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 I Was Asked In Truth
                                              Social If I Had Anything
                                              On Radiation Sickness.
                                              With So Many Topics To
                                              Cover Nowadays, I Almost
                                              Passed Looking At EMF's.
                                              Glad I Didn't. 
                                              Electromagnetic Radiation
                                              Is Present All Around Us.
                                              With The Use Of Cell
                                              Towers It Is Increasing In
                                              Larger Amounts.
 
 What Is EMF Radiation?
 Information From Adam
                                              Short's Website - LINK
 
 Electromagnetic Radiation
                                              Consists Of Two Different
                                              Types Of Radiation.
 
 Electric Field Radiation
 Magnetic Field Radiation
 
 "Electric And Magnetic
                                              Field Radiation Exist
                                              Together Whenever There Is
                                              Moving Energy Charge.
                                              Power lines, For Example,
                                              Produce Both An Electric
                                              And Magnetic Fields As
                                              Electricity Pulses Through
                                              The Wire. The Two Fields
                                              Move Perpendicular To Each
                                              Other, And Because They So
                                              Often Found Together, They
                                              Are Usually Referred To As
                                              Electromagnetic Radiation.
                                              These Fields Make Up
                                              What's Called The
                                              Electromagnetic
                                              Spectrum."
 
 
 
 Difference
                                              Between Electric And
                                              Magnetic Fields In English
 
 
 
  
 Types
                                              Of Electromagnetic
                                              Radiation
 
 Electromagnetic
                                              Radiation Can Be Broken
                                              Down Into Two Main
                                              Categories:
 
 Ionizing Radiation
 Non-Ionizing
                                              Radiation
 
 
 
 Let's Take A
                                              Look At The Difference
                                              Between The Two,
 As Well As Some Common
                                              Sub-Types
 
 "Simply Put, Ionizing
                                              Radiation Has Enough
                                              Energy To Split An Atom
                                              While Non Ionizing
                                              Radiation Does Not.
                                              Ionizing Radiation Is
                                              Considered Harmful Because
                                              It Has The Potential To
                                              Cause Cellular Damage"
 
  
 
 
 The Effects Of Radiation
                                              On Our Health
 
 
 
 
 Dangers
                                            Of EMF In Buildings We Work
                                            Or Visit
    
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 CDC -
                                              Contamination &
                                              Exposure To Radiation
 Cute
                                              Little Video From The CDC
 Basically Telling Us Take
                                              A Shower You'll Be Fine
 
 
 
  
 
 This Doctor,
                                                However, Takes It More
                                                Seriously
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Declassified
                                              FDA - Info About Radiation
                                              Sickness
 
 
 
  
 
 
 Pentagon
                                                  Developing Radiation
                                                  Sickness Antidote
 
 
 
   
 
                                          
                                            Types
                                                  Of Anti Radiation
                                                  Pills"Potassium
                                                      Iodide (KI). KI
                                                    is derived from
                                                    stable iodine.
                                                    Taking KI after
                                                    exposure to high
                                                    amounts of
                                                    radioactive iodine
                                                    can help shield the
                                                    thyroid gland from
                                                    damage due to
                                                    radiation. The
                                                    thyroid gland works
                                                    by absorbing iodine.
                                                    When a person is
                                                    exposed to
                                                    radioactive iodine,
                                                    that is taken in by
                                                    the thyroid, leading
                                                    to permanent and
                                                    often irreversible
                                                    damage. KI pills
                                                    contain high amounts
                                                    of stable iodine
                                                    that is quickly
                                                    absorbed by the
                                                    thyroid gland. Thus,
                                                    the gland becomes
                                                    full of stable
                                                    iodine and doesn’t
                                                    absorb as much
                                                    radioactive iodine.
                                                    KI is generally
                                                    taken in response to
                                                    a public health
                                                    emergency such as a
                                                    nuclear meltdown,
                                                    and only at the
                                                    request of public
                                                    officials."Information
                                                    From Adam Short's
                                                    Website - LINK
 
 There Are
                                                  Four Primary Anti-
                                                  Radiation Pills
                                                  Recognized By The CDC.
 
