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The U.S. FDA recently approved as a FOOD ADDITIVE: the use of high-energy

NEUTRON bombardment of containers 'that might contain food' as a

surveillance method to detect contraband in trucks and sea containers and,

one presumes, conceivably our suitcases and so forth. Unlike irradiating

food directly with X-rays or gamma rays, Neutron bombardment induces gamma

radiation IN the food AND actually DOES leave it radioactive. Typically

just a few seconds! Produces an infinitesimal amount of radiation only,

with a fairly short half-life, that in actual fact will (probably) do

little damage. Though they admit that in 'iffy' cases they might have to

blast something for 'as much as 5 minutes'. (Or perhaps a little more, if

the inspector forgets to turn his unit OFF before leaving for his coffee

break.....) Here's the reference, from the Federal Register:

http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/06jun20041800/edocket.access.gpo.gov

/2004/04-27868.htm

 

 

The Hexagram 2. K'un / The Receptive

Methinks this is an OPPORTUNITY to establish our identity.

Of course we stand up and voice our concerns. But we also have an

opportunity to offer some solutions.

Chinese Parsley (cilantro) just may help remove those toxins.

We state " our mission "

Optimum health is best achieved through prevention.

However where intervention is necessary then we offer herbal remedies that

through a experienced [insert identity crisis identifier here] performs a

differential diagnosis to maximize health and eliminate potential

side-affects.

 

 

see a [insert identity crisis identifier here] when you get a chance as

symptoms of low dose radiation does not appears for several years and are

insidious (slow to develop)

 

Maybe we could pass out cilantro tabs at the airports...

 

Ed Kasper LAc Santa Cruz, CA

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