Thanks for the mail-order tip. Tryptophan is fine for insomnia,
though I now prefer melatonin. Also, good "night milk" has a lot of
tryptophan (or the precursor, I forget), so I can get by with a large
glass of milk many times. Still, good to know the stuff is not
completely restricted to us.
On Saturday, Jun 12, 2004, at 22:18 Asia/Tokyo, Garnet wrote:
You can still buy Tryptophan OTC, for horses. I also order it from
Canada. www.fludan.com
I agree with you assesment of the situation though. Follow the money.
Garnet
On Sat, 2004-06-12 at 01:43, Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
I was re-reading Rob Faigin's excellent book "Natural
HormonalEnhancement" yesterday, and noted his claim that shortly
aftertryptophan was taken off the market -- because of one toxic batch
fromJapan -- the product was made into a prescription-only drug
forinsomnia and tension.
I had not known about the prescription scam. It was evidently
donevery, very quietly. The result is that a safe,
inexpensivenutraceutical is now a safe, expensive prescription drug.
Very convenient indeed. It is not hard to imagine something
similarhappening with CS.
JBB
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