[ RadSafe ] Re: Radiation deficiency remediation
dckosloff at firstenergycorp.com
dckosloff at firstenergycorp.com
Mon Apr 4 15:09:51 CEST 2005
Why not use salt substitute, potassium chloride? It is readily available
in grocery stores and has other benefits as well.
Don Kosloff,
Perry, OH and Shippingport, PA
"jjcohen"
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radsafe-bounces at r Subject: [ RadSafe ] Re: LDR extends lifespan, and immune competence (again,
adlab.nl still)
04/03/2005 03:15
PM
FYI, a few years ago there was a string on radsafe on the possibility of
administering supplementary radioactivity to those with "radiation
deficiency" in order to achieve "optimal dosage". In discussing the best
radionuclide for the purpose, as I recall, those that tend to concentrate
in single organs such as the radioiodines should be avoided. I don't think
any consensus was reached on what the "best" radionuclide should be, but
because of its uniform distribution, tritium would seem to be a good bet.
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