Thanks Phil. I had actually been interested in selenium too, so I will take a look at that.
In all honesty, with the way the winds blow, I worry more about all the pollution from China than I do about Fukushima. Tokyo has mostly clear blue skies, but I have seen them turn yellow during smog alerts. Thankfully, it is a very rare occurrence. Radiation and other contaminants are definitely an ever increasing problem that we must consider when managing our health. I'll be getting more familiar with boron. It actually brings back a bit of nostalgia for me, as I worked in a semiconductor lab years ago, where we used boron and phosphorous for doping the silicon :-) It is probably why I had an aversion to considering it for health purposes lol Victor On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 3:42 AM, Phil Morrison <philmorrison...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi Victor, > > Radiation is a bitch on DNA and all essential minerals, > except boron, which is the only mineral that absorbs > radiation without disturbing protons and neutrons in > cell nucleus. Boron alone does not become radioactive. > > If one has adequate boron and iodine levels, the body > is not affected. > > Hillman Health Foods in Hillman, Michigan offers a fine package > of organic selenium, iodine, and boron with a couple of vits and Mg > mixed in called Grand Unified Mineral Complex. Works great. > > Fukushima fallout is registering radiation of over 200 cpm on our > West Coast. What must radiation be in Japan? > > > >
