whats pretty interesting is comparing the levels deemed dangerous by the government for radiaiton exposure in general and those levels used in nuclear medicine. You would think that nulcear medicine patients would be dead in a couple of days or weeks but they are not. Although some nuclear medicine patients suffer terribly from the radiation they are exposed to due to localized tissue or organ damage, and god knows, Ive seen them suffer in hospice from it, most of them do not suffer or actually die from the radiation per se.

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If radiation is not dangerous then why when some people have radiation therapy, they have to stay away from children and other people for a couple of weeks?
Also why do the people that have to go to the damaged reactors have to have special suits on to go in there, and have to be decontaminated when they come out.?
I find it hard to believe that it is not dangerous.

All I can say Ozzie, is to watch the video I presented in the first post.
Im starting to think that for it to be really dangerous the particles have to get in you in sufficient quantity, whatever that is, and stay there for a time.