I doubt it's the FDA that pushing for this. Hell, they didn't want to schedule steroids.
The real question is: who's behind it?
Posted by: Prince
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Originally Posted by DOMS
The real question is: who's behind it?
I would guess the pharmaceutical industry.
Posted by: Ronald
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Originally Posted by Prince
I would guess the pharmaceutical industry.
good guess. i work in the pharma industry, doctors are just as bad.....im not saying i know something im just agree with its a good guess and i wouldnt put it past them
Posted by: Prince
doctors just do what the drug companies want, i.e. push their drugs.
Posted by: NordicNacho
Alomost everytime i see a docter the drug reps are in the office. Giving them all kinds of free stuff
Posted by: zombul
Have you heard of this bill Prince and if so who all plans on writing about it?
Posted by: SheLifts
i read the article that the original poster linked us to.
Didn't the author seem a little extreme in the concept of "if i give a veggie drink to a friend that i could be arrested for drug distribution"
that seems outlandish to me. If that's the case, are they no longer going to allow us to grow veggies in the case that if we give to a friend that we are now considered "drug dealers?" and for that matter, would veggies be considered drug paraphanelia ? (sp?)
like i said, extreme. but that's what I gathered from the article. I just don't think the FDA is going to go knocking on every farmer's door to see if they are "distributing" or not.
Posted by: Mudge
They say they've been trying for awhile, I hope they don't.
Ginkgo biloba in Germany I believe is regulated as a medicine (topical anti-inflamatory usually).
Posted by: Prince
Yeah, this is not new, I don't see it happening. I think they will continue to ban certain supps individually like they did with ephedra.
Posted by: SheLifts
Prince, in your opinion, what are some that you see making their official exit?
