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Cancer - Not So Basic As the Authorities Pretend, and Radiation is a Big Part

Sunday, October 22, 2017 13:03
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if cancer was a thing of pure random chance, the one DNA stand that didnt make it and spun out of control, as the science of radiobiology asserts, then your chances of getting cancer would not depend on your over all health, your immune system, diet and exercise. But this is not the case.
The new science of radiation physics will realize that the cell wall plays an important role, not just the nucleus. Simoncini was right about genetics…they arent ‘written in stone’, they are expressed depending on extracellular and intracellular communication. The cell wall is key because of the ion channels, the proteins and the extracellular matrix which extend the function of the cell to act in synch with the rest of the body. You are one animal, and so the cells have to act as one. The cell is not a jumble of tinker toys, its a functional unity…a little animal as it were.
Cancer isnt a genetic disease, its not a singular cell gone wrong, its a problem of cellular communication and cellular health over many cells.
The banana equivalence ‘lie’ is actually very complicated. The lie is that all ionizing radiation fits into one category of bodily influence. Simple observation shows this is not correct. A dose of radiation from one type of radionuclide can cause systemic ill health, while a larger dose of radiation from another radionuclide can be benign, even healthy
Our radioactive ocean, our radioactive body. The danger is not in the dose, the danger is in the…

stock, I think my points here are good. Chitin, fungus, parasites, rise in cancer since the nuclear age, cell communication, and its disruption through bioelectric ion corruption by bioconcentrated fallout containing parasites. It fits together like a big jigsaw puzzle. It has science behind it. Just think of it this way; they USE these fungi or chitin organisms to sop up radionuclides in the industry because they are so good at it. Moreover, many of them (melanized ones) THRIVE off thatshit and actively seek it out. Now, at the same time we have sound clinical evidence that getting rid of those buggers and restoring the cell to health can cure cancer. The evidence that the two are related is de facto; parasites and fungi have been wreaking havoc since forever, but cancer is on the rise since the nuclear era and Chernobyl showed that low levels kill. Ion exchange is a key factor. Amino acids can act as ion exchange material also. The combination of pathogens, fungi and radiation goes a long way to explain the situation. Autoradiographs show INTERNAL hot spots of cesium….how do they get there? The body does not allow anything bigger than some molecules to pass, not hot particles…I would think Our digestive sieve is very very fine!!
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CodeShutdown

wow, 137Cs levels up to 23,000 Bq⋅m−3. Thats almost twice the background radiation.
Buesseler is on the project. He knows from his work in the black sea that sediment can contain 1000x as much radiation as in the open water.
The scientists of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution say the levels of radiation “are not of primary concern” to public health.
Whew…ok, and we are told you can trust them, so no worries


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CodeShutdown

one of the articles added a twist; “Fortunately, these waters are not used for drinking and no one is exposed to them, so the authors said “public health is not of primary concern” in their paper”


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CodeShutdown

heres a question; is ONE atom of cesium137 per cell a concern? Can it do anything at all to speak of? Pretty sure it isnt radiating until it decays and then its a quick trip or two to barium stability. One atom.
According to an estimate made by engineers at Washington University, there are around 100,000,000,000,000 or 100 trillion atoms in a human cell. Could ONE atom of cesium do anything to disrupt 100 trillion atoms?
Its a key question, and one must know the answer to successfully argue against Woods Hole’s continued statement that Fukushima radiation is of no concern.
Ive been giving answers for a long time! Now I want to hear some answers from other people


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  • waitinanquakin

    Code, seriously, haven’t the last few days shown you what this place is all about?
    Lighten up, amuse yourself, try and break your addiction. Or go full-on gnarly. But reason – ahahahaha!


