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To: Twotone

For years FDA has wanted the power to “drug-i-fy” vitamins. This effort extended to even the simplest and most widely used vitamins like C and D.

It would also act against the availability of more subtle and secondary things like Ginko and Mellotonin.

FDA wants to force expensive and lengthy “safe & effective” clinical trials. Many vitamins would disappear or be prohibitively expensive to no great improvement in safety.

They just want Control...


8 posted on 02/23/2023 8:32:14 AM PST by William of Barsoom (In Omnia, Paratus)
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To: William of Barsoom

If Pfizer had a patent on Ivermectin, the Govt would be handing it out like candy.


13 posted on 02/23/2023 8:39:16 AM PST by Iceclimber58
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To: William of Barsoom

“This effort extended to even the simplest and most widely used vitamins like C and D.”

Hmm, maybe when people need to get a prescription to buy a bag of oranges, they’ll finally be fed up enough to rid themselves of this irksome bureaucracy.


26 posted on 02/23/2023 11:53:54 AM PST by Boogieman
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To: William of Barsoom

“For years FDA has wanted the power to ‘drug-i-fy’ vitamins. This effort extended to even the simplest and most widely used vitamins like C and D.”

If scurvy wasn’t a well-understood disease and was discovered today, the FDA would ban vitamin C, Jimmy Kimmel would mock advocates for using vitamin C to treat it, and Pfizer would announce a vaccine to prevent it. The uniparty would fund the vaccine and mandate it. Talks of scurvy being related to vitamin C deficiency would be considered disinformation and could get you banned, demonetized, and fired.


27 posted on 02/23/2023 12:15:24 PM PST by unlearner (RIP America. July 4, 1776 - December 13, 2022. )
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