 
 
 
 "Prussian
                                                    Blue. Prussian
                                                  Blue is a medication
                                                  used to treat cesium
                                                  and thallium radiation
                                                  poisoning. Cesium can
                                                  be found in the ground
                                                  after nuclear
                                                  meltdowns, while
                                                  thallium is an older
                                                  style rodent killer
                                                  that has been banned
                                                  in the United States.
                                                  Both are radioactive.
                                                  When taken after
                                                  exposure, Prussian
                                                  Blue keeps the
                                                  radioactive material
                                                  trapped in the
                                                  intestines, where the
                                                  body can eventually
                                                  flush it out. This
                                                  medication is
                                                  available by
                                                  prescription only." 
 
 "Diethylenetriamine
                                                      pentaacetate
                                                      (DTPA). DTPA
                                                    is given after
                                                    exposure to
                                                    radioactive
                                                    plutonium,
                                                    americium, and
                                                    curium. DPTA binds
                                                    to these elements
                                                    and helps clear them
                                                    from the body
                                                    faster, lowering an
                                                    individual’s overall
                                                    level of exposure.
                                                    DTPA is generally
                                                    given by doctors and
                                                    public health
                                                    authorities after
                                                    some kind of public
                                                    health emergency. It
                                                    can be injected or
                                                    taken orally, and
                                                    the number of
                                                    treatments necessary
                                                    depends on the
                                                    length and severity
                                                    of your exposure."
 
 
  
                                              "Neupogen. Also
                                                    known as filgrastim,
                                                    Neupogen was
                                                    approved by the FDA
                                                    in 2015 to treat
                                                    patients who had
                                                    been exposed to high
                                                    levels of radiation.
                                                    The drug is thought
                                                    to protect bone
                                                    marrow from
                                                    radiation damage,
                                                    and it is sometimes
                                                    given to cancer
                                                    patients to protect
                                                    against infection.
                                                    Neupogen is given in
                                                    injection form by a
                                                    doctor, in response
                                                    to a public health
                                                    emergency dealing
                                                    with radiation."  
 
 "The FDA Has
                                                    Approved Two
                                                    Different Forms Of
                                                    KI (Potassium
                                                    Iodide) Tablets And
                                                    Liquid That People
                                                    Can Take By Mouth
                                                    After A Radiation
                                                    Emergency Involving
                                                    Radioactive Iodine.
                                                    Tablets Come In Two
                                                    Strengths, 130
                                                    Milligram (mg) And
                                                    65 mg."
 
 
 Potential Health
                                                    Risks
 
 "The Anti-Radiation
                                                    Pills Above Can Be
                                                    Helpful In Response
                                                    To A Public Health
                                                    Emergency, But 
                                                    They Do Come With
                                                    Risks. Those Range
                                                    From Milder
                                                    (Neupogen, For
                                                    Example, Can Cause
                                                    Bone Pain And
                                                    Diarrhea) To Severe
                                                    (KI Can Cause
                                                    Permanent Damage To
                                                    The Thyroid Gland,
                                                    The Very Thing It's
                                                    Taken To Prevent)
                                                    The Decision To Take
                                                    An Anti-Radiation
                                                    Pill Should Not Be
                                                    Taken Lightly."
 
  
 
   
 
 
 How We Can Treat Radiation Poisoning
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Iodide
                                                  Pills - Everything You
                                                  Need To Know
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 1996
                                                  - Hazards In
                                                  Mining  - PDF - 36
                                                    Pages
 
 1994 - Acute Radiation
                                                  Sickness - PDF - 39
                                                    Pages
 
 1993 - Identification
                                                  Of Space Radiation
                                                  Hazard - PDF - 8
                                                    Pages
 
 1992
                                                    - Effects Of
                                                    Microwave Radiation
                                                    On Humans - PDF - 28 Pages
 
 1966 - Changes In The
                                                  Peripheral Division Of
                                                  The Auditory
 Analyzer In Acute
                                                  Radiation Sickness -
                                                  PDF - 11
                                                    Pages
 
 1962 - Study Of
                                                  Radiation Sickness -
                                                  PDF 13
                                                    Pages
 
 1916 - 1959 -
                                                  Biological Effects Of
                                                  Non Ionizing Radiation
 On Humans And Higher
                                                  Animals - PDF - 
                                                    26 Pages
 
 
 
  
 
 New Treatment For
                                                  Radiation Exposure
 
 
 
 U.S. Developing
                                                  Radiation Sickness
                                                  Drug
 
 "The Original Birther"
 
 
  
 
                                           Top EMF
                                              Protection - LINK   
 
 Best
                                                Potassium Iodide Tablets
 LINK
   
 
  
  
 
 
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