In one of my previous post, I told you a fact that bananas are radioactive and they can cause radiation poisoning. But have you ever wondered does bananas really cause radiation poisoning?
Let's know,
Bananas contain a radioactive isotope of potassium called K-40, but it doesn't prompt radiation harming. Unit to gauge radiation exposure is sievert.
As per research, radiation exposure should not surpass 50,000 millisieverts yearly. Eating a banana opens us to just 0.1 microsieverts. Thus, bananas won't cause radiation harming unless you eat millions of them at the same time.
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