LymeNet Flash: FDA BANS MGN-3 by Lane Labs (immune stimulant). What a crime!

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Topic: FDA BANS MGN-3 by Lane Labs (immune stimulant). What a crime!

RECIPEGIRL
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 5884

posted

Hi,

The FDA banned the supplement,MGN-3, by Lane Labs for false labeling. This was a phenomenal immune stimulant.

The FDA does not say it's harmful in any way & there is no recall on the product.

You can still purchase what's on the shelves, but the FDA ordered Lane Lab's inventory to be destroyed.

This hurts so many patients------of course, Lyme, but cancer & chemo patient; & AIDS.

Can the pharmaceuticals get any greedier?

The FDA was created to protect the public???

This product was first studied for cancer patients so-------is it the cancer industry biting back?

Anyway, Lane Labs is going to appeal.
www.lanelabs.com

Take Care,
Jan

[This message has been edited by RECIPEGIRL (edited 26 August 2004).]

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Beverly
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 1271

posted

I hope Lane Labs wins the appeal. This stuff really stinks.

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Kara Tyson
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Member # 939

posted

The FDA rules used to be differant. They were changed and when they were changed the prices went up.

It used to be that a drug and/or supplement had to show that it was safe.

Now companies must show that it is safe and effective for every disease it is authorized to be used. This is silly.

#1, no drug is effective in all people all the time

#2, no drug is safe in all people all the time anyways

#3, requiring every drug to be tested on every disease is not only cost consuming but it also limits the ability to discover whether a drug can treat differant things.

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RECIPEGIRL
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 5884

posted

Thanks guys for your comments.

I was hoping some day to use that regularly if I ever get to stop ABX.

I'd even planned to work at a health food store & get it 50% off just so I could live.

Well, I guess it's down to beta glucans now.
Bye,
Jan

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