FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Americans Buying Anti-Radiation Pills on the Net Potassium Iodide Anti-Radiation Pill FAQ Leading the Way October 17, 2000 (INB) -- While various government agencies continue a 20 year long debate over funding the stockpiling of Potassium Iodide in case of nuclear accidents, war, and now even terrorism, many Americans aren't waiting any longer. At http://www.ki4u.com/ they are learning all about anti-radiation potassium iodide pills and discovering all the sources to also buy it on the Internet. "With news of the recent tensions in the Mid-East, Pakistan, Taiwan, and elsewhere, and continuing reports of the growing numbers of thyroid cancers amongst unprotected Chernobyl victims, Americans are increasingly seeking out their own sources for these potassium iodide radiation protection medicines," says Author, Shane Connor. "Some are even buying Potassium Iodide with concerns of suit-case nuclear bomb terrorism, or fear a nuclear exchange overseas where radioactive fallout then reaches out to our shores here via the winds." Connors latest work, the comprehensive "Potassium Iodide Anti-Radiation Pill FAQ," which draws extensively from government agencies, medical sources and qualified experts, fully answers: What Is Potassium Iodide (KI)? How Does Potassium Iodide Provide Anti-Radiation Protection? Is This The Magic Anti-Radiation Pill Radioactive Iodine: Bad News / Good News Dosage and Safety Regarding Potassium Iodide Usage Is Iodized Salt, Sea Salt, Fish, Kelp, or other Iodine Sources Effective Is the Government Ready with Emergency Stocks of Potassium Iodide What's The NRC's "Fighter Jet Rule" on KI (by 23 year NRC veteran!) Will KI Flush Radioactive Iodine Out of the Thyroid Gland Where are the sources for KI Over-The-Counter What About Potassium Iodate (KIO3) Long Term Stability of Stocked Potassium Iodide How Much Personally Stocked KI is Enough When Should I Take KI For How Long Should I Take KI As Chernobyl proved, and health experts now agree, the greatest health concerns affecting the largest number of people from a nuclear accident or explosion are likely to be from radioactive iodine readily carried by the winds many miles downwind from the site of a nuclear event. "Governments world-wide are now stockpiling potassium iodide. Amongst them are Japan, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Austria, Sweden, and Russia, but, amazingly, not the U.S. However, American citizens aren't waiting anymore; they are discovering at http://www.ki4u.com why and where to buy it on their own," Connor says. (Currently over 1,200 unique visitors daily via word-of-mouth alone.) Connor says, "Visitors to the FAQ come looking for, and are finding, reliable anti-radiation potassium iodide pill information and resources to protect their families from future nuclear emergencies. He continues, "The FAQ visitors also discover that, after Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, all available potassium iodide supplies disappeared for months, almost overnight. They are wanting to put some aside today for their families and an uncertain future." The author of the FAQ at http://www.ki4u.com/, Shane Connor from South Texas, has been a life-long advocate of family preparedness. He equates stocking away some potassium iodide anti-radiation pills to the Life and medical insurance his Dad, at 74, still sells. "Just like buying insurance to protect our families, just-in-case, we also still hope and pray never to have to use it anytime soon." For more information visit the Potassium Iodide Anti-Radiation Pill FAQ at http://www.ki4u.com/.