Radium produces radon gas which is inhaled and becomes polonium within a
week, which does terrible harm to the body internals. potential for harm
with radioactive materials is very high. I strongly reccomend you consider
the health ramifications before considering such research.
I have alarming color photographs of the damage done in the form of
radiation burns. I can send copies to Jerry, but they are so graphic...I
have suffered such burns personally and almost lost six fingers. People
attending the 1987 Meeting of the Minds saw these burns. What else can I
say?
Paul Brown
Charles wrote:
>So how does one obtain Radium Chloride? And how about any government
>licenses required for it's experimental use?
>
>Have seen references that for radium chloride there is an exemption from
>the usual nuclear materials licenses.
>
>Charles