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**roadtoad** · (This post was last modified: 05-20-2012 08:09 PM by roadtoad.)

yeah, go to radiation network. You'll see pretty big numbers in pennslyvania.
100 is considered toxic, but, to me, it should be more like 50, for the old, the very young, the infirm, those who already have depression, etc.
buy some homeopathic, radium bromatum, that will help. even 30C. if you can't get it more dilute.
That's what I use. I had 4 siezures last year on 3/11. I know that Fukushima did me,
I can feel radiation when the level gets above 25.
Of course, I'm a long way from normal. I'm old, I'm 72, and I got hit on the head a zillion times on the Indian reservation, when I was a kid.
But, you hear of hundreds of people having strokes, etc., in the NY area.
Something like an extra 14,000 children under two, died in the u.s., within a tear after 3/11, all due to the radiation from Fukushima.
There's no officials talking about it, but, I swear I can feel it. The problem is very real.

Those who feel nothing, feel nothing, of course; for them, the toxic level is probably still 100. Naturally, no one ever takes a geiger counter to the war zone.
But, for the very few of us who are strongly affected by lower levels of radioactivity. something very serious needs to be changed, in our policies to this problem.
Solar radiation is not plutonium, nor cesium. If it was, there would be no life on earth.

**Bed**

feeling solar doom.

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**roadtoad**

He jests at wounds who never felt a stripe.
Romeo and Juliet.