where are the assay results? Has it been tested for radioactivity?
1632000
Yes, and it is below all acceptable levels that naturally occur in our food and water and air. For exact numbers, you should contact Carlson's.
1583891
I was wondering the same thing, and I read a lot of articles online that stated that the uji region wasn't affected by it, but who knows for sure, that could all not be true, also on youtube I found this video where some guy tested it for radiation and it had radiation in it. so idk....... china theres lead, japan radiation, hard to find a good matcha elsewhere.
1368625
I haven't clue if they test on animals, the product has been around for a considerable time so you might say it wastested on the human animal. With apparently no ill effects.
1082873
It should be here - the active ingredient is sodium carbonate.http://www.sciencelab.com/msds.php?msdsId=9927263
2109006
The amount of radiation from Fukashima reaching the United States is nothing to worry about. All science concerning radiation hormesis points to most Americans being radiation deficient. Please do search for Nighthawk Minerals and Jay Guttierez.... or read book ..What if Radiation is Good for You... The Radex and other radiation detectors sold in United States are mostly good for taking readings from radioactive stones and minerals.. sincerely .. jack h.
2179750
There's really no way to tell, short of trial and error! Colloidal Science Laboratory's analysis of CS products:http://www.silver-colloids.com/Reports/reports.html Unfortunately this product wasn't tested.
202661
Yes, it is from China and yes it is tested for several heavy metals. I contacted the company and they sent their certificate of analysis of their Spirulina. I'll try to upload the attachment.
2177593
As it is certified Organic, I would imagine it isn't irradiated either. But why not just ask Starwest directly? Their number is: 1-800-800-4372.
1407219
I probably should have checked "I don't know," because I don't know. My advice would be to test it on a back edge or some other inconspicuous place. If I had to guess, I would say it wouldn't harm it - the stuff seems pretty "gentle," if you can say that about a chemical.
2271743
Jeremy, tens of thousands of these units were sold in Japan and are continued to be sold today. So, yes, it can be used to detect radiation in Japan.
590768
Good question. Ask the manufacturer; then contact Mike Adams the health ranger to find out if his lab verifies claims of non toxicity.
1583892
Here is a Youtube video of some tests done in 2013. This is not an area where I really have much knowledge. I think the biggest question is what is causing the radiation detecting device to signal. The biggest threat seems to be with the possibility of cesium 137. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WbX9ubE_hI
1868650
It does not say on the bottle and I could not find my original article about this product... I'm sorryBut, here is another that IS non- irradiatedBest Wishes100% Organic Turmerichttp://www.msreversed.com/Turmeric.html
225452
can you tell me how you know if it protects against radiation or not? I do want something for that I feel certain it works .
225961
The Radiation Detector "Soeks" is designed for assessing the radioactivity level of any item and detecting objects, food items and construction materials contaminated with radioactive elements. It easily gauges radioactivity levels based on ion radiation intensity (gamma radiation and beta particle stream) and x-ray radiation levels. - See more at: http://www.soeks-usa.com/product/radiation-detector-soeks-01m/#sthash.mkSH30NF.dpuf
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No. It's supposed to either detected or not. I think the kit pamphlet says it's detectable down to 200. Most of the literature backed that up. But I had a friend take it who is a smoker and it negative for him. It should have been positive since he smokes daily. The test is unreliable.
735325
This unit does not give out radiation. That is not something that any one can sell over the counter. Radiation is harmful and has to be regulated.