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  • waitinanquakin

    oh well -
    …the amount of energy absorbed by a mass of cells is not what determines biological effect.
    What matters is the spacial concentration of ionizing events in relation to cellular molecular components hit.
    Internal emitters are densely ionizing.
    You know what this also means?
    The ICRP model is a FAILED model in relation to describing the effects of internally ingested LLR.
    The model has been myopically designed not to recognise the effects of low level radiological exposure, and only cancer and directly observable birth defects of living newborns, despite the a plethora of other illnesses may result from organic molecular damage.
    The evidence of numerous studies bears this out.
    (Thank you white wolf)


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    • CodeShutdown

      or-well steps to the plate! Good job too
      I ask about one atom for a reason. Is one atom densely ionizing? I mean forget about low and high energy tracks…just the radiation from one atom. I would say no, its not a high density radiation source…its not doing much of anything until it cant take the unstable thoughts and then it goes to barium then stable, 90% of the time. One atom is not a constant source of becquerels
      If my little stab at it was correct, we are at a biologically significant dose of Cs137 with an average of one atom per cell. A near fatal dose is about 130 atoms per cell (whole body average). Compare to K-40; we have about six million radioactive potassium atoms (k-40) per cell! (unless I messed up the numbers!)
      This is the foundation that lets Beusseler say there is no harm from the fallout…”our radioactive ocean” is the Woods Hole and NOAA theme to placate the public
      The scientific and legal base is the ICRP dose model. You might guess I have some thoughts about this low dose conundrum


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      • Maybe the GRateful Dead could re-issue a song as
        “It’s Just A Bag Of Water……..”


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      • waitinanquakin

        Who? Oh – you mean my brother from a different dimension, with evil intention, and a bad psychic henchman, a mean monkeewrenchman with linguistic tension.
        He’s dead.


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        • CodeShutdown

          dead? No, wherever a bright mind speaks out on injustice without mincing words, or paints the picture in poetry, there you shall find him
          http://www.azquotes.com/picture-quotes/quote-poetry-is-the-music-and-painting-of-the-mind-sonia-orwell-119-97-09.jpg


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          • Excellent point Code, I knew that as true, a strong immune system and strong body will help prevent or fight cancer.
            But never saw it written in that manner, so that is awesome.


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            • CodeShutdown

              I think its key to realize that just adding free radical de activators is not the be all and end all of why herbs and vit c and stuff can combat cancer from low level radiation. Gerson found that the cell voltage had to be high to combat cancer…but later research found that the intercellular communication that relies on the ion channels, the bioelectric fields has a primary role. Cancer isnt a single cell disease. Low level radiation is not a DNA double strand break problem for the most part. Added free radical load has an effect but what it is EXACTLY? It is the cascade of effects, resulting in a breakdown of intercellular communications which ultimately leads to a metasticized cancer.
              The fact that chitin and other endogenous material have this ion exchange property that bioaccumulates radiation of high specific activity seems like a VERY good line of research.
              You see, the high specific activity shouldnt come into play if the cesium is evenly distributed at the atomic level (not totally true, but for the point). One atom out of six million. But if the cesium accumulates into hot regions of fungi, or amino acid neurotransmitters, or parasites, then the inter-cellular communication system is disrupted. Kill the parasites, the fungi (not very easy!!), get the heavy metals out, fortify the body with its required nutrition and low level radiation will not have the cancerous effect


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              • CodeShutdown

                I should say, one radioactive cesium atom out of six million radioactive potassium atoms in the cell…which has some 37 trillion atoms…how much harm can it do? As it turns out, this has been epidemiologically and even lab tested to have an effect. A very tiny shooter, put one radioactive decay into a cell and a systemic cellular response was observed. Moreover, if you take a cell that has been ‘hit’ by a track of fallout decay, and just take some of the fluid that the cell was in and transfer it to the fluid bathing other cells, there will be an effect. The other cells, untouched by radiation, may decide to commit suicide, so drastic is the communication note held in that fluid


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              • Jebus

                What would be the chances of any one life form being physically exposed to nuclear waste, being exposed to only one atom of nuclear waste.


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              • Jebus

                Now I’m curious as to whether those people in Lithuania that were documented as having been exposed from Fukushima are fearmongering because they probably only got just one atom of plutonium…


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              • CodeShutdown

                Jebus, a fetus might get one atom, and it would apparently have an effect. But the figure is one atom per cell, not one atom in total.
                1/5 of a becquerel in total was enough to deform butterflies in fukushima. 2 becquerels killed them.


