sol wrote:
Interesting they mention "(such as the outbreak of severe illness
caused by a similar "natural" substance, tryptophan, once sold as a
sleeping pill). " without mentioning that the tryptophan involved in
that "outbreak" was contaminated and the problems were not due at all
to the tryptophan itself but to the contaminant toxin.
Given that, I think the likelyhood this whole article is slanted,
biased, and possibly has other important omissions or misleading
statements is high. Doesn't mean every statement therein is
inaccurate, but it sure casts doubt.
My thoughts exactly when I read it. That was like saying that vitamin C
when mixed with rat poison poisoned people, so sodium ascorbate which is
related to vitamin C is also questionable without telling everyone that
the people were poisoned by rat poison, not vitamin C. Yellow
journalism at it worst.
Marshall
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