>>5123278

TY Baker!!

>>5122006

>>5122472

the rebukes are about SUPPLEMENTS, not alzheimer DRUGS.

IMO as medicalanon, this is Gotliebs backdoor way of regulating more herbal/plant products, ESPECIALLY KRATOM.

FDA and DEA have had a hard-on for scheduling KRATOM (a plant that is in the coffee plant family) since a BIG PHARMA company has PATENTED several compounds from the plant. One of the common uses of Kratom is for pain mangement. It is a natural alternative to opiates, can help people get off opiates and can manage their pain. DEA/FDA continuously claim 10-15 "kratom-related" deaths over the past 10 years, as their rationale for wanting to schedule as SCHEDULE I (similar to heroin, meth, etc).

For point of reference, TYLENOL has a direct relationship 150 deaths PER YEAR and this drug is over-the-counter….so, NO not buying the "safety" bs.

I don't trust GOTLIEB at all.

From the article sited on wsau.com, most likely the "alzheimers" reference is to products like Prevagen made from jelly fish that is marketed to improve cognition.

LESS GOV'T CONTROL, NOT MORE!!!!!!

>>5123640

you mean like they convinced the world about marijuana???

NO, kratom is NOT dangerous. there have been 10-15 deaths in the past 10 YEARS, that do NOT have a direct correlation of Kratom to the death. TYLENOL (Acetaminophen) kills 150 people EVERY YEAR with a causal KNOWN relationship to the death and it is OVER THE COUNTER.

Think about it…..if you are BIG PHARMA. you have taken the OPIATE market for all its worth and the "party" is now over, but WAIT, there is a plant that could be marketed to "treat" OPIATE ADDICTION????? well…..FREEZE that shit, cuz BIG PHARMA gonna make a NEW windfall of riches!!!

>>5123618 Kratom has never been scheduled by the Fed gov't. Some states have outlawed it.

Again, very similar circumstances as MJ.

>>5123832

its actually quite IRONIC if you think about it. Bayer is a GERMAN company that bought Monsanto and Germany does not allow GMO crops. But, Bayer makes Roundup–so, seems there was always some relationship there prior to Bayer officially purchasing Monsanto.

Needless to say, though, very ironic.