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              • CodeShutdown

                Jebus, if my numbers are correct, the level of cesium that gives cesium heart described by bandazhevsky is on the order of one atom of cesium per cell (body average). Of course I could have messed up the math, so someone should check it. I only went through it once and there are big exponents to get right


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              • Jebus

                I agree. I see more and more as I read others knowledge.
                I have enough studies in pdf for a class.
                I have been irradiated since before birth.
                Santa Susana melted down the summer I began.
                I live on the Columbia.
                I’m downwind, downriver, and destination trade winds.
                An atom seems so small…


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              • Jebus

                Never stop speaking up Code, because no one is getting just one atom…


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              • CodeShutdown

                ‘Overall, several studies challenge the traditional paradigm that the important biological effects of ionizing radiation are due to DNA damage induced as a result of direct interaction of the radiation track with the cell nucleus. They indicate that irradiated and non-irradiated cells interact, and oxidative metabolism and intercellular communication have an essential role in signaling events leading to radiation-induced bystander effects.’
                http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1687850715000333


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              • Jebus

                If one is many a risk.
                Many are lethal.
                Biology tends to collect and sequester.
                Putting what it perceives to need, where it needs it in an organism.
                I feel sad for the creatures when I see the descriptions of the representation of the bag of water.
                Ants communicate with many cells as a collective organism…


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      • CodeShutdown

        parasites have been found to be associated with cancer. Allopathy recognizes a few, but outliers like Hulda Clark and Simoncini see parasites or fungi as primary to most cancer. Many of these are chitin based organisms. Cancer is a multicellular breakdown in cell communication. That one atom per cell of cesium takes on a new dimension if it is all bioaccumulated in parasites or fungi. I have been wondering about this for some time…specifically the hot spots of internal cesium. They arent ‘supposed’ to be there. Chitinous microorganisms present a possible confluence of causation in cancer. Consider that cancer was relatively rare before the nuclear era. Parasites were causing illnesses of all kinds throughout history. Heres the point; the cellular communication, and of particular interest, the bioelectric field may be ‘short circuited’ by the combined action of fungi, parasites and their bioaccumulated hot spots of radiation
        Ingrid Naimans article…one of many…on parasites, herbs and cancer. She is starting a clinic in Equador
        http://www.cancerchecklist.com/purification/parasite_problems.html


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        • wormwood, garlic. Good to de-worm every year or 3. Bitter something too…..


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          • CodeShutdown

            Dr Clark was all about black walnut and clove. Later she added electronic frequency therapy. Simoncini was right that the cancer science does not know the answer, even though they know 1000 and 1 things about genetics and cancer promoters.
            About six or so things are required for cancer…but they all relate to the essential health, integrity and communication of the cells. A healthy diet, exercise, a peaceful mind, herbs…these all over-ride, to a large extent, the ‘stochastic’ nature of low level radiation.
            Only by seeing radiation and the cell in a new way can science over turn the failed ICRP model and the reality of epidemiology of nuclear accidents become accepted, thereby ending the stronghold of the nuclear industry. As it stand, the failed economics of nuclear is our only hope. Its shameful…


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            • My bad, Black Walnut.
              Use economics. Dont let them rape ratepayers.
              It helps, speak out at other sites too. I do often.


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              • CodeShutdown

                stock, I think my points here are good. Chitin, fungus, parasites, rise in cancer since the nuclear age, cell communication, and its disruption through bioelectric ion corruption by bioconcentrated fallout containing parasites. It fits together like a big jigsaw puzzle. It has science behind it. Just think of it this way; they USE these fungi or chitin organisms to sop up radionuclides in the industry because they are so good at it. Moreover, many of them (melanized ones) THRIVE off thatshit and actively seek it out. Now, at the same time we have sound clinical evidence that getting rid of those buggers and restoring the cell to health can cure cancer. The evidence that the two are related is de facto; parasites and fungi have been wreaking havoc since forever, but cancer is on the rise since the nuclear era and Chernobyl showed that low levels kill. Ion exchange is a key factor. Amino acids can act as ion exchange material also. The combination of pathogens, fungi and radiation goes a long way to explain the situation. Autoradiographs show INTERNAL hot spots of cesium….how do they get there? The body does not allow anything bigger than some molecules to pass, not hot particles…I would think Our digestive sieve is very very fine!!


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              • Ya Code, saved as draft article for the future. stock out


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              • CodeShutdown

                stock, while youre at it, grab the rest of my thread which is here
                http://enenews.com/forum-off-topic-discussion-thread-non-nuclear-issues-new-as-of-january-2017/comment-page-60?replytocom=869769#respond
                did you see the amazing cell communication take over of the ant zombie fungus?


