More Reactors = Less Children

妊娠中の日本人女性の避難すぐ

Millions Fewer Girls Born: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/06/110602-millions-fewer-girls-nuclear-radiation-births-science/

“In December 2011, 9 months after Fukushima, there is also a significant deficit in the number of live births in Japan. A similar decline in birth numbers was found in February 1987 in southern Bavaria, the German region most affected by Chernobyl fallout. In Japan as well as Bavaria, the effect is limited to a single month.” http://www.strahlentelex.de/Infant_mortality_in_Japan_after_Fukushima.pdf

“Up to 1,300 million people have been killed, maimed or diseased by nuclear power since its inception. The industry’s figures massively underestimate the real cost of nuclear power, in an attempt to hide
its victims from the world.” http://exacteditions.theecologist.org/read/ecologist/vol-29-no-7-november-1999-5368/29/2/

“The most important consideration is the generally accepted value judgment that early embryonic losses are of little personal or social concern.” Dr R. Mole, 1979, a member of ICRP – The international committee which makes the dose limits WORLDWIDE ignores LIFE. http://bjr.birjournals.org/content/52/614/89

Perinatal mortality in Germany following the Chernobyl accident: http://www.alfred-koerblein.de/chernobyl/downloads/KoKu1997.pdf and: 福島原発事故後の日本における乳児死亡率　Infant mortality in Japan

MORE: http://www.alfred-koerblein.de/indexengl.htm

“Possible scale of lost or impaired children after Chernobyl in all of Europe and the part of Asia covered – Missing Children: 2,5 Million.” PAGE 34 http://life-upgrade.com/DATA/RIGEinEuroandCNPPc.pd

http://www.atomkongress.de/z_folien_busby.pdf – quote: “Nuclear site child leukemia and cancer clusters (Sellafield, Dounreay, La Hague, Aldermaston discovered in the period 1983-1996. Causality denied by
ICRP, COMARE, UNSCEAR, BEIR, WHO, EU and Nuclear Industry.” and: “New research shows that if a cell is hit, its progeny are likely to suffer from an increased tendency to general mutation. This is called genomic instability.”  PAGE 2 + 3

Congenital Malformation and Stillbirth in Germany and Europe Before and

After the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Accident: http://www.helmholtz-muenchen.de/ibb/homepage/hagen.scherb/CongenMalfStillb_0.pdf

European stillbirth proportions before

and after the Chernobyl accident: http://ije.oxfordjournals.org/content/28/5/932.full.pdf

“After Chernobyl, infant mortality rates in Sweden, Finland and Norway increased by a significant 15.8 percent compared to the trend for the period 1976 to 2006. Alfred Körblein calculated that for the period 1987 to 1992 an additional 1,209 (95% confidence interval: 875 to 1,556) infants had died.”

“From the period of atmospheric nuclear weapons testing it is known that the infant mortality parameter is sensitive to radioactivity. It therefore comes as no surprise that there are now numerous studies showing that infant mortality is not only higher in the vicinity of Chernobyl, but also further away – in Europe. In the textbooks there is nothing to be found on this yet, but it is to be found in a number of different journals.”

“In 1986 in Berlin, an unusual increase of infant mortality was observed. Compared to 1985, infant mortality in Berlin rose in 1986 from 10.6 to12.5 per 1,000 live births in the first year of life. The mortality rate of non-German infants increased over-proportionally from 9.6 auf 14.3 per thousand. The mortality rate even increased between the end of the first week and the end of the first year of life by 26 percent. There had previously been a decrease in infant mortality”

“Ever since discovering the mutagenicity of ionising radiation in animal experiments, damaging radiation genetic effects in humans have also been repeatedly considered and examined. The ICRP, however, is of the opinion that teratogenic damage (stillbirths, infant mortality, severe malformation) does not occur below a dose of 100 mSV. Since the mean dose for Germany in 1986-7 was only 0.2 mSV, according to ICRP opinion there can’t have been an increase in teratogenic damage. On the other hand, there are numerous studies from Germany, Europe and the three countries in the Chernobyl region that show that there was indeed an increase in teratogenic damage, contrary to expectations on the part of these scientists.”

