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Dear Aydin,
I was again stymied by the posting process. The topic is snail
extract to get rid of a cough.
In the U. S. A. a lot of money is spent on cough suppressing
medications, and I think most of them are of marginal benefit and
have significant potential for abuse and/or side-effects. We could
use a non-sedating cough medicine, but I think neither the FDA nor
the pharmaceutical industry would allow prompt and easy exploitation
of this potential remedy.
One of the most basic problems is identifying an appropriate animal
model. Any ideas, Charlie?
Harry
At 10:05 AM 12/6/2006, you wrote:
>http://tinyurl.com/yjbs6n
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>Would Dr. Lee endorse this treatment?
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>Aydin
>snailstales.blogspot.com
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