posted March 15, 2011 12:11 AM            

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It looks like two or three of the reactors at Fukushima are in the process of melting down. In case you haven’t heard, reactor 1 literally blew up. I flew within several hundred miles of Tokyo last nite when we left Seoul, South Korea. It was all over Seoul TV. American television is covering it up, but that won't last for long. It is bad. Probably the worst disaster in history. And the fallout is heading beyond the greater Tokyo region and being pulled into the jet stream heading to the West Coast of America and Canada with Oregon and Northern California likely to get the worst of it.

I put this together (as a guide) for thebestdayever.com members and all my friends:

"In light of the meltdown of Fukushima: How to protect yourself and your thyroid against radiation: kelp, ginseng, ashwaganda (recently found to regrow nerves), chlorella, zeolites, fulvic acid, nascent iodine, reishi mushroom, sea salt (also salty miso), botanical (plant-derived) or lipo- vitamin C, magnesium (chlorophyll), selenium (brazil nuts), coconut butter (coconut products), Megahydrate, Crystal Energy. Spread the word."

Start small, but increase your dosages rapidly and dramatically if you live in Hawaii, Western Canada, and the Western USA. Start now. Fallout will descend upon North America sometime around March 22.

If you live in Japan, start taking massive doses of these foods, superfoods, superherbs, and supplements immediately. These are all safe for children.

Radioactive fallout lingers longest in medicinal mushrooms. If you live in North America, pick your mushrooms NOW. I wouldn’t recommend picking any medicinal mushrooms in the fallout zones (after the fallout begins) for several years, if not a decade depending on how bad the radiation is.

If you live in North America, stock up on food NOW because fresh food may be contaminated for several months after the fallout comes down from the jet stream into the fallout zones.

We all have to band together to stop nuclear power once and for all. All attention of all scientists should move to a total focus on free energy devices (solar, wind, implosion, etc.).

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posted March 15, 2011 12:43 AM            

Please consider these plants contain radioactive Cesium, Uranium, and Plutonium.

posted March 15, 2011 01:42 AM            

God's way of making us realise life's essentials.. care,love and compassion.

the Japanese folks have been through alot; war, disasters.

may God bless their souls.

posted March 15, 2011 05:46 AM            

Crazy.

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his is the part where we join hands to lend them help and prayers. so much for us getting distracted into improving from the recessions.

God's way of making us realise life's essentials.. care,love and compassion.

the Japanese folks have been through alot; war, disasters.

may God bless their souls

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posted March 15, 2011 02:39 PM            

By David Derbyshire, Richard Shears and Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 10:20 AM on 15th March 2011

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California 'monitoring situation closely' amid dramatic escalation of disaster
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Japan's nuclear crisis now appears worse than the Three Mile Island nuclear accident in 1979 - but not yet as bad as Chernobyl in 1986
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Japan PM tells people within 19 miles of plant to stay indoors as radiation reaches levels that could impact human heath
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Radioactive wind could reach Tokyo within hours - and radiation levels are already rising in city
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission admits it is 'quite possible' radiation could reach the U.S.
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'Worst-case scenario' could see 30,000ft winds sending nuclear cloud across Pacific - possibly hitting by Tuesday night

Fears that America could be hit by the nuclear fallout from the Japan earthquake have dramatically increased as workers prepared to abandon a reactor crippled by the earthquake and tsunami last night in the face of what is set to become the world's second worst nuclear disaster - topped only by Chernobyl.

Damage at the number two reactor at the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power complex is worse than thought, the Japanese government admitted tonight, sparking fears for human health both in Japan and the U.S.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has admitted it is 'quite possible' the fallout could reach America.

posted March 15, 2011 03:00 PM            

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http://www.radiationnetwork.com/

posted March 15, 2011 05:37 PM            

Calcium - Blocks uptake of stronium-90

Iron - Blocks uptake of plutonium

Potassium - Reduces uptake of cesium-137

Zinc - reduces uptake of radioactive zinc-65

Vitamin B 12 - Supresses the uptake of cobalt-60

I'm waiting for DW's friend to get the sources of this info.

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posted March 15, 2011 11:03 PM            

Nice.

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We have sold out of our current stock of Nascent Iodine. We got a confirmation of a shipment of thousands of bottles sent from our supplier to us on Monday (3/21) and even more a week from Friday (3/25). Therefore, most of the orders already placed are guaranteed to ship out by the end of next week. We are waiting for another confirmation for even more bottles to ship to us at the end of next week, but we won't know for a couple of more days. Therefore, most likely we will be able to ship out any Nascent Iodine orders by the end of next week. We are not 100% sure on this, but we are confident that if you order now, that you will get your shipment within 10 days - 3 weeks. Please check back here every day or so to get the latest update. 03/15/11 10:00 Eastern Time. This is the best price that you will find on the web for this product and we are required to raise the price back up to $36 in 10 days. It may be worth the wait in ordering now for a delivery in 2 weeks or 3 weeks.

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They had this stuff in stock way before what happened. And they never increased their price.
Which is good.

posted March 16, 2011 01:06 AM            

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How are our CA knowflakes faring?

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posted March 16, 2011 01:11 AM            

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I do not feel we are getting accurate and detailed information as far as nuclear fallout and the potentials of other countries being affected.

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posted March 16, 2011 05:49 AM            

Excellent interview with David Wolfe

posted March 16, 2011 02:00 PM            

State: Radiation Levels In AK Elevated But Not Harmful
State health officials say no need for concern of radiation exposure in AK
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Story Created: Mar 15, 2011 at 7:16 PM AKDT

Story Updated: Mar 15, 2011 at 7:49 PM AKDT

The explosions at the Fukishima Daiichi nuclear power plant have triggered fears across the globe, including Alaska, of radiation exposure.

The state commissioner of health and social services says Alaska could see a “very small increase in radiation levels—well below levels that would be a health concern.”

State officials say there are monitoring radiation levels at stations throughout the state—in Juneau, Anchorage and Fairbanks—through black boxes, which send that information back to state and federal computers.

But state health officials say, the chances of radiation reaching Alaska from Japan are very slim.

“The immediate effects occur within minutes and they typically are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, general malaise,” said Joe McLaughlin, state epidemiologist for the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services.

Weeks to months later, those symptoms get worse.

“They can also develop skin damage, hair loss, problems with the bone marrow and that can result in infection and ultimately can cause death,” McLaughlin said. “If you're going to die from radiation exposure, that usually occurs within months.”

But the chances of the problem affecting Alaskans are slim, officials said.

“Right now, we don't expect any radiation to affect Alaska,” said Chris Laborde, the state’s emergency program manager.

Scientists with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission say weather is keeping the radiation at bay: rain and snow are clearing the atmosphere and wind is carrying the rest of the radiation out to sea.

Still, some are worried.

“Some Alaskans have been calling in, asking whether or not it is appropriate for them to be taking potassium iodide and the simple answer to this at this point is, no,” McLaughlin said.

The pills protect the thyroid against radiation, but they can be harmful.

“It also can cause adverse side effects and therefore should only be taken if exposure to considerable doses of radiation is expected to occur,” McLaughlin said. “At this point there's no immediate or anticipated indication that this will occur in Alaska.”

Radiation may not be a concern, health officials say, but they're urging Alaskans to be prepared should an earthquake or tsunami strike.

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