Re: [RC] APF What is in it, and would residues from its administrationviolate rule 13? - Truman Prevatt
Any drug found in concentrations of less than 5 half lives of it
establisth therapeutic dosage level is premissable. Any durg found in
concentrations of 5 half lives of it established therapeutic dosage
level is in violation of the AERC durg rule.
Have the pharmacology department of the Cornell, UC Davis, UF, Auburn,
you pick it, vet school give the AERC the established therapeutic
dosage levels.
There - I've thrown my fish on the table. Hack it up.
But if you read rule 13 in says "exogenously administered compunds even
if normally found endogenously" - that is if you don't like Se repalce
it with vit E or vit C or vit B or any other normal substance you want
to consider.
The AERC drug policy was developed and promoted by one of the
visionaries in the AERC - Kerry Ridgeway. He is a wonderful and caring
person, however, like any visionary he needs other people to fill in
the details of what the policy means. That is what is missing. Why the
hell is MSM banned when a) it most likely will not test and b) clinical
trials have shown it has no pharmacological effects?
We need to formulate a RULE base on a POLICY that verbalizes a
PHILOSOPHY we all agree on. All we have in the rules is PHILOSOPHY.
Philosophy is worthless as a rule if it can't be enforced and if it
won't test it can't be enforced.
Truman
Ed & Wendy Hauser wrote:
Your argument about Se is pure
BS. Se is a normal part of all the forage in our country. It is
absolutely required for life. Supplementing in areas where it is low
is not using a drug, anymore than supplementing carbohydrates by giving
corn to a horse is using a drug.
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imitate our masters only because we are not yet masters ourselves, and
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-- We imitate our masters only because we are not yet masters
ourselves,
and only
We
imitate our masters
only because we are not yet masters ourselves, and only
because
in doing so we
learn the truth about what cannot be imitated.
