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There's a difference between things that are generally harmless in their prescribed doses--water, aspirin, homeopathy BS--and the example given in the article,
by jff 17y ago
There's a difference between things that are generally harmless in their prescribed doses--water, aspirin, homeopathy BS--and the example given in the article, where the patient took the pills as specified and soon lost her kidneys, got cancer, and had a heart attack.
If the Wu practitioners are giving out lethal doses of their medicine, they should be crushed by the FDA.
- ikitat 17y agoThe FDA has the power to prosecute for unproven claims. Regulating woo could give it more credibility.
- MaysonL 17y agoThe FDA doesn't have any jurisdiction in Britain.
- jff 17y agoForgot that this took place in Britain. I guess Her Majesty's Royal Tasters, or whatever their equivalent of the FDA is, would have to handle it.