Not exact matches
Iodine is
absorbed and used by the thyroid
gland in the neck, so radioactive forms can concentrate there and promote cancer.
Children's thyroid
glands are especially vulnerable, because they are prone to
absorbing radioactive
iodine, a by - product of the meltdown.
When you ingest or
absorb bromine, it displaces
iodine, and this
iodine deficiency leads to an increased risk for cancer of the breast, thyroid
gland, ovary, and prostate — cancers that we see at alarmingly high rates today.
If a child, or an adolescent, is going to be exposed to radioactive
iodine in the coming days, a high dose can close the receptor to stop their thyroid and prevent their
gland from
absorbing radioactive
iodine.3
Your thyroid
gland absorbs nearly all of the
iodine in your body.
Radioactive
iodine is injected and rapidly
absorbed into the bloodstream, ultimately concentrating in the thyroid
glands.