Polonium for dinner ?

[Shannow]

During this thread I remembered reading some time ago that one theory for lung cancer in smokers was the radioactive particles on the tobacco getting embedded in the lungs..

Got me thinking about other green leafy vegetables, and what's on THEM

http://radioecology.info/Bergen2008/proceedings/87. Louw I. foodst OP.pdf

Interesting, and logical that rye and oats show more than corn

 

[Nayov]

Sure, why not? Radiation hormesis is a good thing!

 

[CT8]

It seems like One thing or another will kill us if we don't die first.

 

[DeepFriar]

The Russians used it (Po210) to assassinate one of their fugitive KGB officers, Alexander Litvinenko, in the UK. It only takes a very, very tiny amount apparently. It has been tied to activities of the Bulgarian intelligence services in the bad old days as well as speculated as a cause of death of Yasser Arafat. Eat up!

 

[Eddie]

And the concrete in your basement and on your sidewalks are slightly radioactive also.

 

[BRZED]

I'll have the polonium over the plutonium, please.

 

[SatinSilver]

Reminds me of Polenta which is pretty good.

 

[DeepFriar]

Originally Posted By: BRZED
I'll have the polonium over the plutonium, please.


Careful, that may cause you to have a bad reaction.....