Radiation & Radioactive Nuclear Fallout Protection

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      With the cold war over and nuclear power plants out of favor, we thought we were safe. Now we are faced with nuclear terrorism and a new threat of nuclear war. Radical political and religious groups and nations may potentially have acquired nuclear weapons or nuclear material for dirty bombs.

      While the political prejudice, religious prejudice and greed of others may be beyond our influence as individuals, the ability to protect ourselves is within our reach. There are specific defensive measures that we can take to protect ourselves and minimize the harm from radiation exposure and radioactive fallout.

      Radioactive fallout exposure can come from inhalation and intake from contaminated water and food. When radioactive materials are taken into the body, they can be deposited in bones, glands and other tissues where they cause ongoing damage.

      One of the first concerns is protecting the thyroid gland from radioactive iodine, I-131, which is created in a nuclear explosion. Radioactive Iodine, I-131, is absorbed from the air, water and from food that is exposed to the fallout. The radioactive iodine, I-131, is deposited in the thyroid gland where the radiation that it emits damages the thyroid causing hypothyroidism and often cancer.

      The defense against this problem is to take large doses of iodine orally to saturate the thyroid gland with healthy iodine so there is no room to store the radioactive iodine from the environment. The usual form of iodine supplementation used for this purpose is either potassium iodide, KI, or potassium iodate, KIO3. Potassium Iodate, KIO3, is the preferred form because it is less bitter and is better tolerated, especially by children.

      If there were a nuclear event in our country, radioactive iodine would be released, which can damage your thyroid gland or even cause thyroid cancer. Taking potassium iodate- KIO3- a thyroid blocker, which is the only known protection for this problem, immediately after fallout, may prevent this.

      Estimating How Much KIO3 you need is simple: You need one bottle for every adult in your family and one bottle for every two children, and any extra bottles to send or give to the people you love.

      Should you want to purchase KIO3 for your pets, you should consider pet needs as same as a child.

      Remember, the shelf life of KIO3 under normal conditions is over 10 years.

      Dosage instructions are found on the bottle. For more detailed information download the file: KIO3.pdf

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