I thought the same 😂

I'm safe.

An information i didn’t had!

It’s just to make the point that anyone can get it. And I think you didn’t understand the sarcasm there.

Nothing genius about it, I've heard quite a few doctors say it...

Bingo!!

Boy I think I'd pass on the roundup plug ins

And laundry detergents, personal care products etc etc

and fabric treatments and thousands of chemicals, everywhere. Live more simply.

Yep!

Thnx u , I always leave atleast everyone window in my house cracked open

Yes. Over my 41 years it's getting more rare to see windows open. People have their heat on when it's 65f outside, so scared of fresh air. Why is that?

@@strongerthanyouallday some people are programmed that’s why

@@treyruiz7934 My previous apartment upstairs neighbor actually complained about an odor one time lol. The guy that never opened his windows. Landlord must've loved him because my lease wasn't renewed lol. Sure is better at my new place without someone always in my business.

Yea let more radon from the outside in your home. Buy an air purifier…

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Your grandma will be in my prayers 🙏 God Bless 🕊

Check joe tippins protocol 🙏

Her pancreas out? Are you sure? She misspoke I think.

and JAbS

​@@annmarie1689😂 NOT.

They didn't talk about cigarettes...

@@floflo8153They started the broadcast talking about smokers disease.

@maxben565 They started by saying she didn't smoke, most people assume you have to be a smoker to have this disease. Your comment reads like that's what the video focused on.

No, because this one obviously focuses on a specific thing.

maybe they will in a video about that. we're also not talking about 9\11, jan6th,oct7th, or anything else here either funny enough, those each have their own videos, for reasons i shouldn't have to explain.

Glyohosate, coffee and wine are equally dangerous.

I don't think Roundup causes lung cancer.

The main things people are calling poisons in our food aren’t poisons. Everything including water is toxic to humans at certain doses. Food in Europe is not safer or better than ours. They still use high fructose corn syrup they just use it in different foods & call it by another name. The biggest difference is they flavor food with saturated fat & trans fat which is way way worse for you because our bodies can’t fully digest it & ends up in your vascular system. I bet a big contributor to lung disease is people being exposed to mold especially in south Florida.

Condolences to you! The same thing happened to my dad where he was diagnosed with stage 2 lung cancer. He never smoked a day in his life, didn't hang around smokers, but yet it was diagnosed with lung cancer and I was always so confused about how that could be. Luckily they caught it early enough where they could cut out pieces of his lungs and give him some treatments and he was able to pull through from that. BUT, then a few years later he was on a cruise and had severe pain on the back of his neck. The medical team gave him some painkillers add suggested that he go to the hospital when they docked. As soon as he was docked, he went straight to the ER and after doing some tests they found another cancerous tumor at the top of his spine behind his neck, osw to the throat area. Low and behold, cancer again. That was also removed and treated but he never fully bounced back. He ended up passing another 2yrs or so after that and I'm honestly not sure what the official cause was.

@@beanz6795 My dad also died of throat cancer he was cancer free for 10 years but it returned in early 2021 and passed in September 2021. I still believe it's something in that house that triggered his cancer to come back and made my mom get cancer. It's an older mobile home from the 70s or 80s they bought it in 2012, thank goodness my mom is saving now to buy a new home and honestly I wish for that mobile home to be demolished. Will also need to test the ground for radon though just in case we ever put a new mobile home in that lot.

@@Krystal_Kitty7 oh my gosh, I'm so sorry to hear about your dad as well! There must be some link there. When my dad passed, my mom sold the house shortly after and lives in a condo now. I'm curious to see if the current owners have any heath issues that just pop up. I've never thought about radon or the land being an issue. I just assumed it's from the horrible food in the grocery stores and chemicals found in the household items. It's scary to think this can happen to our loved ones... Or ourselves even.

