Wednesday 30 November 2011

Anyone know any outlandish misconceptions roughly speaking Radiation Sickness?

i wanna hear some really crazy old wives tale In America in the first partly of the twentieth century, there be a craze for radioactive drinks, cures and spas. People spent considerable amounts of money on irradiating themselves, at least contained by part because one Dr. C.G. Davis have written in the American Journal of Clinical Medicine that ‘Radioactivity prevents insanity, rouses lady emotions, retards dated age, and creates a splendid youthful joyous life’.
He be right in a sense, after first drinking radioactive fluids, the immune system mounts a life-saving defense. This reaction of well-being was the childish flush that Dr. Davis referred to. Unfortunately it's not a permanent flush. The craze last into the 1950s.
One product, Radithora, came contained by half-ounce bottles each next to 2 uCi of radium. Eben Byers, the well-known Pittsburgh industrialist, U.S. amateur golf winner, could attest to the veracity of the manufacturer's claims. He was so convinced of the product's worth that he averaged three bottles a light of day - until parts of his face started falling stale. He died of radium poisoning in April 1932.
You draw from super powers and your turds glow.
How roughly speaking the one where you can turn into a monster or develop superpowers.
Well, resembling the old movie you turn into a giant walking lizard monster when exposed to the sun. "Hideous Sun Demon"
This be an actual belief in WW 2 from Japan. People who wore white did not suffer any effects from the blast.
Long since proven not to be true.
is it approaching aids
That there is an antidote.
Aloha
Yah. You return with bitten by a radioactive spider and you end up near super powers.

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