Has anyone in US been checking canned tuna with a geiger counter?

reply to post by concernedUScitizen


I read about that Tuna and the 6Bq. which is nothing!
We can chose what Fish we want to eat,
we do not even have only "1" Fish but 20-50
from all around the Globe!

I still eat Tuna and all the other Fishes with one
exception: the Groundfishes from Fukushima but
i see no problems in migrating Fishes like the Tuna.

Ps: i read that Ron Paul is a Pro-Nuclear Candidat?

Originally posted by Human0815
reply to post by concernedUScitizen

 

I read about that Tuna and the 6Bq. which is nothing!
We can chose what Fish we want to eat,
we do not even have only "1" Fish but 20-50
from all around the Globe!

I still eat Tuna and all the other Fishes with one
exception: the Groundfishes from Fukushima but
i see no problems in migrating Fishes like the Tuna.

Ps: i read that Ron Paul is a Pro-Nuclear Candidat?

edit on 4-6-2012 by Human0815 because: (no reason given)

Yeah, i guess take the good with the bad, more good though hopefully!

I wont try to sway your opinion on eating the tuna, Good Luck with that.

I really like the idea suggested for active military that have access to go about testing food because they have access to the devices to do so!

Also, when i started the post, I had a feeling that it wasn't exactly a geiger counter needed to do this, so I guess it's a Spectrograph that is needed?

Also, if you do readings could you please give the general location where you are and brand of product you are testing?

Nice level headed discussion we are having here!

I live on the Jersey shore and I'm not going to lie, I have been eating tuna maybe twice a month. Starkist and Bumblebee.
However, what sparked me to start investigating more, was that just a couple weeks ago, both cans of Starkist purchased a week apart, were bad upon opening, dates were good but it smelled to high heaven.

I don't have a Geiger counter but when I pp it glows in the dark. Maybe I should stop eating Tuna.