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            • I do clove in my coffee…lol…its awesome when you get used to it.


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              • CodeShutdown

                wormwood works too. This is the ingredient in the famous drink of absinthe, and what they made illegal. A deeper study shows the wormwood didnt hurt anybody and the whole absinthe scare was manufactured by the wine makers who were losing business. Good absinthe is a VERY nice drink


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        • CodeShutdown

          if cancer was a thing of pure random chance, the one DNA stand that didnt make it and spun out of control, as the science of radiobiology asserts, then your chances of getting cancer would not depend on your over all health, your immune system, diet and exercise. But this is not the case.
          The new science of radiation physics will realize that the cell wall plays an important role, not just the nucleus. Simoncini was right about genetics…they arent ‘written in stone’, they are expressed depending on extracellular and intracellular communication. The cell wall is key because of the ion channels, the proteins and the extracellular matrix which extend the function of the cell to act in synch with the rest of the body. You are one animal, and so the cells have to act as one. The cell is not a jumble of tinker toys, its a functional unity…a little animal as it were.
          Cancer isnt a genetic disease, its not a singular cell gone wrong, its a problem of cellular communication and cellular health over many cells.
          The banana equivalence ‘lie’ is actually very complicated. The lie is that all ionizing radiation fits into one category of bodily influence. Simple observation shows this is not correct. A dose of radiation from one type of radionuclide can cause systemic ill health, while a larger dose of radiation from another radionuclide can be benign, even healthy
          Our radioactive ocean, our radioactive body. The danger is not in the dose, the danger is in the…


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            • Farthington MacMananus

              I think code was suggesting something about excess energy/time.


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                But hey, just guessing.


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              • CodeShutdown

                not excess energy/time. Thats the concept Im fighting against. Rather the problem with low level fallout may be the ion concentration/distance. This is the ionic field which has a communications function. Think of it like rubbing a stick with copper dust and laying it across a car battery.
                radiobiology recognizes two types of pertinent cell communications systems that influence radiation toxicity. ‘short range Gap Junctional Intercellular Communication and long range Distant Cell Signaling Intercellular Communication, mediated by soluble transmissible factors and propagated by Brownian active or passive diffusive motion.’
                In typical biological scientist mind set, they find the tinker toy bits (phosphorylation of connexin43 protein for gap junction signalling, secretions of TGF-β, interleukin-8, serotonin and others), but they miss the energy field effect. Studies show that small modifications of the bioelectric field can produce wild deformations, or promote tissue and limb re-generation and also cure cancer.
                The essential idea is that the ICRP model with its single DNA strand hit does not fit observed reality. Meanwhile, radiation dose from fallout is very low and scientists cant for the life of them grasp how it could do anything. But the combination of low level radiation that is bioconcentrated at the cell surface, or ‘bridging’ several cells by say fungal hyphae brings a new plausible theory of low level fallout toxicity


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                “Not excess energy/time. Thats the concept Im fighting against. Rather the problem with low level fallout may be the ion concentration/distance.”
                Yeah fair enough, I did forget about distance there.
                I find it interesting that you are fighting against excess energy/time though.
                So like, unsuitable excess energy, over time but also divided by distance? Vaguely speaking, I mean, we’d have to consider lymphatic/lymphocytic function, energy transfer mechanisms (glutamine/atp/atm, etc), additional supporting “sources”, all kinds of shit.
                Like I still got this theory that “gravity” is an inherent property/function of matter. Like, it doesn’t move, so it moves things.
                And I get this feeling “space” isn’t space, but more like a voronoi diagram (but like a gauss field, roughly speaking, I was reminded of SVD or something?), so there’s no…empty stuff, it’s just that density or energy to mass ratio is variable.


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              • CodeShutdown

                “I find it interesting that you are fighting against excess energy/time though.”
                Its a conceptual problem endemic to the nuclear health science community. Strictly speaking, everything involves energy. Its just that the energy is so damn low…its not the means of destruction.
                If a ruler ordered his men to commit suicide, would you blame the energy/time of his voice or the command note for their deaths?


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                “If a ruler ordered his men to commit suicide, would you blame the energy/time of his voice or the command note for their deaths?”
                Well, I’d probably think he’s an asshole and his men/women (don’t to discriminate) are fucking stupid. Otoh, if you consider it as an appeal to supporting some of this shit, it almost seems reasonable.


