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Horsea T.'s avatar

Jeanice,

Your situation is borderline dire as far as I am concerned. (Like you didn't know...)

Don't laugh, here is what I read in the Book of Miso by Shurtleff & Aoyagi. Published by Autumn Press in 1976.

After the nuclear bomb landed in Nagasaki, a doctor (Akizuki) and his staff - who were working in badly damaged and highly radioactive areas, and who had been taking miso soup every day - did not suffer radiation sickness. This was most likely traditionally prepared miso, not like the stuff you buy in Chinatown or supermarkets now. This Dr. was not saying that miso was the only factor and that more research was needed; but they always say that. He hinted that it was a major factor in his ability to keep his and his staff's health.

Anyway: In 1972, a few Japanese scientists doing agricultural research stimulated by Dr. Akizuki's writings discovered a substance in miso which they called zybicolin. Produced by miso and natto yeasts, it has the ability to attract, absorb and discharge from the body radioactive elements such as strontium. The discovery received front page coverage in all of Japan's major newspapers. Miso does not contain the bacteria found in natto, and the problem is you can always make your own natto, but everyone except for the Japanese just can't get it down, it's apparently so awful-tasting. Far as I am concerned, where there's a will, there's a way.

**NOTE:**

I do understand that radiation from nuclear weapons is not the same as radiation produced by cell phone towers, water meters and so on, that is, ionizing VS nonionizing, but I make no distinction; these entities are excessively yin (expansive, having a dissolving, destructive nature). I did a search about the difference in health effects of these two unnatural kinds of radiation and there is some overlapping. FWIW.

I hope that you and me and all aware persons can find a good place to live.

Trudy Anrep's avatar

Why don't you buy cheap plywood Panels etc, paint them with a conductive sheilding Paint and place them where you need them or paint a wall divider so you can move it around .

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