Radioprotective herbs - does is apply to electrical Radiation?

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

Every now and then I see mention given to certain foods, such as Miso,

or perhaps sage or thyme, or turmeric, etc., pertaining to their

" radioprotective " , which by definition, is (paraphrased) " to protect

against the effects of radiation " .

What I'm trying to determine is if this " radioprotective " effect is

only applicable to ionizing radiation (such as that encountered at

Hiroshima, counteracted by some on-site researchers who claimed that

daily Miso soup consumption negated a lot of the radioactive fallout

effects for them), or if the term can also apply to the non-ionizing

spectrum of radiation, such as high frequency RF from

towers/masts/DECT/cell-phones.

Obviously, substances such as those listed above have a wealth of

other benefits, but do you think that their radio-protectivity is

biologically applicable to the non-ionizing spectrum, as I mentioned?

Love to hear what you think!

Regards,

R.