DEFORMED DAISIES FOUND GROWING NEAR FUKUSHIMA NUCLEAR PLANT, SHOWING EXTENT OF GENETIC DAMAGE FROM RADIATION

My 9 Tips To Cut Down On Exposure To Computer Radiation

Even though the Nukushima meltdown occurred more than four years ago and 70 miles away from Nasushiobara City, the radiation was still able to taint the daisies by the roots. The tsunami that slammed the coast of Japan claimed the lives of approximately 18,500 people.

In their tweet, San Kaido said “the atmospheric dose is 0.5 μSv/h at 1m above the ground”, referring to radiation in the area where the daisies were growing.
On 20 April 2011, an earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan damaged some of the reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station. Nasushiobara is about 110km away from the plant. The exclusion zone around the plant after the incident was 20km.
There is, of course, much speculation that the deformation in these daisies is due to the radiation from the Fukushima plant.

Radiation has not been reported to be a cause of any of those deaths; however, high levels of radiation have been found in groundwater near the plant, which can cause abnormalities in fruits, vegetables and, if consumed, people.
Place several potted cactus beside your computer as they can effectively absorb the radiation released by the computer.

Electric Fields. More and more people are turning towards using laptops and tablets, so laptop radiation is increasingly becoming a problem. There are several issues here, the first one is electric fields.

Make sure you do a skincare protection before sitting in front of the computer. Apply a layer of facial mask to prevent yourself from the hazard of radiation. Remember to rinse your face with clean alkaline water to eliminate some electromagnetic radiation particles that may have attached to the surface of your face. Make sure you wash your face promptly after using the computer in order to reduce 70% of the radiation.

Pay attention to the indoor ventilation. Recent research shows that the computer screen can produce a carcinogenic substance called bromine dibenzofuran, which is harmful to human’s health. Therefore, make sure the place you put your computer is ventilated by a fan or a cooler. Otherwise, you have to search for a well-ventilated place before using the computer.

It is advisable to attach a radiation filter plate in front of your computer’s screen to reduce the hazard of radiation.  Avoid putting any metal substances within the place where you place your computer as these metal substances may have reflected some of the electromagnetic waves that are harmful to your health. Adjust the brightness of your computer before using it. The brightest the screen the highest the radiation there will be and vice versa. Thus, try to adjust the screen brightness that is not too bright or too dark for your eyes to capture. In contrary, lowest level of brightness may irritate your eyes and cause your eyes strained easily. Take note that the brightness of the screen should make your eyes feel comfortable to gaze at.

Magnetic fields. All computers as soon as they’re switched on also generate magnetic radiation or magnetic fields. These exposures can be significant particularly if you’re using a laptop or computer tablet in close proximity to your body.

Studies show elevated health risks with magnetic field exposures as low as 2 milliGauss (mG). This video shows some typical magnetic field exposures from a laptop computer (many laptops and tablets emit significantly more than 2 mG).

Radio frequency radiation. The third issue is RF radiation since most computers now have WiFi functionality. This means you’re being exposed to another layer of electrosmog from two sources.

Firstly from the laptop itself; most laptops are configured by default to be in WiFi mode, so even if you are on a hard wired Ethernet connection your laptop is still emitting and receiving RF radiation. Secondly there is the RF radiation being emitted by the modem/router.

According to the International Business Times (IBTimes), the malformations are the result of a hormonal imbalance. The flower deformities seen in Nasushiobara City may very well be caused by a hormonal imbalance, but IBTimes conveniently omits one very important fact: Radiation affects the production and function of plant growth hormones, even at low doses.

Furthermore, the mutated daisies are far from an isolated case. Locals have been reporting cases of deformed animals (including a rabbit born without ears), fruits, and vegetables and other plants ever since Fukushima melted down in 2011.

The daisies are not the first deformed plants found after the disaster. In 2013, the Daily Mail posted photos of mutated vegetables and fruit, attributing the apparent abnormalities to high levels of radiation found in the groundwater.