Re: RADSAFE digest 3138

[Norman & Karen Cohen <norco@bellatlantic.net>]

I may not have worded it that clearly in this posting. What I meant was by
synergistic (maybe not the most accurate  word) is that continual doses of
low-level radiation combined with other cancer causing toxins in the enviroment
give rise to soft tissue cancers. The continual doses
of radiation weaken the immune system thus making the health effects of
environmental toxins stronger than they would be otherwise.

This is the basic theory of the Tooth Project, and I'm repeating it as best I
can. I know that this is 100% opposite those folks who feel same extra
radiation a day is good for a person.

Norm

Holloway3@aol.com wrote:

> Norm writes:
>
> << I think the idea that there is a synergistic effect
>     between continually doses of low lowel radiation and the rise of soft
> tissue
>     cancers is an idea that needs to be considered. >>
>
> I don't understand your suggestion here.  I could see a synergistic effect
> between two possible causes of cancer but that is not what you stated.  How
> can there be a synergistic effect between a possible cause of cancer and
> cancer itself?
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