That's the ticket.
Just do it and call it "My Special Well Water".
stuff
At 03:50 AM 9/8/2004 -0400, Ode wrote:
What this means is that the FDA is once again being overzealous in
protecting you from something it knows nothing about using unrealistic
info to make the statement. Obviously, the FDA hasn't done a risk
assessment. ..and won't. That's not what they do. They publish other
peoples risk assessments and there aren't any.
It's CYA [cover your ass] taken to an extreme in a field of legal
paranoia.
Who ya gonna sue 'if' the nearly impossible happens? ..no big drug
companies with insurance to shoot at.
I mean, it just wouldn't do to have a bunch of lawyers clawing the 'air'
for cash.
Most people who have tried CS on mastitis say it works better than
anything else.
Clue: Don't label the CS bottle. Drinking it by mistake won't hurt anyone.
[Who let CS "be found" on their farm? No witch would be that dumb with
witch hunters around.]
Don't sell the milk for a few days. If the animal has mastitis, you
shouldn't sell or use that milk anyhow.
Shhhhh
Do what works and be sorta quiet. Ripples travel just as far as waves do.
Eventually, even band aids will have silver on them [Curad.. also not
proven safe and effective?] and the FDA will just as quietly lose those
words 'back' into obscurity. [That's been around for a long time, dredged
up now and then to make a splash.]
There's about a million laws on the books that no one knows exist or pay
any attention to even if they do know.
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