Source: http://www.ratical.org/radiation/Chernobyl/HEofC25yrsAC.html

PEACEFUL MURDER

Kofi Annan about Chernobyl: “the exact number of victims may never be known, but that 3 million children require treatment and “many will die prematurely.” http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=20000426&slug=4017441

In the late 70s, there were in Wisconsin / USA seven nuclear power plants without incident. The mortality of infants of lower weight (less than 2500 grams) was examined: If the officially published emission rates of the nuclear power plants increased from year to year (Source: Government of the United States), also the mortality of underweight babies was increased. http://books.google.de/books?id=Rdgo5cXrO94C&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q=Small%20babies%20die%20near%20nuclear%20plants&f=false

“According to the ICRP in 1991, just 5 mSv to the testes could cause damage to offspring – yet this dose was permitted yearly to members of the public, and ten times more was permitted to nuclear workers, in all countries prior to 1990. It continues today to be permitted yearly for nuclear workers in most countries.” http://iicph.org/victims_of_the_nuclear_age

Perinatal mortality rates in the regions of Ukraine and Belarus surrounding the Chernobyl site increased in 1987, the year following the Chernobyl accident. The same year, increases of perinatal mortality were also observed in Germany and Poland, and the effect can be associated with the caesium burden in pregnant women. After 1989, there is an unexpected second rise of perinatal mortality in Belarus and Ukraine. This increase is shown to correlate with the strontium content in pregnant women. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12754809

the human sex ratio at birth in several European countries before and after the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident was investigated. A long-term chronic impact of radioactive fallout on the secondary sex ratio has been found http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/env.958/abstract;jsessionid=69E27384F9B8CCE48A54AADC6FDA0606.d02t03

Mother Instinct = Disruptive Factor: http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/ar/archive/nov95/broodiness1195.htm?pf=1 genetically turned off. Prolactin for mother instinct comes from the pituitary gland.

“yttrium 90, the daughter product of strontium — were known to concentrate in the pituitary gland.” “even slight damage to the pituitary gland from radioactivity in the air or in the mother’s diet could lead to a slight retardation in development” http://www.ratical.org/radiation/SecretFallout/SFchp14.html

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How the Nuclear Industry first kills the Children and then the Parents

妊娠中の日本人女性の避難すぐ

1 Becquerel = 100 % Damage!

translated by Jan Hemmer, NGO “For the Children of Chernobyl”

original Text by Dr. Dörte Siedentopf, IPPNW Germany, for the NGO “For the Children of Chernobyl”

http://life-upgrade.com/DATA/130219SiedentopfRadioaktivit%C3%A4t.pdf

 

Stochastic effects and children:
There is statistical health damage caused by the so-called low-level radiation (above ZERO up to 500mSv.) That is not assigned to any particular people, but occur in a defined population. This issue is the subject of thousands of studies all over the world since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, and I will discuss in detail below with reference to examples. Factors such as age, gender, health, immune system, nutrition, social situation and the duration of exposure of the radioactivity influence the onset of cancer and other diseases. Until the Chernobyl disaster, the biological effects in the body of the
radioactive isotopes have been undervalued.

It is now clear: Any radiation poses a risk especially for children who are extremely radiosensitive.

1) A child is constantly increasing in weight and size, it grows from the intrauterine embryo to adult, the younger, the faster. Therefore, the cells divide much more frequently than an adult. Cells in the division phase (mitosis) are more vulnerable to radiation than cells in the resting phase.

2) The ability of the body to recognize “defective” cells and to  eliminate them develops during childhood. An embryo has not yet this ability. Therefore  “defective” cells can multiply unimpeded and later lead to cancer or heritable diseases.

3) A child that grows must hold more substances than emiting them, more than an adult. The body of a child takes in more radioactive substances in food, drink and air we breathe than adults. Especially dangerous are 137 and Cs-134 and 137 and Sr-90 – deposited in the muscles or in the bone (see below).

4) Children have their whole lives ahead of them. Some diseases caused by radiation take a long time to occur (latency): 20 or even 30 years. Children are more likely than older adults to reach the dubious chance to see the end of this latency. In the human body there are about 200 different cell types, each has a different function.

Basically, each cell can respond to injury with four responses:

1) The damage is so severe that the cell dies.

2) The cell can repair the damage (in children see above).

3) The cell loses its ability to produce certain substances, such as in the pancreas gland which can not produce insulin anymore (increase of diabetes in Belarus among children and adults) or other digestive juices during the growth, of the thyroid hormones.

4) The malignant cells degenerate and there is cancer.

