! it is generally used fourtimes in one day every two weeks for %-& months. n the hands of a skilledhomeopath! this remedy may be used in a %++0 potency.

CALC FLUOR 0-C and NATRU3 3URIATICU3 5C thrice daily for severalmonths after eposure and more fre1uently! if necessary! regardless of whichother remedies are chosen from above! these two remedies have a way ofhelping the body eliminate toins in tandem with the other remedies.

ts also been suggested that remedies like Blumbum 2lead3 can be taken afterradiation eposure to help those who feel overwhelmed and in need ofprotection. 4elladonna might also prevent and relieve radiation burns and pains -even long after the immediate eposure! and 8ranite might prove to be a tonic.

There are many homeopathic remedies that can be taken for differentcircumstances! but the remedy chosen must fit the symptoms and mental state ofthe individual taking them < this re1uires the skill of a 1ualified homeopath whowill make the correct homeopathic diagnosis and treatment.

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The Ho$eo(ath"& S&h%essler Cell Salts

n the early nineteenth 0entury! ,octor $.#. Schuessler! a noted 8ermanphysiological chemist and physicist! identified (% Ltissue saltsL located in everyhuman cell. These Tissue Salts or L0ell SaltsL are vital mineral constituents of thebody and ,r. Schuessler found in his research that if they body was lacking inany of these salts! an imbalance occurs at the cell level which can lead to poorhealth or disease.

Schuessler cell salts 2also called Lbiochemic cell saltsL3 are a non-prescriptionitem and are available directly from any homeopathic pharmacy.

,r. Schuessler found that when cells were deficient in these minerals! then anabnormal 2diseased3 condition was produced and so he developed thesehomeopathic substances to help a body heal itself.

Pore information on the salts and their specific health applications will be foundin ,r. Schuesslers 4iochemistry by J.4. 0hapman! P.,. 2Aondon6 New ?ra Aabs!(*)&3. ,r. 0hapmans ecellent book indicates some keynote symptoms for thecell salts! of which the following is a summary6

The Twelve Salts and Some of Their Reynote Symptoms

(3 R"A B#=S 2Rali BhosphoricumC Botassium Bhosphate3a. mentalemotional symptoms predominateb. Feel as if Lm too tired to rest.Lc. "niety! brain fatigue! irritability! temper-tantrums! sleeplessness! di//iness!nervous asthmad. easily bleeding gums

%3 R"A PG 2Rali PuriaticumC Botassium 0hloride3a. white mucus! swollen glandsb. white or gray coated tongue! glandular swellings! discharge of white! thickmucus from nose or eyesc. indigestion from rich food

&3 R"A SAB# 2Rali SulphuricumC Botassium Sulphate3a. yellow mucus! later stages of illness! congestion and cough worse ineveningb. dandruff! yellow coated tongue! yellow crusts on eyelidsc. gas! poor digestion

@3 0"A0 B#=S 20alcarea BhosphoricaC 0alcium Bhosphate3a. teething remedyb. upset stomach! post-nasal drip! chronic cold feet! poor dentition

'3 0"A0 SAB# 20alcarea SulphuricaC 0alcium Sulphate3

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a. sores that heal poorly! herpes blistersb. pain in forehead! vertigo! pimples on the face

E3 0"A0 FA=G 20alcarea FluoricaC 0alcium Fluoride3a. poor tooth enamel! cracks in palms of hands! lips

b. hemorrhoids

)3 N"T PG 2Natrum PuriateC Sodium 0hloride3a. dryness of body openings! clear thin mucusb. effects of ecess overheatingC itching of hair at nape of neckc. early stage of common colds with clear! running discharged. insect bites 2applied locally3

K3 N"T SAB# 2Natrum SulphuricumC Sodium Sulphate3a. rarely neededb. green stools and other ecess bile symptoms

c. Sensitive scalp! greenish-gray or greenish-brown coating on tongue!influen/a

*3 N"T B#=S 2Natrum BhosphoricumC Sodium Bhosphate3a. simple morning sicknessC acid rising in throatb. #eadache on crown of head! eyelids glued together in morning!c. grinding of teeth in sleepC pain and sour risings from stomach after eating

