Guest guest Posted October 15, 2003 Report Posted October 15, 2003 I've suggested that, since the whole thing relates to paying more for > insurance for the suppliers, that we research finding an insurance company to > specifically insure for ephedra used by, and only by, practitioners who have passed > the NCCAOM or CA examinations. > Then we might find more herb suppliers provide the herb. > If you like, I can approach a broker who can find out. In the UK, Ma Huang is not available to the public, but can be used by herbalists at the maximum dosage of 600mg, three times a day. Suppliers to professional herbalists do not seem afraid to supply Ma Hunag. A member of a professional Chinese herbalist organisation would almost certainly be insured, and therefore the use of Ma Huang is both legal and insured. I find that given this, as long as one observes the necessary precautions for the use of Ma Huang, there's nothing to fear. Quote
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