### condition | irradiation:

Food irradiation
* can prevent avoidable losses of food supply
  - illness and deaths associated with contamination of the food supply
* carries numerous side effects.
* complement to the food industry's already safe food manufacturing practices.
* destroys vitamins and makes food less nutritious.
* eliminates the cost of separate transport for refrigerated food items.
* exposes food to high levels of radiant energy to kill dangerous microorganisms.
* has several purposes.
* involves treating certain types of food with ionising energy or radiation.
* is one tool for improving food safety by killing pathogenic microorganisms
  - perhaps the most thoroughly investigated food processing technology
  - surely the most studied of all food processes or additives
* is the controlled process of treating foods with ionizing radiation
  - treatment of food by a certain type of energy
  - used extensively in many countries
* means to keep meat cheap, and producers free of legal liability.
* process that kills harmful microorganisms.
* processing treatment applied to food.
* safe and effective processing method for enhancing the safety of food
  - way to pasteurize and sterilize many foods
* safe, simple and relatively inexpensive process to make foods safer.
* technology that can add an extra measure of safety to foods.
* utilizes penetrating radiation, which sanitizes throughout the meat or poultry.
* way of preserving food, similar to canning or pasteurization.

Microwave irradiation
* affects radialarm maze performance in the rat.
* is non-ionizing and impacts molecular rotation and ion migration.

### condition | irradiation:

Phototherapy
* Phototherapies are radiotherapy.
* becomes less effective with age and children can become non-compliant with treatment.
* can promote the excretion of unconjugated bilirubin by an unknown process.
* form of treatment using artificial light.
* increases the fluid requirements of the baby.
* involves a combination of medications and ultraviolet light.
* involves the exposure of bare skin to intense fluorescent light
  - use of bright light
* is also useful in a wide variety of other dermatological problems
  - comparable to the light received on a clear day a half-hour after sunrise
* long-term treatment for psoriasis, vitiligo, and other skin conditions.
* uses light that penetrates the skin and destroys the bilirubin
  - to kill cancer cells
* well understood, time proven method of achieving remission in a majority of cases.
* works via the eyes.

Ultraviolet irradiation
* causes ventralization.
* induces the production of multiple cytokines by human corneal cells.

### condition:

Irritation
* Most irritation causes eye damage
  - inflammation
  - permanent eye damage
* Most irritation is caused by air pollution
* Some irritation is caused by acid
  - allergies
  - diarrhea
  - insects
  - larvae
  - saliva
* also can be due to mechanical causes, as well as chemical causes.
* associates with infection
  - respiratory infection
  - tract infection
* associates with upper respiratory infection
* can, in some species of wood, lead to nettle rashes or irritant dermatitis.
* causes damage
* causes permanent damage
* is abnormalities.
  - classed as a non allergic condition
  - created by dissatisfaction
  - discomfort
  - frustrations
  - how pearls are formed
  - increased when the drug is applied to broken or irritated skin
  - most common in products with an alcohol base
  - nothing but a way that an organ reacts to an external agent or stimulus
  - sensitization
* mental condition
* triggers responses
  - strong responses

### condition | irritation:

Bummer
* extend to wives and girlfriends and caddies and friends.
* is irritation