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  1. Should we be concerned about consuming seaweed and other similar foods cultivated in radiated environments?

    1. That’s my first question, not to mention the problems with tuna the other commenter brought up…

  2. This is all well and good, but what happens when all of the skipjack tuna, for example, are contaminated with the Fukushima radiation? What then?

  3. blank Buck Rodgers says:

    Sounds like someone Wannabe a doctor. Just more BS to make people feel better about dying a slow painful death.

    1. Yeah, like chemo and radiation makes you feel so great. Try vomiting every day, losing all your hair and looking like a sick skeleton after taking all that crappy chemo and radiation. It kills bad and good bacteria, messes up your immune system and makes you susceptible to more diseases. Thus, coming back years later with a vegence.

      1. blank Herbsarebetter says:

        I agree with you Sal. Some Drs. can be very good at making people sick. People out there have no idea. If the FDA says its good, then it must be good. Come on people. It will help you to read scientific publications outside of the U.S. You know other countries have outlawed substances, especially in food, that our FDA says, yes of course those things are safe for your children. Feed it to them and then take them to get their Gardasil vaccine (which Japan will no longer support now either because of its effects on fertility).

    2. blank Herbsarebetter says:

      Nutritionist and herbalist have better sources to learn from and heal with. They don’t just treat symptoms. Did any of you catch that one Dr. on Dr. Oz that said everyone could benefit from a statin a day. We all know what a very bad idea that is. You shouldn’t call people who heal the whole body, as the interdependent system that it is, wannabes because the alternative healers are in many cases far are already better. If they were wannabes then they would be taking a step down. Even Drs. know it and are becoming proficient, certified, or earning degrees in these alternate fields. Problem is their numbers are growing too slowly. You need a knowledgeable use of them both to get the best care.The closest one to me is 2 hours away.

      1. And Homeopathy 🙂

  4. Ukraine, not “the Ukraine” – great article. I think there’s a lot of benefits to eating fermented and cultured foods!

  5. Easy to make…just had some…delicious and inexpensive…

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