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"examples of how the public is being endangered by alternative medicine"
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, Dec 13 2005 08:27 AM
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Posted 13 December 2005 - 12:56 PM
"At least 38 people died and more than 1,500 were disabled by eosinophilia-myalgia syndrome following consumption of contaminated L-tryptophan before the FDA banned the sale of the supplement in 1990."
Ahhh I see so a batch of contaminated tryptophan is evidence that alternative medicine endangers the public...
and high protein diets make your kidneys explode.
Viox anyone?
Ahhh I see so a batch of contaminated tryptophan is evidence that alternative medicine endangers the public...
and high protein diets make your kidneys explode.
Viox anyone?
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Posted 13 December 2005 - 06:16 PM
This article is not BS, actually. Though it IS heavily spun by not giving the complete picture. There are plenty of supplements that are worthless junk, and a subset of those that are harmful. Lots of the cheaper fish oils, for example, probably have containments and mercury.
The key is to buy from the larger supplements that have a lot to lose if they were found to have harmful contaminants in their product. There are several that I trust, like New Chapter, LEF, Bluebonnet, Purity, and a few others.
The key is to buy from the larger supplements that have a lot to lose if they were found to have harmful contaminants in their product. There are several that I trust, like New Chapter, LEF, Bluebonnet, Purity, and a few others.
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Posted 14 December 2005 - 12:13 AM
Wasn't OTC L-tryptophan banned exactly when the new SSRIs hit the market?
yup, like a week before... [wis]
because of contamination from a japanese company who decided to try to cut a few corners... had nothing to do with the saftey of the supplement itself
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Posted 14 December 2005 - 02:24 AM
ajnast4r,
had you posted something about purity or have any experience with COAs on their stuff?
not purity...not familiar with that brand
puritans pride i believe, refused to send assays to someone on this board just recently
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Posted 14 December 2005 - 09:33 PM
Purity = www.purityproducts.com
I especially like their Green Tea Max extract, which I add to everything I drink. Each dropper has an ORAC value of around 5000. Plus, it's just an awesome blend of ingredients, not just green tea.
Great place to buy Longevinex, too, the best resveratrol product I've found.
I especially like their Green Tea Max extract, which I add to everything I drink. Each dropper has an ORAC value of around 5000. Plus, it's just an awesome blend of ingredients, not just green tea.
Great place to buy Longevinex, too, the best resveratrol product I've found.
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