teeth remineralization and the nuclear fallout...

being in California, I am feeling a bit concerned.

also I was wondering if the fat-soluble vitamins i am currently taking for re-mineralizing my cavities may not push heavy fission byproducts into my teeth and bones...

now this article seems to confirm my fear: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/305490

The cumulative effects of the hundreds of atmospheric nuclear tests released such vast amounts of radioactivity that the overall level of radioactivity in the Earth’s atmosphere increased to levels that even dwarfed the Chernobyl disaster. Radioactive isotopes could be traced in baby teeth of children born even at great distances from the test sites in these decades.

What are fat-soluble vitamins you're taking for re-mineralizing cavities?

Fat soluble antioxidants can help counteract the radioactivity.

@teacup: A, lipo-C, D3, tocotrienols, K2...

@CS: but if these vitamins mineralize teeth and bones, i expect them to increase the "biological" half-life of any heavy elements that are tipically absorbed by the bones, no?

thanks!
-magic-

magic_gro - Radioactive elements contain my "positive" charges, so if both water and fat soluble antioxidants are consumed, especially the potent ones like astaxanthin (in krill), Ecklonia Cava (both water and fat soluble) they can help neutralize these toxins and carry them out of the body.

Humifulvate is another option, it contains several binding sites and will attract these radioactive substances before they can take hold in the system.

what do you mean by positive charges? are we talking about the "valence" of these chemical elements? that varies a lot... Iodine and Cesium, for example, have opposite valence...

by the way, what's your take on chlorella and spirulina for this purpose?

thanks!
-magic_gro-