(+3 P"8 B#=S 2Pagnesia BhosphoricaC Pagnesium Bhosphate3a. Puscle spasms! cramps and menstrual cramps! if always better with heatb. hiccupsC trembling of handsc. teeth sensitive to cold

((3 F?GGP B#=S 2 Ferrum BhosphateC Ferrum Bhosphate3a. first stages of inflammation! redness! swelling! early feverb. congestive headache! earache! sore throatc. loss of voice from overuse

(%3 SA0?" 2Silica3a. white pus forming conditions! boils 2Lhomeopathic lancetL3! stony-hardglandsb. Sty in eye area! tonsillitis! brittle nails

n particular! it is said that Rali. Bhos.! Nat. Sulph.! Pag. Bhos.! 0alc. Fluor.!Silicea! 0alc. Bhos.! Rali. Sulph. and Ferrum Bhos. are deficient in the blood ofthose who suffer from radiation sickness.

The cell salts are not drugs! but usually take months to show results that can be1uite subtle in nature. The tablets should not to be washed down with water butdissolved dry on your tongue.

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)ATHS FOR RE3O4IN/ RADIATION

The E(son Salt )ath

#ere>s the typical ?pson salt bath formula for detoifying the body from generalradiation eposure! such as from 0obalt-E+ irradiated food! -rays! or air flightswhere you are subject to high levels of ioni/ing radiation.

,issolve ( pound of sea salt or rock salt and ( pound of baking soda in ahot bath - as hot as can be tolerated - and soak in the water until the bathbecomes cool. This usually takes about %+-%' minutes. "fterwards! do notshower or rinse the salt off your body for @-K hours.

f you>ve been eposed to low-grade radioactive materials from the atmosphere!you can dissolve % pounds of baking soda in a tub of hot water! and follow the

previous instructions by staying in the water until it cools.

$hen taking this type of bath! you should also be sipping certain teas oralkali/ing your body by miing Z teaspoon of baking soda in a glass of warmwater and sip it during the bath. t would also be a good idea to take at least '+drops of #P, 2#eavy Petal ,eto3! three times daily to help mobili/e heavymetals! including uranium.

t would also be a good idea to off-load heavy metals 4?F=G? being eposed tonuclear radiation to help boost the immune system and strengthen otherphysiological systems in the body.

$ith radioactive fallout! ,r. Barcells recommended drinking an 91o%n&e !lass ofwater containing teas(oon nat%ral sea saltand teas(oon ba,"n! soa.

"ccording to the severity! this was to be drunk every %-& hours and each glasswas to be taken with & tablets of &al&"%$ la&tate or calcium hydroyapatitewhich is eactly the same calcium that we have stored in our bonesC both arevery easy forms of calcium for the body to absorb and use.

Sea Salt )a,"n! Soa Cla* this is a miture of the sea salt and bakingsoda mentioned above! but with the addition of one pound of bentonite! or othersafe clay < the radioactive heavy metals will bind to the bentonite') clay andremoved from the body.

Some specialists who work with radioactive isotopes use this method to removeradiation from their body. For an abnormally high level of radiation eposure onecan use this method three times a week for one month.

5;arth L. (ikalis ). *Farris L.E. ;ruckner ;.F. NGvaluation of Dlays as ;inding )gents foreduction of adionuclides in (ilk. Gffect of ;elle :ourche ;etonite on e?cretion in lactating goatsOJ.

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,r. Barcells claimed that the best time for this type of bathing was at night whenthe body was geared to detoification! and said you should only do one bath perday. ,on>t mi the ingredients from different baths together! but follow ,r.Barcells instructions for one bath at a time. 5ou can alternate the baths ondifferent evenings if you feel you have need for them all! though in a severe case

you might do a baking soda bath in the morning and one bath at night.The radiation detoification baths can be continued until you feel relief fromradiation symptoms though you should remember to use common sense and cutback or discontinue them if they are too strong or unpleasant.

t goes without saying that you should be careful not to drink from the toicbathing water < keep your head above the water line and do not add any bubblebath! soap or other shampoos that may hinder the effect of the deto.