It is now clear: Any radiation poses a risk especially for children who are extremely radiosensitive.

The effect of 4 isotopes of iodine -131, Strontium-90, Tritium (H-3) and cesium – 134 / 137 on the human body I will now show more detail, not without pointing out the most toxic isotope, plutonium (Pu-239), that triggers in micrograms cancer. It is produced in each reactor in the fission of uranium, about 250kg per year and reactor. 

MORE SOON

“In some areas where congenital diabetes had not been seen at all before the catastrophe, there were occurrences afterward and the number of cases has increased since 1986 (Marples, 1996).” PAGE 99: http://www.strahlentelex.de/Yablokov%20Chernobyl%20book.pdf

“Children are more endangered than adults, because their cells divide themselves constantly. Because they grow, they need permanent energy and have to deal with the impairment of their cells. With children, ailments will start earlier, one to four years afterwards, such as in the case of Chernobyl. Adults have a latency period for Cesium of 20-25 years. It is a slow death, adults who survived 25 years become ill now. The children got sick much earlier and often died.” http://fukushima-diary.com/2011/11/slow-death/ 

translation of “slow death” by Hohlie Hohltaube: http://vogelgarten.blogspot.com/2011/10/das-leise-sterben.html

“Endocrinologists from the Heinrich-Heine-University in Düsseldorf and the Belarussian endocrine advice centre in Minsk cooperated on an investigation into the development of diabetes amongst children and young adults in Belarus. Over a lengthy period, 1980 to 2002, the incidence rate (new illness accumulation per annum) of diabetes mellitus Type1 – diabetes with insulin deficiency, mainly amongst young adults – was observed in two areas of Belarus that had been contaminated to very different degrees. Data from the highly contaminated Gomel area was compared with that of the comparatively slightly contaminated area of Minsk, during the periods 1980-1986 and 1987-2002. A total of 643 patients from the Gomel area and 302 patients from the Minsk area were involved in the analysis. In the years 1980-1986 (before Chernobyl) there was no significant difference between the incidence rates in Gomel and Minsk. In contrast to this, for the years following Chernobyl (1987-2002), there was evidence of a significant difference (p<0.001) in the incidence rates of both areas. The authors also discovered that the incidence rate in the Minsk area before and after Chernobyl was not significantly different, but it was in the highly contaminated Gomel area (p<0.05), where annually about twice as many children and young adults developed diabetes mellitus Type 1 after Chernobyl, as compared to the years before Chernobyl. The highest mean incidence rate was registered in the Gomel area in 1998″ http://www.ratical.org/radiation/Chernobyl/HEofC25yrsAC.html

click: Prof. Gould explains How Radiation Kills Infants

click: Nuclear Cancer Industry

click: Japanese Children Cancer Outlook / Children need absolutely CLEAN food

click: Children Radiation Maps from Belarus

click: Less girls are born because of Nuclear Power – global Population growth control

click: Low Radiation: The Petkau Effect

click: Radiation: Larger effect of small doses!

Radiation is not life-friendly. It is a hostile factor. Life has prevailed against this hostile factor. The natural radiation. The beta radiation of strontium has a range of 1 millimeter. No matter where it is installed, it reaches the stem cells with its beta radiation. From the stem cells, everything is made. So the stem cells are bombarded constantly. What are the symptoms? We received the following reports by the children of Chernobyl: Chernobyl AIDS. Symptoms of anemia with decreased number of red blood cells. A therapy resitant anemia.

Vitamins and iron will not help. The ongoing hemorrhage, the bleeding e.g. from the nose. Decreased number of platelets, which are indeed involved in blood clotting. The immune system of children. They are always sick, every little infection “throws them around”. They constantly have colds, infections. And low white blood cells in the blood. This is easily explained: With a Bone marrow suppression: The bone marrow – due to the constant bombardment – and especially because of the accumulation of strontium – lost the ability to compensate.

Radioactivity means selective delivery of energy. On the molecules in our body. They are tiny pinholes in the shortest possible time. But with full force. We are constantly exposed to such radiation damage each second. Every second. Permanenent.And life could not exist and the information of Life could not be passed on, if we have not developed effective repair mechanisms. But the repair mechanisms are very complex and it takes time. The shorter the life cycle of a cell, the less time remains for the repair. This explains why children with rapidly growing tissue, with rapidly dividing cells – are particularly sensitive to radiation. Mitosis.