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Yeah excuse my typing, hope you can understand.


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              • earthsmith

                Humans know not how they know nothing.


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          • Dr. Anne Lee Tomlinson Maziar

            If you really want to understand what is going on read this book:
            Rainbow Green Live-Food Cuisine Paperback – August 22, 2003
            by Gabriel Cousens M.D. (Author)
            https://www.amazon.com/Rainbow-Live-Food-Cuisine-Gabriel-Cousens/dp/1556434650
            Written by a brilliant medical doctor.


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            • Dr. Anne Lee Tomlinson Maziar

              And read this book:
              Hiroshima to Fukushima: Biohazards of Radiation (Science Policy Reports) 2014th Edition
              by Eiichiro Ochiai (Author)
              https://www.amazon.com/Hiroshima-Fukushima-Biohazards-Radiation-Science/dp/3642387268
              Written by a brilliant bio-chemist.


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            • CodeShutdown

              Gabriel Cousens is good…I havent read Ochiai.
              What Im suggesting is a new idea; a synergic effect of low level nuke fallout that is bioconcentrated onto internal chitinous organisms or amino acids.
              For example, Dr Clark and Dr Simoncini see a direct relationship of fungus or parasites and cancer. Simoncini didnt go for the acid pH theory, or other holistic concepts. They both have clinical experience. If you kill the fungus and the cancer goes away, can you blame your dose of Fukushima radiation? Can you use this to debate with Beusseler or condemn the nuclear cartel?
              You see, cancer is on the rise concurrent with low level fallout. Why are some stricken with cancer from fallout while others are not? Simoncinis fungus or Clarks flukes and tape worms?
              The challenge is to understand why some radiation is dangerous and other sources, even at higher radiation doses are not. This idea tentatively helps bridge the gap


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Considering cancer rates, diets and such, what would you say are some of the most obvious to implicate fungi? Candida albicans, maybe some saccharomyces cerevisae? What else though? Should we look at other fungi in common “foods”, or perhaps ones that are often often found in immunocompromised individuals?


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Again, I just have this fucking feeling, that it’s always look like what is classifiably fungi. I’ve seen some interesting dual-state (in a biological sense) pathogens.


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Aspergillus? Shit, those images remind me of cancer.
                https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathogenic_fungus


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Well, we know that Kombucha or whatever is used in that can’t be good. The ACA suggests “it may kill you!” and russian olympic athletes didn’t do badly on it.
                What about cordyceps though? I mean, have you seen those things in the rainforest (what was that movie, about the anti-cancer stuff, which revolved around ants?). So cordyceps kill those anticancer things. Shit. It fucking makes sense.
                https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/gb-2011-12-11-r116


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Yeah I’m tripping hard.
                https://youtu.be/OGKlXbj7q9Q?t=451
                Those 3 songs there.


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              • Dr. Anne Lee Tomlinson Maziar

                “List of foods that contain malonic acid
                “alfaalfa sprouts, apricots, araica (dried), beans (black, great northern, lima, mung, navy, red kidney), black olives (canned), broccoli, butternut squash peel, carrots, chaparrall (dried), chocolate, ginger root skin, grape jam (commercial), green zucchini (dark), kombu (seaweed), limes, mangos (large, small yellow), nori sea weed (packaged), onions (purple), oranges (all kinds), papaya (Mexican), parsnips, passion fruit, persimmons (Fuji, regular), radish (daikon), red skin of peanuts, Tamari soy sauce, tomatoes, turnips (rutabaga), wheat grass.”
                https://www.bentrideronline.com/messageboard/showthread.php?t=5047


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              • Dr. Anne Lee Tomlinson Maziar

                “…Malonic acid (also known as malonate) accumulates in tumours – it is a common denominator of tumours. Certain foods contain malonate (see list of malonate-free foods in The Cure for All Advanced Cancers). The malonic acid content of foods has increased due to agricultural practices such as the use of certain pesticides, time of harvesting and methods of artificial ripening. For instance, organic oranges, carrots and broccoli do not contain malonic acid, whereas the ordinary varieties do. Some foods that contain malonic acid are: alfalfa sprouts, apricots, beans, broccoli, carrots, chocolate, kombu, limes, mangos, nori, onions, oranges, parsnips, tomatoes and wheat grass. All supplements needed to detoxify the malonates in your body are included in the 21-day program. …”
                http://www.consumerhealth.org/articles/display.cfm?ID=20000830163022