@beanz6795 Yes diet contributes as well 100% !! Leading up to my dad's re-diagnosis he was not eating well, lots of processed foods, canned soups, white bread, yogurt filled with sugar, sweet bread such as donuts. 😔 Compared to my mom, my aunt moved in to help take care of her she cooked her so many amazing healthy meals, made her fresh juice and smoothies daily I really believe that helped her overcome this. 💜

Lot of things cause lung cancer and I’ll bet you Radon isn’t the reason for it..they can’t even test Radon in the body so it’s not that…genetics…viruses contracted during your life or when they were kids..molds…what did they do for a living? My neighbor died of lung cancer and he wasn’t a smoker but he did Inhale Sheetrock dust from being a painter/spackler for 30 years ….think different ..not Radon 🤪

Doctors and scientists have to give an answer as opposed to no answer otherwise they would appear to be dumb.

@@mathew3267100% ALOT of doctors do that. People think doctors are the smartest people and they allow those doctors to think for them.

Radioactive materials in sandstone, concrete, brick, natural stone, gypsum, and granite contain naturally-occurring radioactive elements like radium, uranium, and thorium. These naturally-occurring elements can break down or decay into the radioactive gas radon. Before I invest into a piece of land, a commercial, or residential property. I have an environmental hygienist come out and test for radiation, lead, high levels of mold, radon, pesticides, heavy metals, toxic waste, and water pollution levels. If you are always getting sick, it can be from your environment.

They didn't. They merely guessed. I've stopped counting the number of stories I've heard about people getting lung cancer who have never smoked, so it's OBVIOUS it's something in our human environment that is causing it. As the doctor of a friend of mine once said: "We live in a chemical world." So it's really anyone's guess what could be the cause of these cancers.

​@@jekku4688processed foods and pesticide ridden fruites and vegetables.

If you live in an apartment that isn’t on the first floor, radon isn’t a concern. It accumulates in the lowest levels of a building, usually basements. It natural comes out if the ground, so anywhere there’s dirt, there’s radon gas. Concrete does give off radon but there’s only been a few instances of concrete giving off enough radon in the US to be of concern. More likely, your neighbor had mold or allergies

​@@bigbuilder10 that is the problem

Google radon map and you can see if your area is likely to have high levels of radon. The tests are also cheep and recommended. Easy to use and can be found at HomeDepot or Lowes.

Good luck if you rent an apartment

So, those underground tunnels that the elite are going to live in have Radon??? Lots of granite down there😊 Makes me very happy for the future, they'll be gone from lung cancer.😊

Other problems like what

@@Heatherly3102 it’s an overused herbicide - all herbicides can be dangerous, it’s the overuse that is the problem. “Roundup ready” seeds are made to encourage the overuse. But that has nothing to do with radon.

Exactly…

My friend thought she was having a heart problem, due to chest pain. When she saw a doctor, he found a lung growth to be the problem. She recovered and had a few more years! Sure miss my lovely friend, Terri. ❤

A lot of drs misdiagnose.

Most doctors suck

That happened to my grandfather

Yes, I'm surprised by the way it's presented as something new in this segment. But I understand it's especially common in the US in specific places. The awareness of radon is a lot higher in scandinavia because as you say, we have a lot of granite which often contains uranium in it. It's taken very seriously here as it's been known for a very long time that it is a cause of lung cancer.

Did you stop eating processed foods? I can guarantee you that has a mucher higher affect on getting cancer. I guess people never thought about the masks they wore all day at work either during covid. Which lowers the oxygen in your blood and raises the co2 level. Causing lung, blood and gum issues.

My family had to replace all the granite from the kitchen countertop because of its high- radioactivity. That granite is pink in color so it contains high dose of uranium. Both my mom and my dad got cancer after using that pink granite for 3 years

@@hotam138 Sorry to hear about you parents, that's terrible. Some people think it's crazy, but, I won't put any granite in my house.

More awareness, but still spotty, here in Northern Arizona. Many locations have high levels of uranium in the soil, making the ground water unsafe to drink. That produces high radon levels in some houses, particularly on the Navajo Reservation.

Garage poisons are the least of people worries. People are eating processed foods in massive quantities for years and years. Nevermind the spraying of chemtrails and flouride and other carcinogens in water.

@@tat2zz68 Exactly ! Our “food” is unrecognizable anymore. It’s mainly processed. Gas stations have become grocery stores of nothing but junk !

Has nothing to do with what's in your garage lol. It was caused by radon gas which comes up from the ground below the home.

@@tat2zz68 is it ok if i eat mcdonalds once every 2 weeks?