These are powerful ways to deto through the skin that should not be

underestimated in a time of a nuclear fallout.

Ion">"n! Footbaths

There is an ioni/ing footbath that use at the ,a Dinci #olistic #ealth 0entrethat run in Aarnaca! 0yprus. The Focus oni/ing Footbath sets up a type of osmosiscondition! which drains out toins within the body. $hen you first place your feetinto the water and activate the F=0S machine! the water is clear. 4y the end ofthe &' min. bath! the water has changed in colour due to the cellular waste Wimpurities present in the water.

mpurities are pulled from the body! improving the bodys natural resilience. 0ellsphotographed under darkfield microscope demonstrate marked improvements

after just one bath. The cells are free-floating and rounded! appearing muchmore hydrated and oygenated. The cell walls are clearer and less dense andwork with the water in your body! activating it! energi/ing and balancing themeridians.

The Focus Footbath has also been scientifically tested for its efficacy ineliminating Percury with good results.

Re!%lar %se of the FOCUS bath &an a&h"eve:

0ellular 0leansing

"nti-aging

Strengthened mmune System

0learer Skin 0ompleion

"ctivates bodys natural elimination system! including lymph node

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$hen was first offered the Focus oni/ing ,eto bath had my doubts about itsefficacy! so a pilot study with (K clinical patients was conducted. The F=0Sfootbath clearly showed that it can eliminate mercury from the feet as in nearly all

cases there was a mean percentage increase in the post-sample compared tobaseline of '@.'(O 2range of &.%' to (').(( percent3.

=f the &@ people participating! (E people took #P,]! a natural chelating agent(.' hours before entering the footbath. For the #P,] group! the meanpercentage increase was @(%.**O! with a range of &.(+ to @E*).&*O. This isstatistically higher than the group that used the F=0S footbath without takingthe #P,] 2p+.+++(O3.

t is clear from the preliminary data that the F=0S footbath is certainlyfacilitating the removal of mercury from the body in nearly every patient tested.

=ne of the factors that facilitated the ecretion of mercury in the footbath was anatural heavy metal chelator called #P,] - the mean percentage increaseincreased to @(%.**O! a statistically significant increase. This patent-pendingnatural compound has been tested in double-blind! placebo controlled studieswith &'+ people and has been shown to work effectively at eliminating manydifferent heavy metals! including mercury. Beople using the footbath can also beencouraged to take the #P,] throughout their detoification protocol.

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SODIU3 )ICAR)ONATE 6)A;IN/ SODA7

,r. Park Sircus'Khas written an ecellent book on Sodium 4icarbonate entitled674icarbonate and Pagnesium Pedical 4aths.:#ere are some ecerpts from his

writings! but it is highly recommended that you purchase the book too for moredetails.

The oral administration of sodium bicarbonate diminishes the severity of thechanges produced by uranium in the kidneys. The kidneys are usually the firstorgans to show chemical damage upon uranium eposure. =ld military manualssuggest doses or infusions of sodium bicarbonate to help alkalini/e the urine ifthis happens. This makes the uranyl ion less kidney-toic and promotes ecretionof the nontoic uranium-carbonate comple.

,r. Park Sircus has also written a second edition entitled6 Sodium 4icarbonate6

Gich Pan>s! Boor Pans 0ancer Treatment.

So useful and strong is sodium bicarbonate that at Aos "lamos NationalAaboratory in New Peico! researcher ,on 5ork has used baking soda to cleansoil contaminated with uranium. Sodium bicarbonate binds with uranium!separating it from the dirtC so far! 5ork has removed as much as *% percent of theuranium from contaminated soil samples. The nited States "rmy recommendsthe use of bicarbonate to protect the kidneys from radiation damage.

