


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
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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
Information
From Adam Short's Website -
LINK
There Are Four
Primary Anti- Radiation Pills
Recognized By The CDC.
"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."

"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
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