>>14758562

"Overall, from

1969 through September 11, 2006, FDA received 665 reports of adverse events with

serious outcomes associated with quinine use, including, 93 deaths."

So they were tallying for 37 years and decided to end their datasets on 9/11?

They had a total of 665 reports? Just one more report and it's their favorite number.

93 deaths in 37 years? Influenza kills that many before breakfast. We need a petition to return tonic water to it's original strength, and get the pills back in pharmacies as well, if not over the counter.

>>14758562

Daily Aspirin Linked To More Than 3,000 Deaths Per Year, Scientists Warn

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/daily-aspirin-causes-more-than-3000-deaths-per-year-scientists-warn_uk_593fb481e4b0b13f2c6daa10

You can still buy aspirin over the counter, yet quinine was taken away from prescription use because 93 people died over a 37 year period.