Learn and then share!

Jan Hemmer

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Chernobyl and the Human Rights of the Victims (ALARA, ICRP, IAEA)

妊娠中の日本人女性の避難すぐ

Speakers are:

Dr. Irina Grushevaya, Foundation for The Children of Chernobyl, Minsk (http://tekknorg.wordpress.com/2011/11/11/belarusian-fund-for-the-children-of-chernobyl-gets-european-award/)

Dr. Yuri Pankratz, Foundation for The Children of Chernobyl, Minsk (http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/17737-1)

Prof. Galina Drozdova, Russian People’s Friendship University, Moscow (http://www.friends-partners.org/oldfriends/welling/drozdova.html)

Prof. Larisa Skuratovskaya, Institute of General Pathology and Pathopsychology, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow (http://www.imow.org/community/directory/user/index?id=18306)

Prof. Peter Welsh, Member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna (http://chernobyl.iatp.by/n1/Koerb_en.htm)

Prof. Hari Sharma, Nuclear Chemistry, University of Waterloo, Canada, International Medical Commission on Chernobyl (http://iicph.org/du_update_1_3)

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Much more to come

Jan Hemmer

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Nuclear Industry: Mental illness and Heart diseases

妊娠中の日本人女性の避難すぐ

Brain Basics: http://www.bris.ac.uk/synaptic/basics/basics-2.html

The Principle of excitation of nerve cells / action potential: A vital function of the Axons is the potassium charge / ion, the sodium pump flow / unction depends on it.

Of which depends the household of the neurotransmitters in the brain! And HOW YOU deal with a situation. And ultimatively, WHO you are.

Cesium 137 mimics potassium.

ionizing radiation and schizophrenia: http://www.researchgate.net/publication/7496184_Whether_ionizing_radiation_is_a_risk_factor_for_schizophrenia_spectrum_disorders

PAGE 61: http://life-upgrade.com/DATA/chernobylebook.pdf

Radionuclides are the cause for the epidemic explosion of heart diseases and mentall illness worldwide, especially above the equator.This is where Cesium 137 goes:

http://chernobyl-today.org/images/stories/Bandajevski_2001_Radiocaesium_and_heart.pdf

LINK: http://chernobyl-today.org/images/stories/Bandajevski_2001_Radiocaesium_and_heart.pdf

The Global Cesium 137 Map shows, that it is important to grow INFANT FOOD below the equator, and maybe all other food. http://www.mpic.de/en/press/press-information/news/probability-of-contamination-from-severe-nuclear-reactor-accidents-is-higher-than-expected.html

Above the equator, assuming the risk for anyone to become irradiated with Cesium 137 is 2 % in Western Europe per year, 12 million people become irradiated with it EACH YEAR (everyone: fetus, children, disabled…) this is the reason for Heart attacks, arterial / vascular diseas /-popul. West. Europ ca. 600 mio.-/ Dr, Scherb, Institute of Biomathematics and Biometry Germany: “The relative risks for stillbirth and preliminary malformations are 0,5 – 2 % per 1000 becquerel of Cesium 137 in m² soil.” Page 33 http://www.tschernobylkongress.de/fileadmin/user_upload/pdfs/ScherbVoigt_fehlbildungen_fehlende_geburten.pdf

RADIATION > FREE RADICAL > CELL DAMAGE > TISSUE DAMAGE > DISEASE: http://tekknorg.wordpress.com/2012/09/02/radiation-larger-effect-of-small-doses/

Stress is not the cause of mental illnesses

1) increased oxidative stress and low levels of antioxidants

lead to:

2) normal development of the nervous system is jeopardized

leads to:

3) high frequencies of developmental errors

and:

4) reduced brain size and impaired cognitive abilities in humans

leads to:

5) psychological effects

http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0016862

Children do not get allergies because they do not go out: 1) ionizing radiation leads to 2) genetic effects: “A mild mutation may express itself in humans as an allergy, asthma, juvenile diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, high blood cholesterol level, slight muscular or bone defects, or other genetic `mistakes’. These defects in genetic make-up leave the individual slightly less able to cope with ordinary stresses and hazards in the environment.” http://www.ratical.org/radiation/NRBE/NRadBioEffects.html

“It is widely known that irradiation not only causes specific reactions but also has «stress» component. Probably, like as specific reactions, «stress» reactions are connected with dosage and dose rate of irradiation.
However, while «dose-effect» dependencies are well enough studied for death of irradiated cells, for cell transformation, and for such injuries in DNA molecule as one- and two-thread breaks of DNA-protein joints etc., they are studied quite less for «radiation stress». http://www.rri.kyoto-u.ac.jp/NSRG/reports/kr21/kr21pdf/Burlakova.pdf

European Continent is COMPLETELY irradiated: http://www.unscear.org/docs/JfigXI.pdf Cesium 137: Full Decay Time is 10 human generatons = 300 years.

