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CAN SOMEONE COMMENT ON THIS PLEASE, REGARDING THE KELP?

Hi,

Jet stream analysis shows Japanese reactor radiation release will be

carried to California and across USA. Kelp also contains iodine. When the body

is saturated in iodine then it won't intake the radioactive iodine. Iodine

lands on grass cattle eat it and it goes into the milk. There are 41 diffent

radioactive iodines with half lives from milliseconds to days and a few

months, Iodine 125 has a half life of 2 months and Iodine 129 a half life of

1.5 bilion years.

If you know anyone in USA or Canada tell them to take Kelp tablets now,

but NOT kelp made in Japan which is toxic, but something like antarctic kelp.

Pregnant women are the most at risk.. Please fporewars this to folks.

In a few week the Iodine will be arounnd the planet.

In the films I saw of the reator, very large amounts of radioactive

steam were being released.

Chemists sell potasium iodide, or a single drop of iodine in two

liters of water.

www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/03/11/AR2011031103673.htm

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Separately, Tokyo Electric said it had decided to vent gas from another

unit to relieve pressure that had increased 50 percent in the reactor

containment vessel. The company said on its Web site that the pressure increase

was " assumed to be due to leakage of reactor coolant. " It remained unclear

where the leak was.

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