Can some radon be good for you?

Fact: To understand this first out of many radon myths, it's important to first review some background. Namely, who is saying radon ... The World Health Organization helped us do just that by analyzing the 1995 study conducted by Dr. Bernard Cohen and publishing a neutral report. read more

The idea that a low dose of a bad thing can have good effects is called hormesis. Other so-called hormetic effects in humans are well documented. At low levels, and in certain circumstances, physical stressors such as exercise, cold, toxins, and fasting all bring health benefits. read more