A fascinating medical doctor, Y. Omura, claims that different
manufacturer's versions of identical antibiotics produce dramatically
different results in his kinesiological tests. I believe him. This
puts the lie to the whole concept of standard doses; the same drug
from different makers is not the same.
On Saturday, Sep 18, 2004, at 02:22 Asia/Tokyo, Garnet wrote:
Preventive medicine is not the same as treating a diseased body. Trying
to apply exact dosages, even with antibiotics, is ONLY an
approximation.
As I pharmacologist, one who researches dosages and mechanism of drug
action, I know that what is presented to the public is hype. There is
no
certainty that an exact dose is being used. We have no way of knowing
this so generally we are overdosing some and under dosing others, when
using the established dosages for pharmaceuticals. I hope I am correct
in assuming that your questions arises from this practice in allopathic
medicine.
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