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Whether Nuclear Accident or Terrorist Attack, The Risk for Survivors Remains Fallout
Most Americans alive today grew up under the threat of nuclear holocaust. We grew up knowing about the horrors of fallout.
The good news is that the threat of nuclear mass destruction is tremendously reduced from where it was in recent memory.
The bad news is that threat has been replaced by the very real threats of nucelar accident or terrorist attack.
So the threat of fallout is still with us.
In 1999, terrorist Usama Bin Laden, said: "To seek to possess the weapons that could counter those of the
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infidels is a religious duty."
The terrorists who planned and carried out the attacks on September 11 showed that there is no limit to the number of innocent lives they are willing to take.
These attacks give us little hope that terrorists with nuclear, biological and chemical weapons would hesitate to use them. - quoted from nti.org
Regardless of whether the nuclear event is the result of aggression or simple stupidity, the result is that FALLOUT can kill you - the survivor - just as certainly as ground zero blast or immediate lethal radiation.
Examples of "nuclear events" include spills, reactor leaks or Chernobyl-like meltdowns, or an event such as Japan's uranium enrichment accident.
Add to that the facts that:
1: Weapons grade nuclear materials are still missing from former Soviet stockpiles. Who knows where they are.
2: There are some people in the world who hate us, and who have the wealth to do something about it. And,
3: The latest news indicates that the more than 100 nuclear power plants in our country are at risk from a terrorist attack.
KIO3 Protects You and Your Family
Against Radioactive Iodine in Nuclear "Event" Fallout
KIO3 is a thyroid blocker. Thyroid blockers are extremely important to your safety and the safety of your family in the event of a nuclear "event".
Nuclear "events" can release great amounts of Radioactive Iodine into the atmosphere. If you're downwind, that can be a vary bad thing.
Taking a thyroid blocker will saturate a healthy thyroid with “good Iodine” which will prevent the thyroid from absorbing 131-I “the bad Iodine”.
Potassium Iodate (KI03) gives virtually complete protection from the release of radioactive iodine into the environment.
In the event of a nuclear event and if fallout is headed your way, then — and only then — should you take KIO3 or any thyroid blocker.
Potassium Iodate (KI03) gives virtually complete protection from the release of radioactive iodine into the environment.
In the event of a nuclear event and if fallout is headed your way, then — and only then — should you take KIO3 or any thyroid blocker.
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Do I Really Need a Thyroid Blocker?
If you're are caught in the fallout of a nuclear event and your thyroid is not “blocked” with good Iodine, your thyroid will absorb the radioactive Iodine.
Very small amounts of inhaled or ingested Radioactive Iodine can do serious damage because it will be absorbed and held by an unprotected thyroid gland.
Absorption of large amounts of radiation in the thyroid are likely to yield abnormalities such as nodules in the thyroid, loss of thyroid function, or thyroid cancer.
For radiation that is not immediately lethal - Potassium Iodate Anti-Radiation Pills (KIO3) will shield (or block) the Thyroid and prevent it from absorbing Radioactive Iodine during a nuclear emergency.
Should I buy KIO3?
Our job is to do what has never been done in our country -- to give every American the opportunity to make an informed decision before a perceived threat becomes a reality.
Because, if a nuclear event occurs and you don't have your own supply, you might have to rely on the government to make some available to you on time.
The Potassium Iodate we produce is a 85mg tablet, 200 tablets to a bottle.
We also offer KIO3 in travel packets, and in children's dosage units.
KIO3 should be kept sealed and in a cool, dry environment, and out of reach of children.
For Use during a Nuclear Emergency ONLY. Follow the recommendations of Civil defense authorities for specific dosage and duration.
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