> The specific activity of 1 g of Cesium 137 (or 0.035oz) is 3,200,000,000,000 Becquerel:

>113 Kg (or 0,25lb) are enough to irradiate the WHOLE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA with 37,000 becquerel per single m² (10ft²) for 300 YEARS!

And now compare how much Cesium 137 is in ONE SINGLE REACTOR: http://tekknorg.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/reactor-core-bomb.jpg

Indian Point 3 Spent Fuel Pool has 150 Mio Curie of Cesium 137 = 1704 Kg Cesium 137 (or 3756lb)

Full Decay Times of all Primary Radionuclides: http://life-upgrade.com/DATA/Primary%20Radionuclides.gif

Stillbirths and Chernobyl in Europe: http://www.life-upgrade.com/DATA/stillbirth-EU-Chernobyl.jpg

FULL PDF: http://ije.oxfordjournals.org/content/28/5/932.full.pdf

“if, during pregnancy, there is more than 200 becquerel per kilogram of cesium in the placenta it can lead to sudden death of the child” http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=z9ptFpWJ_eo

Experts! Doctors! WHERE ARE YOU!

Jan Hemmer

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German Chernobyl NGO, Youths from Fukushima visit Belarus in March 2013

妊娠中の日本人女性の避難すぐ

This is the japanese article about our NGO from Rottweil, Germany. We invited japanese youths from Fukushima, to a trip with german youths, visiting belarusian youths: From March 23rd to 31st 2013: http://kodomofukushima.net/index.php?key=jona4re2q-591#_591 Name of our NGO: “Bürgerintiative für eine Welt ohne Atomare Bedrohung” / “Civil Initiative for a World without an Atomic Threat”

EDIT from March 11th 2013_ Report in german language: http://www.schwarzwaelder-bote.de/inhalt.rottweil-initiative-erinnert-an-fukushima.c76a8c08-dadc-4e4f-82f4-14e80659311d.html

The Rottweiler “citizens’ initiative for a world without nuclear threat” has established contacts with affected people in Fukushima prefecture.

The partners report that the consequences are far from over, according to a press release. 380,000 people were evacuated, and many can not return to their homes, large areas are contaminated with radiation.Now it is about to protect children, to avoid diseases, compensation for victims and for evacuations from the contaminated areas. The Japanese partners are committed to the nuclear phase and seek energy alternatives. The Rottweiler citizen initiative therefore looked for ways to support collaboration. Since the Chernobyl disaster in 1986, there are already close contacts with Belarus, which was by the then hit hardest by nuclear disaster .

For the first time tri-national cooperation

With donations, children recreations and an intensive youth work and a network of transnational cooperation has emerged. Now there will be this year for the first time a tri-national cooperation between Japan, Belarus and Rottweil.

During the Easter holidays there will be a trip to Belarus, in which the projects of the Belarusian Foundation are “Children of Chernobyl” are visited and held discussions with stakeholders.

From 5th to 15 July there will be  a youth project in Rottweil, which will have the energy transition and the possibilities of civil engagement as topic. Six young people from Japan, Belarus and Rottweil learn using examples to know how the energy transition in the region Rottweil is implemented in various ways by citizens and associations, industry and politics.

In the final workshop of the future, the 18 participants will take on the possibilities of further development of the energy transition and cooperation across national borders.

For more information: Youths who are 18 years old and interested in the youth project should register by calling +0049 741/4 46 52

Stay: For free. In City of Rottweil @ guest families: http://www.rottweil.de/en/Tourism

We have 20 years of civil society and Chernobyl experience.

Founder Mrs. Angela Gessler, Contact: http://www.rottweil.de/269?&key=rottweil&placeId=2&todo=entry&id=272

English Presentation of our NGO: http://www.ecnchernobyl.eu/index.php?ctlPage=

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