epa" radioactive iodine up 3300% in water"

Just trying to figure out the level of scary...I take it that on March 28, they found 40-100 pCi in Massachusetts water, so take 100 pCi - that's 33X over limit of 3 pCi - 3,300 percent. 20 Bq is 540 pCi, so on Wednesday March 23 Berkeley rain water was more than 180X over - 18,000 percent over the safety limit for temporary exposure, right? Perhaps we should have been more frightened last Wednesday. But apparently it's still a trace amount...not in drinking water yet...Wikipedia says we get 2.4 mSv a year average, and if you drank a liter of rain water with 125 pCi in it 4.65 Bq you would be adding .00008 mSv to that amount which is an additional .003 percent I believe - yes it's a concern since our bodies are under assault by all kinds of toxins and this adds another one to accumulate - we do need to up our protection by taking clay and eating chlorella etc. but they can spin headlines to produce extra fear which isn't healthy either. and I agree no level is safe but maybe it's time to focus on upping the body's defense, there are clays that when tested in reindeer prevented Cesium 137 from getting stuck in their bodies for example...