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              • CodeShutdown

                OK, thanks Anne and Frank for your contributions to the subject…
                Lets narrow it down; Just answer this; what is the ratio of toxicity for Cs137 and K40 per becquerel of internal dose?
                Thats what we need to answer the question left above by Beusseler et al; how can they say fukushima is of no concern while the whole ocean is going belly up?
                let me repeat…just answer this, instead of posting chapters from Clarks book etc
                Lets narrow it down; Just answer this; what is the ratio of toxicity for Cs137 and K40 per becquerel of internal dose?


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                CS, here’s an even simpler question. Let’s do this all scientific-like, life expectancy and k-40 accumulation. Yeah I ain’t no fan of cs-137. But this is all conflation, most people these days live longer than they used to, not saying anything about quality of life or anything like, just citing historical evidence.
                So like, even more k-40, even more cs-137, yet people are living longer. In a stochastic, average means sort of sense. Without citing the very unscientific bible, try and argue that.


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              • CodeShutdown

                Farth I dont care for your longer-life-despite-radiation argument. There is evidence ancient Egyptians lived as long or longer than modern humans. Some of the longevity info is questionable…and for example some of the longest lived people have the habits of their great ancestors.Belarus is showing reduced life span after Chernobyl. Also, its besides the point Im trying to make.


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            • CodeShutdown

              see these six fundamental things required for tumorigenisis
              https://www.nature.com/scitable/content/parallel-pathways-of-tumorigenesis-38276
              Cell communications is at the base of all of them. It invalidates the ICRP idea that radiation results in a certain mathematical probability for a cell to mutate to cancer.
              Lets be clear; nobody knows for sure why low level nuclear fallout causes cancer. Cancer is still the big mystery for science. A new paradigm is emerging; it involves the cell surface and communication factors, ROS as well as cytoplasm and nucleus. Im adding the clinical observations of people like Simoncini and the fungal connection
              This is how we are trying to grasp the fundamental difference in toxicity of different radioisotopes, which are so far off those given by scientific extrapolation from the Hiroshima bomb survivors


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              • CodeShutdown

                Heres a real fundamental question;
                The question is this; How dangerous is that fallout along the beach compared to the background radiation?
                Woods Hole says that nuke fallout at 20,000 bq/m3 is no concern. They say its approximately twice as dangerous as background which isnt hardly dangerous.
                Now its obvious you must know two things;
                A) how toxic the fallout is and
                B) how toxic the background is
                Most people dont realize they dont know either one. No study can be found for cesium 137 or K-40 toxicity on humans. They extrapolate and guess, based on some bomb victims, a few accidents and some gruesome dog injections


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Excuse me, doing some inverse dynamics, in a way. I clap my hands when I hear extrapolation, I mean unless you use it as a method to suggest implicit constraint to improve your solver or integrator, your shit be blowin up. I don’t know many things, but I what symplectic means.


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Think about this CS, try an integral. Yeah yeah, I’m just making shit up.
                So let’s say you take all existing organisms, well okay, you can’t do that. But let’s say you consider the total mass/k-40 ratio vs life expectancy, let’s say you then compare this in modern times (no, no remember, there’s an awful lot of predetermined death in industry, so that’s not exactly worth consideration).
                As a pro-nuker I would say that cs-137 correlates quite well with increased human life expectancy, further, I would suggest k-40 is quite necessary for death.


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            • Farthington MacMananus

              Do you know what the ratio of cs-137 to k-40 was, say, 178234781 years ago? So like, I don’t fucking know. You don’t either.


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                Yeah that was meant as a reply to CS in the other thread, sorry about that.


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              • CodeShutdown

                the ratio of Cs-137 to K-40 200 million years ago is more or less known. There was hardly any Cs137 but there was a slightly higher level of K-40. But thats not the question…we want to know the ratio of toxicity per becquerel. We want the nuke industry to know it, the scientists to know it
                I have a tentative ballpark figure;
                Codes new potassium40 dose coefficient;
                K-40 = 0.013 nSv/Bq.
                Cs-137= 65 nSv/Bq
                thus the ratio of toxicity per becquerel of Cs137 to K40 is about 5000
                that is in contrast to Woods et al who say the ratio is closer to 1 and thus the stamp of safety to the deadly Fukushima disaster


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                More or less known, 200 million years ago, yeah okay, according to who and what? There was more k-40, but humans died quicker?
                Come on dude, you’re gonna have to do better than that. I’m not a clever man, but you can probably figure that out.


