Visiting Tokyo Japan in 2013 - Radiation Concerns

Once again we have the anti-nukes making vacuous statements about what they "believe"; but as always we see that their opinions are ill-considered and uninformed.

It would be one thing for them to document that someone accepted money from the Nuclear Energy Institute, the lobby group for the nuclear industry. But they don't do that. Additionally, someone like Arnie Gundersen, who makes his living getting money from the anti-nuclear lobby groups, gets a "pass" - that's OK with them.

Scientists look at the evidence, and then form their opinions and beliefs. That's the "scientific method".

The anti-nukes have their own beliefs based on nothing but their own biases; and then they fabricate "evidence" to support their biased beliefs. They fabricate "evidence" that emminent scientists are lying in order to marginalize them. It doen't matter that the scientists have done the experiments, gleaned the knowledge from Mother Nature; the anti-nukes off-handedly just brand them as LIARS with no proof; so they don't have to deal with the truth.

Nothing special there either.

Farns,

Goood Question, but prolly not. I glanced over the MSDS and various public health pages. Stable (non-radioactive) Cs did not appear to be a player.

Easy enough for you to verify for yourself.

Looks like Cs-137/134 are the culpret(s)

WE have already PAID for the experiments and detailed research results. It would be interesting to have ACCESS to the gawdamn reports.

Oh and some poor Japanese kids might also benefit IFF their parents had a little insight into what is ACTUALLY ailing them. As opposed to the Horse Hoodaw they have been receiving from TEPCO and/or Japan Inc. But I suppose that is their problem, not ours.

IMHO

PVC Pain

PVCs can be excruciatingly painful and may result in death.

Asystole literally means 'no beating', this is not always exactly descriptive. Quite often the heart is quivering, but not producing a coordinated squeeze that will move blood.

Some of the other arrythmias are painless (silent). Some are benign and some are deadly.

Cs-137/134 would not be a useful heart medication.

I would presume that pain and disability are the norm, for any significant RadioCesium cardia dosage/load.

It is a wonder that the relatives of these Fukushima Children have not 'Gone Postal'. That would, IMHO, be a rational and perhaps even desirable response. Curative, by eradication of the source. Therapeutic, in a public health fashion.

Electron (BETA) Energies

Cs-134 Average Energy Levels: 23.1 keV & 210 keV
Cs-137 Average Energy Levels: 416.3 keV & 174 keV

Plus the occasional Gamma Ray, oh and the nuclear Transmutations may produce some ... interesting biochemistry with nearby atoms and molecules.

This is NOT a good thing INSIDE a human heart. It appears to be a wonder, that humans can survive this kind of electrical impulse activity.

One must wonder, just how many sudden cardiac deaths have been going on in the Fukushima region? Some arrythmias are 'malignant', as in deadly, such as asystole and Premature Ventricular Contractions (PVC). And the kids would seem likely to be lethargic, weak and generally malaise.

Thus, I find the Belarus publication to be ... plausible. Protestations to the contrary seem ... well ... weak. And there does not appear to be much 'encouragement' to discuss these subjects.

Bill Duff

Don't worry about neutrinos.

The interaction of neutrinos with matter is so weak, that the average distance a neutrino will travel in solid lead before it makes a single interaction is measured in light-years:

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/particles/neutrino3.html#c2

The number of neutrinos from radioactive materials you may encounter will be totally swamped by the number of neutrinos passing through you due to the Sun.

If the neutrino doesn't interact with your atoms in passing through you, it can't do any damage. Damage is interacting.

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