I don't keep chemicals around my house at all. You don't need them. There are natural things to clean the home with and there are natural ways to paint.

Radon is an inert gas. How can it be radioactive?

California is very high as well.

thank you for the enlightenment.. the article ended abruptly without telling us what source radon came from

There is a closed uranium mine in the Grand Canyon National Park. The "Orphan" mine was begun in 1906 as the Lost Orphan mine. By the time it was closed in 1969 it had yielded nearly half a million tons of ore which produced over 2000 tons of uranium oxide.

Natural gas stoves are a lot less harmful than the dozen chemicals we're exposed to in our homes in a given week.

What chemical is there in home

​@@eggbenedict-gt7mwcarpet cleaners, floor cleaners, oven cleaner air fresheners, fabric softeners, deodorant, shampoo, soap, toothpast, nail polish, hand sanitizer, processed foods, sugar, and on and on.

A recent US study shows that even the range hood fan doesn’t dissipate all the benzene that comes off a natural gas stove. They’re more dangerous than smoking.

@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683No dr. Emil, the natural gas stove is not less dangerous than other chemicals. It’s EXTREMELY dangerous and causes cancer.

Decaying uranium from the glaciers, crazy

suck it up. get it...because it's coming up,and you inhale it.

If u dig u will find crude

​@@bloodlove93no we don't get it cause we're no longer children but I'm sure if you find a 5 year old they're understand your stupid concept.

@@bloodlove93 Suck a 🍄

😂 the needle

She’s caked in makeup

LMAO this is sarcasm right? 🤣

@@LuKiSCraft Bingo

​@@user-ht4hk3rp2i It's Still surprising to me how many do not know what 'urea' is, yet slather it all over their skin.

Not many basements in Miami chief

​@@Darrinbewitchedwhy nobasement

@@eggbenedict-gt7mw water table

No basement in our house, just a spacious unfinished crawl space. If it is made habitable the property tax goes WAY up. It is well ventilated.

@@Darrinbewitched Below house swimming pool!

How much did it cost you to make the switch to a better system?

@@mytravls Replacing the existing one was 950 dollars, adding the new one was 1,200

@@jowallprieto7727 thanks, not too expensive for a better health.

Mold is bad too

Pls give me , i want check my levels

radon is coming from the soil?

@@eggbenedict-gt7mw The Home Depot app says they carry a Labtech radon detection test kit for $9.99

There are no symptoms, you may or may not get cancer from it. That’s the only symptom. I mean it’s radioactive gas, radiation is known to cause cancer right?

Environmental carcinogens typically do the “doesn’t always show symptoms” thing. My guess is it is because cancer itself is slippery. One cancerous cell might result in cancer, or it might take two or... It is Mother Nature's form of the Lottery, where you don't want to win.

It’s also the chemicals they add to the cigeretttes. Been smoking natural pure tobacco for 45 yrs and no coughing /pulmonologist calls me a lier.

Just open ur windows

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Wishing you a clear CT scan.

Praying good health over you. 🙏

Praying everything is ok and it’s nothing serious. I know it’s hard but try not to stress. I was having very bad sharp radiating chest pains for months and ended up in emergency room twice for it. I never go to the doctor and alway been healthy so for me to go to eat in middle of the night, I was scared I was gonna die from heart attack or something serious. They did X-ray told me to call a family dr so I did and she forwarded me to get bloodwork and tests done and went to cardiologist. They didn’t see anything which I’m grateful for but here I am 1.5 yr later and still getting the chest pain. I know it’s not an anxiety attack which can cause chest pain but it happens when I’m relaxed so I think may be skeletal or muscle related because I do have a sharp curve in my upper spine. My issue is that I am still having this very painful symptom and doctors just say, well we can’t find anything but they only checked heart, did mammogram, X-ray and blood work. This video made me think to call and schedule another aptmt.

@@SavedByJesus-pi3yu I pray everything will be fine for you

Good luck!

And oats

Monsanto (Bayer) left the chat..

From the CDC: "The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) classification for glyphosate is “not likely” to be carcinogenic (causing cancer) to humans, based on evidence from animals and humans." You can't just fall for every internet rumor. There are too many to live through.

