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Just a few examples. All testing performed at accredited labs in

Switzerland. Granules from different producers in Taiwan.

 

 

 

Simon

 

 

 

 

Draconis Os (Mastodii)

 

Long Gu

 

Pb: 23ppm, Cd: 0,65ppm

 

 

Draconis Os (Mastodii)

 

Long Gu

 

Pb: 44.06ppm, Arsen: 9.78ppm

 

 

Draconis Os (Mastodii)

 

Long Gu

 

Cd: 0.72ppm

 

 

Calcitum

 

Han Shui Shi

 

Cd: 1,59ppm

 

 

Carthami Tinctorii, Flos

 

Hong Hua

 

Pb: 23,5ppm; 746ppm Ba

 

 

Cervi Cornu Degelatinum

 

Lu Jiao Shuang

 

Pb: 13,7ppm

 

 

Cervi Cornu Degelatinum

 

Lu Jiao Shuang

 

Pb: 33.29ppm

 

 

Lycopodii Herba

 

Shen Jin Cao

 

Hg: 0,18ppm

 

 

Haliotidis, Concha

 

shi jue ming

 

Cd 3.11 ppm/ Pb 52.94 ppm

 

 

Haliotidis, Concha

 

shi jue ming

 

Pb: 52.0ppm

 

 

Myristica Semen

 

Rou Dou Kou

 

Hg: 0,19ppm

 

 

Omphaliae Sclerotium

 

Lei Wan

 

Hg: 0,3ppm

 

 

Conchae Ostreae

 

Mu Li

 

Pb: 44,48ppm

 

 

Corneum Gigeriae Galli Endothelium

 

Ji Nei Jin

 

Cd: 0.9ppm

 

 

Cyclinae, Conchae

 

Hai Ge Fen

 

Pb: 38.6ppm, Cd: 4.12ppm

 

 

Vespae Nidus

 

Lu Feng Fang

 

Cd: 1,03ppm; Hg: 0,15ppm; As: 5,56ppm

 

 

Hirudo seu Whitmania

 

Shui Zhi

 

Hg: 0,21ppm

 

 

Indigonis, Pulvis

 

Qing Dai

 

As: 8.57ppm

 

 

Arcae, Conchae

 

Wa Leng Zi

 

Hg: 3,3ppm

 

 

Bubali Cornu

 

Shui Niu Jiao

 

As: 15ppm

 

 

Bubali Cornu

 

Shui Niu Jiao

 

As: 15ppm

 

 

Meliae Radicis Cortex

 

Ku Lian Pi

 

Pb: 11ppm, Hg: 0.3ppm

 

 

Pyritum

 

Zi Ran Tong

 

Pb: 61.2ppm; As: 19.9ppm

 

 

 

 

 

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Von: Alon Marcus [alonmarcus]

Gesendet: Montag, 27. September 2004 03:35

An:

Betreff: Re: SPAM-LOW: Re: Contaminated herbs

 

 

 

Mercury, Cadmium, Arsenic and Lead. All of them. Saying that Chinese herbs

don't have a heavy metal problem is shutting the eyes to the reality. We may

not need to worry about pesticides in granules.but certainly about heavy

metals. For example, e jiao is extremely often polluted with quite high

doses of mercury.

>>>>Simon a asked Samuel (qualli herbs) about

these a while ago and he provided me with certificate of analysis that

individually rated mercury, cadmium, arsenic and lead. These were only on a

few herbs so i do not know if they do these on all their herbs.

 

Can you share a little more of what you have been finding? what types of

levels etc.

Thanks Alon

 

 

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