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I disagree. There is a market for supplements, as long as they walk a careful line of avoiding the promise of any medical benefit. Lithium could be sold this wa
by andreasvc 12y ago
I disagree. There is a market for supplements, as long as they walk a careful line of avoiding the promise of any medical benefit. Lithium could be sold this way, in low dosages ("Lithia Springs water"), but it's probably not allowed? I remember that 7-up once contained lithium, but it was banned, even though the amount was very small.
BTW: There is indeed an annoying level of unnecessary downvoting going on.
- gwern 12y agoLithium is already sold as a supplement. If you want to run out and buy eg lithium orotate, you certainly can. It's cheap too.
- ozy23378 12y agoAnd bulk analytical-grade lithium carbonate, sulphate and citrate not marketed for human consumption are equally easy to acquire and even cheaper.