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              • CodeShutdown

                F..are you wallpapering my wallpaper or am I wallpapering over your wallpaper? I thought I had an interesting subject going and I feel smothered by the flippant tangents, can you understand that?


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              • Farthington MacMananus

                I’m being sarcastic, because I think also don’t know wtf is going and, and if you do, that would make you liar by omission. This is nothing new to me.


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              • CodeShutdown

                what is the value of knowing primordial radioactivity? For one thing, it gives a hint at how toxic or perhaps even useful background radiation might be to life.
                Regarding Cs137, since there were no constant generators of it, and it has a relatively short life, we can assume the level in pre history was close to zero.
                I estimate the level of K-40 radioactivity in proto cells at the beginning of life contained 1.25 million becquerels per cubic meter

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                PlowboyGrownUp

                Addition to that hydrogen topic introduced by CodeSD a few days ago:
                “Gut hydrogenotrophs…In a process analogous to the way mammalian cells dispose of reducing power by reducing O2 to H2O, fermentative gut microbiota reduce hydrogen H+ to H2 to dispose of reducing power. [1] H2 formation occurs predominantly through the oxidation of pyruvate, formate or reduced NADH and FADH2.” https://microbewiki.kenyon.edu/index.php/Gut_hydrogenotrophs


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                • HillbillyHoundDog

                  https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24529916?dopt=Abstract
                  Parkinson’s disease may be due to failure of melanin in the Substantia Nigra to produce molecular hydrogen from dissociation of water, to protect the brain from oxidative stress.
                  Brenner.


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                  • CodeShutdown

                    thanks for that link Hillbilly. “Melanin, a hybrid electronic/ionic conductor”
                    I was proposing that melanin could be an electrodynamic participant in radiaion damage or resistance some time ago…that aussie Angela was arguing against it as usual. The ability of melanin to chelate metals and also create the powerful oxidizer hydrogen peroxide is another clue differentiating nuke fallout from potassium radiation. Fallout radionuclides of high specific activity could bioaccumulate in neuromelanin creating a consequent biological cascade with deadly effect.
                    “t it has a cytoprotective function in the sequestration of redox-active metal ions under normal conditions but also has a cytotoxic role in the pathogenesis of Parkinson’s disease. Thus, neuromelanin accumulates normally through the autooxidation of catecholamines and serves tightly to bind redox-active metal ions, processes which would accelerate under conditions of intracellular or extracellular oxidative stress. Based on the known properties of melanin, however, neuromelanin also has the potential for exacerbating oxidative stress, eg by generating H2O2 when it is intact or by releasing redox-active metal ions if it loses its integrity; these reactions also would modulate the reactivity of the neuromelanin. By overwhelming intracellular antioxidative defense mechanisms, such a positive-feedback cycle could turn a condition of chronic or repeated oxidative stress in vulnerable neurons into an acute crisis…


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                  • PlowboyGrownUp

                    ‘Dissociation of water’, interesting.
                    Melatonin “Much of the damage inflicted by contact with radioactive substances is caused by free radicals. In this respect, melatonin might be useful for patients undergoing radiation therapy or for those who work in high-radiation areas.”
                    Other places, ‘light activates the pineal gland’


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                • GOM

                  It is now well known that radiation exposure of normal tissues generates a sustained and apparently uncontrolled inflammatory process. Radiation-induced inflammation is always observed, often described, sometimes partly explained, but still today far from being completely understood.
                  Foreign antigens, possesses a dense-associated lymphoid tissue, and is particularly radiation sensitive because of a high mucosal turnover rate.
                  These characteristics make the gut mucosa a strong responsive organ in terms of radiation induced immunoinflammation.
                  Probiotic bacteria Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG (LGG), among other Lactobacillus probiotic strains, protects the lining of the small intestine.
                  Probiotics & Miso
                  Simple


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Source: http://www.nukepro.net/2017/10/cancer-not-so-basic-as-authorities.html


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