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In case of a nuclear accident or attack you should have at least 14 days of Potassium Iodine / Iodide for each member of the family. The Government issues FDA approved IOSAT Potassium Iodide (Iodine) pills to nuclear facilites and soldiers and in case of emergencies (radiation exposure, release, or fallout) In case of an emergency the government will issue IOSAT Potassium Iodine tablets to civilians.

The problem during an emergency is that it will take too long for the Government to get the pills to the people. Who wants to wait in long lines, when there is toxic radiation in the atmosphere? You can order FDA approved IOSAT Potassium Iodine online. You can also order Iodide drops, and capsule that aren't FDA approved but are a cheaper alternative to IOSAT. You must remember that cheaper alternatives to IOSAT means that they aren't FDA approved and are sold as "supplements". This means that they aren't regulated and you can't be positively sure you are getting what you are paying for.

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Is Potassium Iodine / Iodide Safe To Take In Case of Radiation Exposure and in case of Radiation Sickness?

The New York Health department has stated that  in case of radiation exposure people should take a drug (Pottassium Iodide)(KI) to help protect from thyroid cancer. (Your thyroid gland absorbs radiation and pottasium iodine helps prevent this).

What is potassium iodide? 

During radiation emergencies (like what has happened in Japan) at a nuclear facility radioiodine is released into the air (radio active iodine). Your thyroid absorbs iodine very quickly because it is needed to produce thyroid hormones. The problem is that the thyroid gland can't tell the difference between radioactive iodine and non radioactive iodine. when you take potassium Iodine (Iodide) tablets, drops, or pills in capsule form, your thyroid gland absorbs the safe non radioactive iodine until it is full (one dose of an 130mcg iodine tablet will give you protection for 24 hours) and will not absorb the harmful radioactive iodine.

How do I know if I should take potassium iodine?

Your local health department should let you know when you should start taking iodine to prevent radiations sickness and limit exposure. It's important that you have iodide tablets on hand in case radiation exposure may be a concern. The good news is that it is very affordable (only around 6 dollars a bottle).


Can you have allergic reactions to potassium iodine?

Most people in general who have taken potassium iodine don't experience any side effects. The few that did, the effects were minor and short lasting. The side effects were stomach discomfort with a few cases of people developing a rash. The federal government believes that the benefits of taking iodine far outweighs the risks in cases of radiation exposure.

How much potassium iodine should you take?

Potassium iodide comes in 65 and 130 mg tablets. The New York State health commissioner says that in an emergency is is safe for children under 12 to take the 65 mg pill. If you only have a 130 mg tablet you should break the tablet in half. You can also crush the pill for smaller doses. here is the breakdown of how much iodine you should take to help prevent radiation sickness.

• Adults over the age of 18 - 130 mg
• Over 12-18 and over 150 lbs - 130 mg
• Between 12-18 under 150 lbs - 65 mg
• 3-12 years - 65 mg
• 1 month - 3 years - 32 mg
• Birth - 1 month - 16 mg

How often should you take potassium iodine?

Each dose is effective for 24 hours. You should take one pill a day until the health department says it is no longer necessary.

Does Potassium Iodide come in pill or liquid form?

You can buy Potassium Iodine pills, capsules, tablets, or in liquid drops form.

How long of shelf life do the pills and drops have?

Manufacturers say that the pills are good for 5-7 years, but considering that each bottle only costs between 6 and 12 dollars (depending on the size of the bottle), you may want to consider having a fresh supply each year.

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How much Iodine is needed to protect against radiation exposure, and sickness? 

The FDA approved IOSAT Potassium Iodine tablets to block radioactive iodine from nuclear fallout back in 1982. IOSAT is one of the only regulated  companies in the world. You need a 130 mg tablet to protect your thyroid gland from radiation exposure and to help prevent radiation sickness.


HOW MUCH IODINE SHOULD YOU TAKE TO PROTECT AGAINST RADIATION EXPOSURE AND RADIATION RELATED SICKNESS?

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According to the FDA:

• Adults – including women who are breastfeeding – should take 130 milligrams of stable iodine.
• Children aged 3 to 18 should take 65 milligrams. Children who weigh more than 150 pounds should take the adult dose, regardless of age.
• Nursing and non-nursing infants between 1 month and 3 years of age should take 32 milligrams.
• Nursing and non-nursing newborns should take 16 milligrams.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU TAKE IODINE TABLETS?

A single dose of iodine can protect the thyroid gland for a full 24 hours, and that is all that is needed. More is not better! In fact, to much iodine can bring unwanted side effects. If you will be in an exposed area for a prolonged period of time, you shouldn't take more than one dose of stable iodine every twenty four hours.

RISKS AND SIDE EFFECTS

• In cases of emergencies (radiation exposure) the benefits will outweigh the risks and iodine should be taken

• Taking higher doses than what is recommended will not give you anymore protection against radiation and can cause illness and even death.
• If you have thyroid disease iodine pills should only be taken under a doctors supervision.
• General side effects include intestinal upset, rashes and inflammation of the salivary glands.

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What is Iodine?

Iodine is an element (nonmetallic) which is found in seawater and also in some minerals. Iodine is a vital trace element that is needed by the body for proper nutrition. However it can be toxic if taken in large amounts.

 When most people think of iodine, they think of it in a form that is used as an anticeptic or germicide. Radioactive iodine can be used in the treatment of thyroid cancer as well as other serious ailments. Radioactive iodine can also be used by doctors to determine how when a patients thyroid is functioning.

People need around 150 micrograms of iodine a day. This amount can usually be obtained through eating fish, sea vegetables, and other marine foods. In some places iodine is added to salt to be sure that people's dietary needs are met. (Iodized Salt). Buy Potassium Iodine Tablets, and Drops Online.

Pure iodine is toxic and should not be consumed or handled. The vapor is very irritating and should only be handled in well ventilated areas by professionals.

Does Iodine prevent Radiation Sickness in case of Exposure?

Iodine does prevent the thyroid gland of absorbing radiation. When you take an iodine capsule, the thyroid quickly absorbs the iodine. When the thyroid is full of iodine it will ignore the radiation and it can pass through the body doing much less harm. Scientists learned a great deal from the Chernobyl disaster and how radiation reacts with the human body. Sadly, many people from Chernobyl developed thyroid cancer after severe radiation exposure. Some of this may have been prevented if they had taken Iodine supplements in time.

For the small price you have to pay for Iodine, a bottle should be kept in all household just in case of an unexpected tragedy strikes like it did in Japan.



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With the tragic events that are devastating Japan, many people are worried about radiation exposure and what kind of Iodine pills you should take to protect yourself from radiation exposure. After researching the subject the answer to the question is Potassium Iodine Pills. They are safe and effective at keeping your thyroid Gland from absorbing radiation. Your thyroid gland quickly absorbs the iodine (your thyroid gland needs iodine to make hormones) and when it is full, it wont absorb any radiation.

Potassium Iodine pills are sold in capsules, tablets, and liquid drops form. If you are concerned about radiation exposure Iodine pills are worth a shot. The Japanese government is distributing Iodine tablets to it's citizens and for the immediate time being it would be a good idea to consider Potassium Iodine supplementation. It's also a good idea to always have some in the medicine just in case something like this ever happens again. The idea of an earthquake damaging another nuclear plant in the future really isn't that far fetched. There are too many of them in the world to think that the possibility of this happening again isn't too far fetched. Buy Iodine Pills Online While Supplies Last!

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