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Do you keep them in your house?
Are you worried baout a nuclear explosion?
We don’t ahve any – I’m debating if I should order some.
Do you keep them in your house?
No
Are you worried baout a nuclear explosion?
No
We don’t ahve any – I’m debating if I should order some.
Contact your local MD.
The Wolf
what does iodine help with?
And does anyone know how I too can write a little cute quip under my CR user name like the funny ones other people have?
I have no idea how you do that.
what does iodine help with?
Iodine absorbs radioactive materials and prevents it from settling in places like your thyroid where it can do real damage.
An MD (Mod 80, are you around?) could probably explain it a lot better than I can.
The Wolf
Would it be paranoid to buy them?
Contact your MD. I am not qualified to answer that question.
The Wolf
Miso (Kosher Certified) Paste is what the Japanese did to protect themselves from the effects of Radiation Poisoning in 1945. You can make nice Miso Soup and add Vegies to it- yum. Let Food Be Your Medicine.
The Japanese were not concerned about Kashrus, Posters on Yeshiva World are. Miso Paste is Fermented, and I read Fermented Foods are helpful in Protecting one from Radiation. Say lots of Tehilim, and ask Hashem for a healing.
“And does anyone know how I too can write a little cute quip under my CR user name like the funny ones other people have?”
Your name will suffice- and if it doesn’t yet, you can make it a wee bit longer to compensate.
Oh no, BSD, I have the funniest thing to add. I dont like short like you.
I wouldn’t waste my money on them. It only protects the thyroid, you still will get plenty sick elsewhere from the radiation.
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