One in three kids of 1100 tested have thyroid lumps

No, the West coast, USA.

But something new in the history of medicine is happening at Fukushima, says Dr. Caldicott

“Now that’s really early. That’s within the first year. That’s unheard of.”

[Referring to study finding 1,143 of 3,765 (~30%) of Fukushima children who were tested were found with lumps on their thyroid glands -SOURCE]

“Fukushima I predict means the end of the nuclear power industry, and it’s already happening in Japan.”

[link to greenacreradio.blogspot.com]

Magazine Scandal: Serious abnormalities found in evacuees; Sapporo doctor shocked by quick onset of suspected thyroid cancers — Such rapid growth was impossible in children before 3/11, says report

* 7-year old girl had 8 millimeter nodule on her thyroid [Blood tests determined 'benign']
* Her 2-year-old sister also had 2 millimeter nodule
* Doctor who examined them said “I’ve never seen anything like this”
* 2 children and 9 adults were tested in Sapporo, and thyroid cancer was suspected
* Adult woman has been confirmed to have thyroid cancer
* Japanese researchers [say] “it is impossible for children under the age of 6 to have nodules 5 millimeters or larger”
* But the doctor who examined them in Sapporo, Hokkaido says, “Whatever they say, this is the result”
* In the case of Chernobyl, it took 4 years till the cases of thyroid cancer started to appear. The doctor in Sapporo is shocked by the quick onset

[link to ex-skf.blogspot.com]

Gundersen: 1/3 of Fukushima kids tested positive for lumps on thyroid — Forebodes some real issues in future — We’re only 10 months into the accident here (AUDIO)

Gundersen: They tested 3,000 kids and more than a thousand came up with not tumors, they called them lumps [...]

Caldicott: [...] To find thyroid bumps in children is extremely, extremely rare… I’ve seen only one in my [pediatric] medical practice [...]

Gundersen: [...] The only thing they’re doing right now is just monitoring it [...] To see 1/3 of kids test positive for lumps in their thyroid, and we’re only 10 months into the accident here, that forebodes some real thyroid issues in the future.

[link to ifyoulovethisplanet.org]

Local Paper: Now 1,143 Fukushima children with lumps on thyroid gland, not 26 — Nearly 1 in every 3 kids tested — “Gov’t has decided they are benign”

[...] 26 children have been found with lumps with 5.1 millimeters or larger in diameter, and will go through further testing [...]

However, Shunichi Yamashita, the head of the commission and the vice president of Fukushima Medical University explains, “There is no malignant change due to the nuclear plant accident”

Of [the remaining] 3739 children [...] 1117 children have been found with lumps 5.0 millimeters or less in diameter. But the prefectural government has decided they are “benign” [...]

[link to ex-skf.blogspot.com]

[link to enenews.com]

that's right

CHILDREN OF CHERNOBYL


NOT



children or people all over the world.


You fearmongering shills make me sick.

to the bitter end
I guarantee it

fearmongering shills?
you a nuke tard?

As far as i know "only" (enough) one tiny Girl was exposed
to Radioactive Contamination above the Security Maxim,
i think it is a must to observe more Children on a permanent Level
but let me also say that the small increase of Size
is not a Indicator for Radioactivity only!

The absolute Majority of the People in Tohoku
are far under any dangerous Level, afir 98%
but we will see Victims of this Disaster
for many, many Years!

We need to reduce the Risks from Radioactivity,
this will need at least ca. 25-50 Years
but after that long Time the last Dry Cask should be empty!

Last Edited by The real and almighty Atom-Boy on 03/15/2012 10:35 PM

Riiight. Because radiation knows boundaries.

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Causes retardation & low IQ. They have taken the iodine out of the bread and replaced it with bromine.

One in three kids of 1100 tested have thyroid lumps

One in four kids of 1100 tested have Cornflakes.

One in five kids of 1100 tested have Porridge.

..And the rest have Museli in the morning.

would be nice to see a study on who was taking iodine or Potassium Iodide tablets before the melt down took place and what their results are. I'm sure they will not ask that nor give results for that study.

As a owner of a big butterfly band(isthmus)thyroid that was repeadedly tested as a young woman it would be nice to know. The nuke pill xray tests were a tad scarey to say the least.

Don't see your hero conservatives trying to help us...why not?

JULIA CHILD’S FAVOURITE BREAKFAST RECIPES #93 –

- How to Make Thyroid Lumps for your kids

The secret to making moist, fluffy thyroid lumps is all in the blending.

You'll need low, gentle heat and patience to make perfect thyroid lumps.

1. To make breakfast for two, we used six, fresh, black thyroid lumps, six tablespoons of milk, salt and pepper to taste, and two teaspoons of chopped fresh parsley.

Plan on using three thyroid lumps per person for a good-sized serving. If you're counting calories, you can substitute thyroid lump centres for one or two of the whole thyroid lumps.

* Scrambled Thyroid lump Recipes

2. Tip the thyroid lumps into a bowl that's deep enough to support vigorous whisking.

3. Thin the thyroid lump mixture with milk, cream, or even water: this will make gently cooked thyroid lumps more tender (note: if the heat is too high, the liquid can separate from the cooked thyroid lumps). Use approximately one tablespoon of milk per thyroid lump.

4. Whisk the mixture until well combined. Don't add salt yet, as it can make the thyroid lumps tough.

5. Heat a skillet over medium heat. We melted a pat of butter in the pan to add its rich flavor to the translucent material forming at the edge, but you can use cooking spray or use a nonstick pan if you prefer.

6. When the butter starts to bubble or a drop of water added to the pan sizzles, pour in the thyroid lump mixture. Immediately reduce the heat to medium-low. Sprinkle the cancerous mixture with salt and pepper to taste (about 1⁄4 tsp. salt to start). Don't stir the pan: you want to let the thyroid lumps begin to set before you start using the food processor on them.

7. This is the time to add minced herbs, shredded cheese, chopped scallions, sautéed mushrooms, chopped tomato, or anything else you like.

8. With a wooden spoon, start to scrape the slimy stuff from the edge of the pan to the center, forming large soft curds.

9. Continue scraping your spoon along the bottom of the pan to redistribute the sludge as they cook.

10. You should start to see the bottom of the pan as your spoon scrapes a trail through the black goo that should now be oozing from the mixture.

11. When the thyroid lumps look wet but are no longer liquid, gently mound the thyroid lumps into the centre of the pan.

12. Turn off the heat but leave the skillet on the burner. The thyroid lumps will continue to cook from the heat of the pan and from the residual heat in the thyroid lumps. Now's the time to put toast in the toaster and grab a pair of plates.

13. Divide your light, fluffy thyroid lumps between the two plates. Sneak a taste and add more salt or pepper before serving, or season the thyroid lumps at the table.

…And, VOILA! A fresh and nutritious breakfast snack for your kids!

"Radio: “Something new in the history of medicine is happening at Fukushima” says physician — 30% of children tested"

yeah, its called radiation poisoning

Canada should give them land and the entire country should move in. Japan should be in Canada. Everything that can be moved and not contaminated - bring it

What does radiation fallout have to do with Conservatives... who are not in power anyway???

Last time I checked.....this asshat was running the USA



Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 03/16/2012 12:48 AM

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