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Fukushima Radiation Complex – Version 2.1

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The Fukushima radiation complex appears regularly on the Hadoscan for people throughout the United States in 2021. Bad or no data from the Japanese government has led citizens to take radiation monitoring into their own hands. See maps.safecast.org for latest information on radiation levels. Those individuals with a Hadoscan periodically see a radioactive complex in their system that includes uranium, copper, lead, DDT, hexochlorophenol, and castoreum. This causes both internal symptomology and external skin itching and lesions. This may be the cause of hair loss on Alaska Airlines crew members. A review of lesions on the skin of Alaska Airlines pilots identified a specific frequency in this series.

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