Just thought I’d say I really appreciate the overall candor of your reply. Coming in contact with these body fluids can result in contamination and/or exposure.Īlso, with the ball team and cannibalism. … The body fluids (blood, sweat, urine) of an internally contaminated person can contain radioactive materials. One of the most common side effects is a skin condition called radiation dermatitis, which can range from a mild, red rash (erythema) and itchy, peeling or flaking skin (dry desquamation) to a more severe reaction with blisters and wet, peeling skin (moist desquamation).įrom cdc.gov : People who are externally contaminated with radioactive material can contaminate other people or surfaces that they touch. You didn’t see the part where science saved the day, that scientists tried to overcome beurocracy throughout the program or that acute radiation poisoning was isolated to direct responders? So we’re down to skin flaking and the issue of contagion. It’s odd to me that your description of events regarding the Chernobyl incident and the dramatization from HBO seem to be so in sync while you complain of horrible wrongdoing. But in reality no viewer-riveting skin peeling off the face, or blood dripping from anywhere would occur. Death would come quite quickly, within days. Over a couple of hours this would lead to shaky hands and wobbly legs, bad vision and a general breakdown of body functions. Vomiting would result and flu-like symptoms would set in. The person would go home in apparently perfect condition, but then start to feel as if he had eaten rotten fish for lunch. In fact a human can pick up a fatal dose of radiation in under an hour and not even know it. Very good for viewer horror, but very far from the truth.Ī very large dose of nuclear radiation will undoubtedly kill a person. Something like playing music on the aircraft fuselage in the Andes, using human bones as drumsticks.
Her baby could not have died of heart and liver disease as a result that too is pure HBO bunk. A fireman could not have irradiated his pregnant wife at home, as HBO claimed. Firemen were not radioactively contagious, as HBO portrayed.
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