Hello Everyone!

We have been contacted by many now concerning the situation with the Japanese nuclear reactor. I am not going to present links or articles on this subject  (there is enough of that out there), but would rather offer you my opinion. We have been working with natural low dose radiation for many years now and with all that we have seen and researched, I can assure you that there is no need to fall into the speculative fears that the media is steering the public. In actuality, for the people that have called us and wanted to partake in some sort of preventative measures, I explained to them that in the past we have become aware that our clients that have been on the stone protocols we provide, have always been able to endure mainstream medical X-ray radiation treatments noticeably much less difficult. In other words, the treatments were much easier to go through. It actually goes back to one of the HORMESIS theories that a little bit of something bad for you is actually good. Like a flu shot. We found that once people are acclimated to natural radiation, X-ray radiation was not near the problem it could have been. Through history we have seen these same type of nuclear accidents, but found out later there was actually good things that occurred in the aftermath. Cancer rates went down, etc. Don’t fall into this fear. Remember, when you have the knowledge, it will wipe away the fear.  God Bless.

Jay

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With the tragedy in Japan, the world is holding their breath. The loss of life and property is terrible, and the world is praying for them.

The world is also watching to see what will happen to the Nuclear Reactors and wondering if the problems will spread to other parts of the world. I am no expert on Nuclear Reactors but I know someone who has a pretty good idea of what is going on.

Our Guest blogger from last week has been updating his website with information about the Reactors in Japan.
http://www.hiroshimasyndrome.com/preliminary-report-march-12-2011.html

Check it out and let us know what you think.

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Hello everyone this week we have a very interesting blog.  I had a friend ask me about a friend of hers that had two daughters that both had cancer.  One passed away and the other had an unbelievable invasive surgery at a young age.   The question my friend asked of me was if this family lived near a power plant could it be causing these health issues and cancer. We did a little research and this is who we found to answer.  You might be surprised to hear what the answer is…

From Guest Blogger, Leslie the author of The Hiroshima Syndrome

“The radiation released from nuclear power plants is miniscule, compared to what the typical American receives from mother nature. In fact, no nuclear power plant in America has ever released enough radioactive material to hurt anyone, and that includes the meltdown at Three Mile Island in 1979. With the exception of the TMI accident, American nuclear plants have produced an average of less than one millirem exposure per year to the people living next door to them. This is entirely due to the extreme air and water cleanup systems built into every plant. These systems were required by the government before the phenomena of radiation hormesis was discovered, thus the resulting levels of release are more than 100,000 times less than what could ever harm anyone.

Radiation hormesis demonstrates that the biological effects of low level radiation exposures below about 100 Rem are beneficial, and not in the least hazardous. In fact, the average American could triple their natural background dose (~0.33 Rem per year) without risk, and considerably improve immune system function, as well as nearly a dozen other health improvements. The additional millirem of radiation a person might get from a nuclear power plant each year causes no harm, and probably improves health a very tiny amount. The chances of contracting cancer of any type from an additional exposure of 1 millirem per year is zero.”

Leslie has a Bachelors degree in Nuclear Technology and Environmental Sciences, a Masters degree in Philosophy. He spent his first 21 years as (in order) a nuclear power plant operator, environmental monitoring technician, design engineer, public relations spokesperson, and public education coordinator.

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