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nukie404
I wonder though, is it not possible for irradiated food to change in their protein structure, possibly somehow affect us? Some suggest Regardless I guess since it as irradiate with gamma radiation, there's no chance of the radiation staying in the food. In that sense I guess the answer makes sense but...
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dul071
"the 100" on netflix taught me this lol
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fatboyslim
Sun is radiation and yet we still eat fruits that are normally exposed to sunlight. That's how I thought of it.
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koko
That you may face such questions as a doctor..so ,you need to update your knowledge on such things maybe
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koko
That you may face such questions as a doctor..so ,you need to update your knowledge on such things maybe
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submitted by โhumble_station(85)
Irradiation of food products is one way to limit the risk of germ contamination and food poisoning. In the United States, some foods, such as spices, are routinely irradiated. Irradiated meats and other foods are also widely available. Because radiation is known to cause cancer, there has been concern that food irradiation may present a cancer risk. However, radiation does not remain in foods that have been irradiated
According to American Cancer Society... Learned something new