Protect Yourself Against Radiation Poisoning

Fight Radiation Poisoning

The way radiation poisoning works is radioactive elements try to replace vital nutrients by binding with their receptors in the body.

Protein receptors are embedded in the membrane of cells. The receptors bind to signal molecules, which allows the cell to respond to the signal molecule.

The signal molecules are combinations of elements containing nutrients like calcium or iodine which the body needs to function properly.

The best way to avoid radiation poisoning is to avoid radiation exposure and remove yourself from where it is present. You should be saturated with nutrients that block the absorption of radioactive material.

There are several types of radioactive material that try to replace specific nutrients in the body and attack the cells they bind to.

Minerals That Help Block Radiation Poisoning

Eating nutrient dense foods that contain collectively contain the daily recommended values of potassium, iron, calcium, and magnesium will help block radiation poisoning. Eating a well rounded whole-food plant based diet is a good way to keep the body saturated with these nutrients.

Radiation poisoning will occur when radioactive iodine attaches to iodine receptors in cells instead of iodine. Keep the body saturated with iodine to help block the binding with radioactive iodine.

Radiation poisoning also occurs when other radioactive material like americium, cesium, curium, plutonium, strontium, and uranium bind to the receptors of other nutrients.

Radioactive cesium is treated like potassium by the body, so keep the body saturated with potassium avoid the body binding with cesium in muscles, the heart, and tissues.

Radioactive plutonium is treated like iron by the body. Keep the body saturated with iron to reduce the binding of radioactive plutonium with blood cells.

Radioactive strontium is treated like calcium by the body. Keep the body saturated with calcium so the cells of the body bind with the calcium before it binds with strontium and deposits it into the bones resulting in radiation poisoning.

Magnesium has also been shown to provide some protection against radiation, so it is a good idea to keep the body saturated with it to block radiation poisoning. Vitamin A and vitamin C protect against radiation, and vitamin D helps repair damage done to DNA from radiation poisoning and it protects against low levels of radiation.

Substances That Help Block Radiation Poisoning

These radiation blocking substances should only be taken by their recommended dosages when there is imminent danger to being exposed to large doses of radiation because they have their own side effects.

Radiation Poisoning: Fight Low Level Radiation

Low levels of radiation can undermine healthy living because it cause the body to produce free radicals that damage our cells.

This graphic from Columbia University explains how low level radiation creates free radical that damage cells.

Eating a diet high in fruits and vegetables provides an abundance of antioxidants that fight free radicals. The power of a plant based diet fights radiation poisoning and is healing.

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References:
Vitamin D protects against radiation
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