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In response walker Fast to his Publication

Need to slow down and get some expert input on this one. It isn't going to make all those foods and supplements disallowed. At least not yet. Most of these items I've never heard being used as bulk fillers.

This is guidance for "compounded" drugs... in other words, what can be used with a drug that is custom-made to get it into a form such as a capsule or eyedrops. My dog was on cyclosporin, which the pharmacists had to custom blend with a corn oil base to make eyedrops. Compounds are also made for people with allergies who can't take the normal stock med. The active ingredient gets mixed with a bulk good as a base.

Here's the official guidance document on compounding...
https://www.fda.gov/media/121315/download

and here's the notification of reclassification evaluations.

https://www.fda.gov/regulatory-information/search-fda-guidance-documents/evaluation-bulk-drug-substances-nominated-use-compounding-under-section-503b-federal-food-drug-and

I would say concern is warranted. It has gotten to the point where the motivation and actions of alphabet agencies are more often sinister than innocuous or pure.

In response Michele Jeanne to her Publication

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In response Pike Bishop to his Publication

Agreed. Don't think it's coincidental that so many compounds on the list are those that seem to be efficacious in dealing with C19 or with metal toxicity.
Deeply concerned... just saying we need to investigste more before we spread it too far... if nothing else, so they can't say "it's already debunked" before we have the evidence to fight back effectively.
Sadly, people fall for that...