Some say the phrase "incoming" is over-used, but.... **INCOMING**
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☢️ These people are sick! ☢️
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I would think that people who've had a thyroidectomy would be immune from radioactive iodine entering the body, so you have that going for you. 😺
The potassium iodide pills flood the thyroid with normal iodine so that there's "no room at the inn" when the radioactive iodine (I-131) shows up and wants to enter.
You'll just have to worry about the uranium, plutonium, strontium, cesium.
Edit: I'm not a doctor... or, a roboticist.
It is important for people to understand that potassium iodide or nascent iodine will only protect you from Iodine-131. It is not a radiation cure all.
How long does the iodine stay in the thyroid? Do you dose every day? For what period of time?
Ive been dosing iodine for about a year. Three drops every day.
But start slow. I wasnt aware of the effects and the first day I did three drops and I felt sick. I think it is the detox effect. So I went to 1 drop for 2 weeks, then 2 drops for 2 weeks and finally three drops.
Ive been taking nascent iodine for almost a year, 3 drops/day for antiviral protection. (WuFlu). Is this the same mentioned in your post?