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BɅRTON

9 Jun, 8 tweets, 2 min read

Bot 2-year worth of fish oil today at Costco to hedge against the Japanese release of Tritium-rich Fukushima waste water into the Pacific.

Data and reasoning in a blog post later..

fish oil in the shop today is probably made 2-3 months ago from salmons caught 4-5 months ago... so it's still relatively safe.

after 2-3 years, the released tritium should be spread over the world, either being diluted enough to be safe, and/or there is nowhere to hide anyway

fish oil gets oxidized (bad for your health) over time at room temperature.

freezing it should slow down the oxidation process by a lot. so they are going into the freezer now.

Just went to Costco again and returned the Kirkland version, and replaced them the nature's bounty 1400mg version.

Nature's bounty is actually the lower cost one if $ per grams of EPA/DHA is concerned.

Better EPA/DHA ratio with the NB one too.

I am not advocating for any particular brand here. Stick with your favorite brand/model please. 😀

People who think Tritium is no big deal for its short biological half-life of 5 days is way too optimistic.

That 5-day number is for Tritium water, which gets replaced quickly in human body when one drinks regular water.

Now, think about Tritium fat... fat-soluble by definition and will stay in the body for much longer.

no one has the data on this... but in theory, this could be a big issue.

All I am suggesting is to spend $100 now to hedge for the risk. It's like buying N95 masks in Jan 2020.

And I can assure you that a tritium-contaminated omega-3 softgel will generate 1,000,000,000+ times more radiation than that 5G chip you fear about in COVID vaccines. 🤣🤣

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