Ray Peat Audio Archive

polsci-090427-radiation-2 — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview polsci-090427-radiation-2. The excerpt begins at 53:18 and runs for 1 minute 11 seconds.

So you're saying the radiation is changing the structure long before--in subtle ways. Yeah, and if just microwaves and ultraviolet light can do it, then that says that when a gamma ray or x-ray passes through your brain like bouncing off a dental x-ray, that these very relatively weak transmissions through your living tissue don't have to even ionize anything. All they have to do is slightly add some energy to the system. It can not even be sufficient to cause electrons to get into a chemically reactive state, but just enough to cause this semi-thermal fluctuation of electrons and water vibrations.