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They must know that there are people who can live without lungs😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅

Don't let *anyone* tell you what you can or cannot get ❤ If one has no lungs - well maybe we can get some other type of cancer!! Or maybe someone who does have lungs - whom we happen to like - 😊 may get lung cancer instead of us!

if you install gills,scales and fins you might reduce your chances for that..

Radon needs to be >24/7 with an electric fan and a vent system running a certain height above your roof. Plus, cracks in your foundation or basement must be sealed to reduce radon entering from the ground. Diluting the radio-active gas via windows isn't enough.

IIRC it was in the 1970s there was a big movement to seal off all air leaks to make homes more energy efficient. Then people in those houses had health problems, and getting the term "sick house syndrome" in our vocabulary.

That’s why now it’s code to have fresh air intake on furnaces. They can be installed on old systems by running a duct to outside wall then to duct of furnaces. That should be mandatory and create work.

That’s exactly what I was thinking! How did they know that or come to that conclusion? And if so, others had to be exposed also.

Airwave on Amazon will show you the daily levels

Radon almost always comes from the soil, although granite used in kitchen counters can be a source.

Good thing plants and trees filter it

@@gavinvideos8062 Yeah, all the forests are burning, and what's left we are cutting down at an alarming speed. too bad you are ignorant about all that like most conservatives.

@@jamesryan7684 I’m not conservative 😂 burnt soil=re growth.

@@gavinvideos8062 I think you need to learn more than the junior grade-school basics to understand what's really going on. Look up what crops are already starting to fail as well. Grapes, soybeans, potatoes, rice, olives and others. The devastation is just starting. Do your own research, as you have no reason to believe any youtuber. GL.

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I vaguely remember that. I recently started doing my own drywall work (usually without a mask) so I ought to look into it. Thanks for the heads up!

I liked the comment, but not the terrible thing your mom suffered. So very sad.

May I know how long she lived. My dad was diagnosed with lung cancer? & it’s spread tumors throughout the bones in his body.

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I stick with climate change.

he mustve been eating a lot of sardines eggs and salads

You could have said your great uncle, since your grandfathers sister is your great aunt.

If you have a strong immune system your body automatically kills cancer cells. That is also a factor

n=1

FWIW, the smell is from sulfur. It may start out as any sulfur compound and transform into hydrogen sulfide when exposed to moisture. It can be a devil to track down.

Maybe you have a broken sewer plumbing stack pipe those are the pvc pipes in plumbing that allow sewer gasses to escape to the roof where the pipes exit

Well it doesn't rain all the time.

The closest I got to confirmation from a credible site was from the EPA: "However, because some weather conditions can drastically reduce the amount of outdoor air that enters a home, pollutants can build up even in homes that are normally considered 'leaky.'" That makes it sound like the radon level is increased by having the home closed up tight.

My new build house tested over 14! We installed a radon system and brought it back down to .1. 😮‍💨

@@EastCoastReeferhow do you bring it down ?

@@MandyAliens We hired someone to install an active radon mitigation system.

Good ventilation is very important, especially with new furniture indeed!

I nearly forgot about the formaldehyde problems with various pressed wood products from China in the 2010s.

The overwhelming majority are caused by cigarettes but there are lots that are not. Still mysterious. It is, like other cancers, still something we don't know enough about!

@@omodemeta air pollution is likely a major cause

cruciferous vegetables are good for smokers..

The latest from the EPA is "No evidence that glyphosate causes cancer in humans. The Agency concluded that glyphosate is not likely to be carcinogenic to humans." (I didn't leave anything out... it really is released in exactly that form.) The concern was allegedly raised by an unnamed individual in a branch of the UN roughly a decade ago. The report was that the branch agency had submitted questionnaires to farmers and ranchers regarding use of glyphosate and rate of cancers in the livestock. The allegation is that the responses uniformly denied any indication of excess cancers with glyphosate, but a clerk processing the reports changed many of them to indicate an increase in cancer with glyphosate. It is hard to tell what actually happened - none of the reports see fit to name names within the agencies (nothing unusual in that) but in 2016 that - as reported by Reuters - "experts from the U.N.'s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and World Health Organization (WHO) said glyphosate is "unlikely to pose a carcinogenic risk to humans" exposed to it through food." Then it got politically ugly. The EPA reported "On March 20, 2020, the glyphosate ID was challenged in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Petitioners challenged EPA’s analysis of human health and ecological risk, the weighing of such risks against the benefits of glyphosate and the interim risk mitigation measures, and alleged that EPA violated the Endangered Species Act (ESA)." At that stage the UN and the EPA were in agreement that there was insufficient evidence of carcinogenic activity in humans to support allegations of carcinogenic activity in humans or livestock. The whole bar fight of the agencies and the courts can be found by googling "epa ingredients-used-pesticide-products glyphosate" It is the ugliest battle I have seen between factions that are supposed to be pursuing rational ends. Bottom line: there is no evidence that glyphosate is carcinogenic but we should treat it as though it is. All things considered, that is probably the best anybody could have hoped for.