,r. Park Sircus continues to say6 7Sodium bicarbonate can safely remove paint!grease! oil and smoke residue! decreasing workers eposure to harsh chemicals

and eliminating much of the ha/ardous waste associated with other cleaners.LSodium bicarbonate is able to clean in areas where other substances pose fireha/ards! because baking soda is a natural fire etinguisher!L says Renneth0olbert! a general manager for "rm W #ammer. This is the reason its used byoncology centers to control chemo agent spills and its actually usedintravenously to protect patients from the ha/ardous toicity of chemotherapy.:

7ranium is one of the only metals that get significant bonding from bicarbonate.Just flushing a lot of bicarbonate through the system! along with whatever kidneysupport you are going to use! will be very helpful! writes ,r. 0hris Slade. There isno better therapy for radiation sickness than intense sodium bicarbonate 2baking

soda3 and magnesium baths with the appropriate clay added in. ?ven sodiumthiosulfate can be added to these baths and that instantly neutrali/es anychlorine in the bath water while simultaneously providing sulfur for the vital sulfurpathways.:

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)"&arbonate an N%&lear Fallo%t

,r Sircus continues in his essay to say6 7f the bombs start dropping anywhere onearth! or if you live near a nuclear plant! you will want to have a large amount of

sodium bicarbonate on hand. Pinimum stocks should be %' or '+ pounds.Normally we recommend someone start with using one pound of bicarbonate in abath but that could easily be two or three pounds in an emergency situation. 5ouwill also need a lot of magnesium salts and the very best and most penetrating ofthem is the magnesium chloride in the form of magnesium bath flakes. ,ead Seasalt is also fine for this application because it is high in magnesium.:

?posure to radiation causes a cascade of free radicals that wreak havoc on thebody. Gadiation decimates the bodys supply of glutathione. Nebuli/ation is oneof the best ways to 1uickly increase glutathione levels as is the use of glutathionerectal suppositories. The main cancer risk from inhaled uranium oide and other

airborne radioactive particles is from tiny insoluble particles lodged deep in thelungs. Thats a good reason to nebuli/e both glutathione and bicarbonate directlyinto the lungs and one must wonder why governments and health officials haventsponsored this.

ranium oide can be inhaled by soldiers and civilians! it sticks to the lining ofthe lungs! it is taken up by cells of the immune systems and gets into lymphglands! bone! brain! hormone producing glands! ovaries and testes. t stays inthese organs for many decades and is only very slowly ecreted in urine.Nebuli/ation topically treats the lung tissues allowing for best effect oncontaminated lung tissues.

ranium-%&K is being eliminated in the hair using #P,] 2heavy metal deto3protocolsC to date there is no natural chelating agent known to mobili/e andeliminate uranium-%&K from body tissues apart from #P,].

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PROTECTIN/ A/AINST RADIATION =ITH FATT ACIDS

n the field of radiation therapy! there is a man whose work is hardly known!famous cancer doctor ?manuel Gevici! P,. n a lecture entitled 7The nfluence ofrradiation pon nsaturated Fatty "cids!: presented in Aondon in (*'+ to the

Sith "nnual 0ongress of Gadiology! ,r. Gevici eplained that the effects ofsevere radiation poisoning tend to increase over time due to a cascading effect ofmore and more fatty acids becoming abnormal. #is paper shows thatabnormally-conjugated trienic fatty acids 2leukotrienes3 induce radiation illness.

Gevici was one of the first pioneers to do substantial research in this area!concentrating on the study of lipids and radiation. n this particular lecture and inhis monographs! Gevici correctly described the inflammatory effects ofleukotrienes 2trienic conjugated fatty acids3 and their derivation from arachidonicacid! research that was paralleled decades later by 4engt Samuelsson! '* whowon a Nobel Bri/e for the discovery.

$hat happens is that if there is a fatty acid imbalance! a small bit of radiationdamage will actually grow worse over time until the effects are unstoppable.Gevici developed an o'al"& a&" "ne' to measure abnormal fatty acids in thebody! and determined that once this inde reached a critical level! death wascertain.

