Radioactive Contamination

Radioactive contamination is the phenomenon occurring when a radioactive product is deposited on an object or on a being (human or animal) or is ingested or inhaled. contamination (undesirable presence at a significant level) is therefore distinguished from irradiation (event during which food, a human being or an animal is subjected to ionizing radiation). Contamination can spread through the food chain. A being becomes contaminated when it ingests a contaminated animal or plant. Radioactive isotopes can concentrate in certain organs such as bones and the thyroid, which can promote the appearance of cancers. Contamination by high dose irradiation causes DNA damage, leading to breaks in the double helix as well as alterations at the level of the nitrogen bases.

Miso, very yang, compensates from an energetic point of view for the very yin aspect of nuclear radiation:

• 1 tbsp. teaspoon of unpasteurized paste, dissolved in 1 bowl of hot water: preventative,
• 1 tbsp. teaspoon of unpasteurized paste, 5 times a day in 1 cup of hot water: following radiotherapy

Pectin: taking apple pectin (10 g 132, 133 (lifespan: 8 days)

Thezeolite (volcanic rock) is considered a trap for depollution and detoxification. It would neutralize and eliminate free radicals, chelate and eliminate radioactivity. Use 1 teaspoon + water before meals. For prevention: 1 teaspoon + water upon rising

Note:

Dairy products, leafy vegetables (spinach, salads, etc.), fine herbs and mushrooms are heavily contaminated during nuclear disasters.

Be careful with fruits and vegetables, which must be washed.

Avoid mushrooms, aromatic plants which concentrate radioelements if they are found in areas contaminated.

Clay: 1 tbsp. teaspoon for a glass of water per day, after maceration overnight

Activated charcoal: 5 g per day for the duration of the contamination (note: charcoal is incompatible with other treatments because it absorbs everything!). Drink plenty of water while taking charcoal, especially in people with a tendency to constipation.

Rainwater is a strong transmitter of radioactivity at a distance. Cover and protect yourself in the event of rain or snow during the days following severe radioactive contamination.

In the event of a nuclear accident, the first attitude recommended by the health services is confinement (lock yourself in a room, block the openings communicating with the outside and refrain from any food ingestion of external products for a sufficient period of time, varying depending on the intensity of the contamination.

E.O. of Niaouli (Melaleuca quinquinervia cineolifera)

E.O. of Cajuputier (Melaleuca cajuputii)