Why would granite "decompose "? Is it an organic substance ? Things are not what we've been told, ya know. Example: "mesas" are huge tree stumps, not rock formations.

@@mariantreber8055 education is important. You should try it.

To be more specific, it’s the breakdown of uranium in rocks and soil that produces radon.

@@MaximusXXX77 decomposing is decomposing

Did some research for this answer. The NIH says the energy crisis in 1973 led to overzealous sealing of air leaks in homes. By the 1980s "sick building syndrome " was a common problem.

Exactly! I was looking for more info when i clicked on the video

Its to put blame on everything except the experimental jabs.

Modern news is a joke.

They did say what and where it comes from. How it gets there is that it comes directly from the earth's soil. It doesn't look like anything, you can't see it, you can't smell it. Kits are available to test radon levels. Where in your house - highest levels in the basement as it comes from the soil. Who is at risk? Everyone. Nothing can be done once exposed - it's just wait and see. The radon risk can be mitigated - there are companies and DIY methods to lower the risk. Hope that helps.

@@jjbud3124 Thank you

Very curious about this too

Not an endorsement or ad, but I have a furnace that doesn't work well after the filter has been in it a few weeks in the winter. I got a pair of K&N filters; I swap them out every couple of weeks and wash the dirty one out. It keeps my cheap self from hesitating to replace the filters. BTW - K&N wants us to use their frighteningly expensive cleaner. I found Simple Green sprayed on works great for me.

chemtrails...

Vitamin D?

@@slumy8195 I doubt anybody actually believes in chemtrails - they are just pulling our legs. It is just too weird an idea.

Thanks doctors for spreading your wisdom and knowledge and stating the obvious.

NH isn’t the only state with radon. Also other states have their own problems.

The bismuth and lead products would be bad except that polonium trumps both of them. Sort of like having a house fire when the Big Meteor With Our Name On It hits.

What? People spending a bunch of time in their homes due to lockdown and a lot deciding to continue working from home? It's a contributing factor for sure. But health is complex. There's also rising stress with cost of living, divided political team barracking, apparent nearness to WW3 and a continuation of people eating less meat and more processed foods. Lots going on. Plus just in general, with each generation the human species gets weaker as there is no longer any evolutionary pressure on us. The weak and feeble survive to an age they can have children (which is good) but means the children are more susceptible to disease and cancer..

Curious as to how you found that out

from my pulmonologist at Vanderbilt. it can cause hypersensitivity pneumonitis

It is very possible he spends a lot of time with employment outside the home and she doesn't. Or she spends more time in basement especially if that is where the laundry is. Or the fact that not everyone who smokes gets lung cancer, or everyone exposed to Covid or the flu, or cold virus gets those.

Exactly. Also, what about the previous occupants of their house (unless it's a new build)? And how's about the other residents in their neighborhood? Are their neighbors also getting lung cancer?

@@homeshowsshe’s a teacher so she’s def home more than him over the summers

Not everyone who is exposed to cancer causing agents will necessarily go on to develop cancer. Sure, there is probably a good chance they will, but that's not a guarantee. Everyone's body reacts and responds differently to these agents and have different levels of immunity or tolerance to them before beginning to build up cancer. And some hit the genetic lottery and seem to be almost immune to, or very good at, avoiding cancer. There seems to be more resistance in these people's bodies towards cellular mutations.

Also, because of Estrogen and fat deposits women store concentrated toxins more readily. Sweating regularly helps.