Bullshit. Pointing out that the people in charge are either liars, idiots or deceptive clowns, that is simply observation about their seeming complete lack of ability to do shit.
Or, if they are simply not telling anyone, that makes them huge assholes liars.
That nobody in the media has a pair and is even asking any hard questions, that makes them part of the fuck parade.
Fucking dumb ass. You do NOT fucking get .1 mSv from eating a banana, and it should be mSv/hr or mSv/year, or something because that is the correct fucking way to describe a DOSE of radiation. You idiot.
“Well, what does it do then?”
The major natural cause of radioactivity in biomass is potassium. In the natural mix of potassium found in food, the human body and throughout nature , 0.0117% is an unstable isotope, potassium-40 (abbreviated 40K). This isotope decays extremely slowly, it has a half-life of about a billion years (4×10[sup]16[/sup] s). Therefore, out of a gram of potassium about 30 atoms disintegrate per second, or in other words the activity of potassium is 30 Bq g-1.[3] An average banana contains about half a gram of potassium.[4] Therefore it will have an activity of 15 Bq.
The additional radioactivity of the BED is only delivered by the proximity of a banana, or for a short period after eating a banana, rather than being a long-term increase in dosage. This is because consuming the banana will only cause a temporary increase in the quantity of radioisotope enclosed by the body. The human body maintains potassium under homeostasis, at a fairly constant level.[5]
Therefore, eating an extra banana will not cause more potassium to be assimilate into the body than would otherwise have occurred. Instead it will cause the body to excrete potassium more quickly until the level is returned to what it was beforehand.
Because the half-life of 40K is so long compared to biological time-scales and because the ratio in food is the same as that in the body, the isotopic ratio will stay the same. The dosage which the body absorbs from the potassium it contains is approximately 0.40 mSv/year.[6]
It’s funny as hell man. Somebody posts a chart that is dead wrong, the very first thing on it is wrong, but the idiots calling ME a liar don’t notice. And then when I make it obvious, nobody starts calling the chart maker a liar.
Bananas are radioactive—But they aren’t a good way to explain radiation exposure. When you eat a banana, your body’s level of Potassium-40 doesn’t increase. You just get rid of some excess Potassium-40. The net dose of a banana is zero.
Geoff Meggitt (former UK Atomic Energy Authority)[15]
Naw, you do it all yourself, then we will find some other instant expert/twit/dumbass come along and rant and rave about how wrong your chart is. Circle of life and all that shit.
Not that I expect FXM to read it, but since I posted the link in the other Pit thread on this subject I figured I’d post a link here as well to the updated IAEA website. Not going to quote it here, but it’s a pretty short page of the current status.