$hen the SSG suffered the 0hernobyl accident and many doctors werevolunteering their services to perform bone marrow transplants for the radiationvictims! Gevici felt that the approach of using bone marrow transplants to saveSoviet radiation victims would not work but was actually doomed to failure

because! :So long as 2abnormal fatty acids3 are in the body! they will act againsttransplanted bone marrow cells.:

n other words! for the acute radiation sickness hematopoietic syndrome wherebone marrow transplants are considered! Gevici basically said you have to checkfatty acid conditions to see whether that approach would be successful.

Gesearch on animals has suggested that a variety of cytokines might be usefulfor the hematopoietic syndrome that often re1uires this bone marrow therapy! butmost of them are not currently available or yet approved for human use.

"nyway! Gevici believed that the best antidote for the radiation poisoning was afatty acid antagonist and he developed a product! n1b%tanol! which has beenproved particularly useful in treating radiation burns.

f you suffer from radiation poisoning and you don>t do anything to correct thefatty acid imbalance in your body! then even if you take neutropenia 2white bloodcell3 stimulating growth factors! as just discussed! you may still die because you

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are not treating a crucial part of the e1uation. 5ou need to work on your fatty acidimbalance.

n the literature! there is very little information on fatty acid rancidity due toradiation eposure and how to counter it other than through the use of

antioidants 2such as vitamin ?! the thiol antioidants! vitamin 0! etc.3! many ofwhich you will naturally get through the radiation diet. $e do know that nat%ralbeta1&arotene protects against the lipid oidation and acts as a fatty acidantioidant radioprotector! but the big thing is the fatty acid imbalance itself.

,r. Gevici!E+years ago! stated that &o l"ver o"l fatt* a&"s had a high anticancervalue and this received corroboration at the (*K) "merican 0ancer SocietyScience $riters Seminar! where ,r. =tto Blescia 2Brofessor of mmunochemistryat Gutgers niversity3 concluded that a diet with Linclusion of omega-& fatty acidsabundant in certain fish oils! reduces the risk of breast cancer.L n terms ofradiation! mice eposed to large doses of radiation survived '+-(++O longer than

normal if fed cod liver oil.

Just as Gevici predicted! &o l"ver o"lis one of the most often recommended oilsfor the purposes of rebuilding one>s health. "nother often cited oil is ol"ve o"l!and two sets of eperiments in Spain 2lbane/ and 0astellanos3 showed that oliveoil fully protected rats against increasing doses of damaging -ray irradiation.E(

For olive oil! you want the virgin cold pressed oil.

Aike Gevici! #opewell has also studied polyunsaturated fatty acids as a means oftreating chronic radiation injuriesE%but perhaps the most interesting work in thisarea has been performed by the 8erman biochemist! ,r. Johanna 4udwig! whowas an epert on fats and oils.

,r. Johanna 4udwig worked for &+ years to discover the importance of fatty acidsin the diet and is world famous for the development of a diet that uses organic!raw! cold-pressed fla'see o"land low1fat &otta!e &heeseto treat cancer.The 4udwig diet formula uses a ratio of two tablespoons of flaseed oil miedwith one-1uarter cup of low-fat cottage cheese over approimately a three-monthperiod to reduce tumors! fight weakness and treat the anemia that oftenappeared in cancer patients. Therefore it treats symptoms similar to those whosuffer from radiation injury.

6#evici Gmanuel esearch in 9hysiopathology as a ;asis of 'uided Dhemotherapy with ,pecial)pplication to Dancer +)merican :oundation for Dancer esearch ew Eork 1"61-.

oyal 'ladys (odern utrition +9asadena Dalifornia- ovem/er 1"6# p. 11.61ietary polyunsaturated fatty acids$ impact on cancer chemotherapy and radiation.O )ltern (ed ev.

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OTHER RECO33ENDATIONS

Nat%ral /e"!er Co%nter:There is a plant that is a natural 8eiger counter. Thespiderwort plant is so sensitive to changes in radiation levels 2its petals change

color upon eposure3 that it>s often used as a natural radiation detector2dosimeter3! just as they use canaries in mines as detectors of poisonous gas.Some people like knowing that they have an ongoing monitoring system forradiation in the environment. For further tips you may also want to see an articlecalled \Treatments for Nuclear 0ontamination>.

Aet>s all stay happy and healthy!

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