In simple terms, iodine can help someone to avoid radiation damage to the thyroid if that person is exposed to radioactive iodine. Radioactive iodine is one of the fission products that is released in a nuclear meltdown. If this material escapes into the atmosphere, individuals nearby may be exposed and take in radioactive iodine. Since iodine will collect in the thyroid, if iodine is taken before or upon exposure, the iodine a person took will "take up space" in the thyroid and the radioactive iodine won't be able to "move in" and collect in the thyroid and cause radiation damage.
Taking iodine is a way to minimize a specific type of radiation poisoning. As radioactive iodine is a fission product, it can only appear as a result of an accident involving spent nuclear fuel. The nuclear meltdown is the most probable cause of the release of fission products, and there are a number of very hazardous fission products other than iodine. It is a good idea to reduce exposure by reducing exposure time, increasing the distance a person is from a source, or setting up some kind of shielding.
As a drench to help prevent goitre which is caused by iodine deficiency.
Your best option is to seek out information about "Acute Radiation Sickness". This should help you understand this better.
There are a few different things that you can take to help, but no one "cure" http://www.squidoo.com/radiation-alert-inspector-measure has a more detailed report of what you can eat that will help your health as well as help prevent radiation poisioning...
Iodine is used in medicine as a sterilizing agent, and to help remove harmful levels of radiation from a patient. Iodine is also used, in small amounts, as a food additive to promote health Iodine is used as a dye though this use is less common today then it was in the past.
white blood cells help the body to fight off viruses, so yes
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The extra iodine should help solve problems with iodine defficiency - like goiter.The extra iodine should help solve problems with iodine defficiency - like goiter.The extra iodine should help solve problems with iodine defficiency - like goiter.The extra iodine should help solve problems with iodine defficiency - like goiter.
Yes:microwaves can cook you without you even noticing heatIR radiation can cause burnsUV radiation can cause sunburns and skin cancerX-rays can cause radiation sickness, cancers, anemia, and deathgamma rays can cause radiation sickness, cancers, anemia, and deathNo:microwaves can cook your food quicker and more efficiently than the stoveIR radiation from the Sun can keep you warmUV radiation creates Vitamin D and can help sterilize thingsX-rays can help doctors diagnose injury and illnessgamma rays can aid doctors with diagnostic imaging and detect smuggled itemselectricity is of great value to our economyIts all a matter of degree and proper management.
Iodine and Selenium are elements that might help prevent thyroid problems, although a doctor should be consulted first before self-administering any supplements.
I suffer with travel sickness!!!! Anyway, I don'tactually read in the car...or rather I can't. You can take special tablets (side affects are usually drowsiness) and have these wrist band thingys. They both help. You can get them from a chemist,
no, it is added to help people from getting an iodine deficency
Goitre is the major disease caused by deficiency of iodine.