Drug-Herb Interactions & the fight for the survival of herbal ...

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I agreed with everything you said till I got to this. IMHO,,,, Winning

over good will has nothing to do with what we could use at this point. We can

engender tons of good will and still lose the battle. What is needed is non

emotional, legal challenges based on law.

We challenge legally on legal issues solely. The law is fairly precise

and in such, if we make legal arguments, there is nor need for good will from

anybody.

IMHO, we must find where the legal boundaries of the FDA are and enforce

those. If we find the boundaries are not to our liking,,,,, we must change

them.

If we would like to guarantee the right to choose, we enact legislation

to ensure that.

This is not an emotional battle. It is legal.

This is not to say we don't want people to like us. Just that it is not

a requirement, nor should we be focused on making people like us as in the end

it won't make a bit of difference legally.

 

Chris

 

 

In a message dated 4/16/2004 11:36:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

attiliodalberto writes:

to win over goodwill from

policy-makers and the general public.

 

Best regards,

Phil