Re: Mexican Cynomel Ingredients - The List

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calcium culfate dehydrate is dry wall...gypsum...not for ingesting!

Subject: Mexican Cynomel Ingredients - The ListTo: RT3_T3 Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 12:32 PM

This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.http://www.valeant.com/products/index.jsp#prodtableI asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she just told me the ingredients.Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since people there have talked about Cynomel too.MEXICAN CYNOMELCorn StarchCalcium Sulfate DehydrateSugar glassTalcSterate acid powderGelatinEthyl alcoholPurified waterNote: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what info she got.------------------------------------Yahoo! Groups

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Yikes.

calcium culfate dehydrate is dry wall...gypsum...not for ingesting!

Subject: Mexican Cynomel Ingredients - The List

To: RT3_T3 Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 12:32 PM

This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for Grossman.  Here is the site if you'd like to have look.http://www.valeant.com/products/index.jsp#prodtable

I asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she just told me the ingredients.Hope it helps in some way.  I will double post to the adrenals list since people there have talked about Cynomel too.

MEXICAN CYNOMELCorn StarchCalcium Sulfate DehydrateSugar glassTalcSterate acid powderGelatinEthyl alcoholPurified waterNote:  I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what info she got.

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for being persistent! For me there are basically the same things that

give me trouble with cytomel but with cytomel I am doing well so I do not think

I am going to rock the boat.

If I do change my mind, would we be able to get our doctors to write a script

and then go to our pharmacist and they all would know what we are talking about?

Or do we need to get this ourselves?

Venizia

>

> This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for

Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.

>

> http://www.valeant.com/products/index.jsp#prodtable

>

> I asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out

and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she

just told me the ingredients.

>

> Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since

people there have talked about Cynomel too.

>

> MEXICAN CYNOMEL

>

> Corn Starch

> Calcium Sulfate Dehydrate

> Sugar glass

> Talc

> Sterate acid powder

> Gelatin

> Ethyl alcohol

> Purified water

>

>

> Note: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what

info she got.

>

[Guest guest]

You'd have to get Mexican cynomel yourself.  Unless of course, you're in Mexico.

Thank you for being persistent!  For me there are basically the same things that give me trouble with cytomel but with cytomel I am doing well so I do not think I am going to rock the boat.

If I do change my mind, would we be able to get our doctors to write a script and then go to our pharmacist and they all would know what we are talking about? Or do we need to get this ourselves?

Venizia

>

> This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for Grossman.  Here is the site if you'd like to have look.

>

> http://www.valeant.com/products/index.jsp#prodtable

>

> I asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she just told me the ingredients.

>

> Hope it helps in some way.  I will double post to the adrenals list since people there have talked about Cynomel too.

>

> MEXICAN CYNOMEL

>

> Corn Starch

> Calcium Sulfate Dehydrate

> Sugar glass

> Talc

> Sterate acid powder

> Gelatin

> Ethyl alcohol

> Purified water

>

>

> Note:  I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what info she got.

>

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[Guest guest]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_glass

Sugar glass (also called candy glass and

breakaway glass) is an edible mixture of sugar, corn syrup

and water, which

has the appearance of glass

when hardened for a limited time before warping and melting. It is used in stunt sequences of

television and film in the place of real glass, as it breaks more easily and is

less dangerous than real glass. Sugar glass must be used soon after hardening

or it loses its effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_sulfate_dihydrate

AKA: Gypsum. This article is long, so I didn’t

copy it here. One use at the end of the list is in Chinese medicine, though

there is no mention of use as a binder in pills (· A medicinal agent

in traditional Chinese medicine called

Shi Gao).

From: RT3_T3 [mailto:RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of birrdyy

This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for

Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.

http://www.valeant.com/products/index.jsp#prodtable

I asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and

she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she

just told me the ingredients.

Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since people

there have talked about Cynomel too.

MEXICAN CYNOMEL

Corn Starch

Calcium Sulfate Dehydrate

Sugar glass

Talc

Sterate acid powder

Gelatin

Ethyl alcohol

Purified water

Note: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what

info she got.

[Guest guest]

im going to mexico in couple of weeks...ill check the price if anyone needs

Thank you for being persistent! For me there are basically the same things that give me trouble with cytomel but with cytomel I am doing well so I do not think I am going to rock the boat.If I do change my mind, would we be able to get our doctors to write a script and then go to our pharmacist and they all would know what we are talking about? Or do we need to get this ourselves?Venizia

>> This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.>> http://www.valeant.com/products/index.jsp#prodtable>> I asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she just told me the ingredients.>> Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since people there have talked about Cynomel too.>> MEXICAN CYNOMEL>> Corn Starch>

Calcium Sulfate Dehydrate> Sugar glass> Talc> Sterate acid powder> Gelatin> Ethyl alcohol> Purified water>>> Note: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what info she got.>------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana for the additional research.  Sugar glass sounds fun if nothing else.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_glass

Sugar glass (also called candy glass and

breakaway glass) is an edible mixture of sugar, corn syrup

and water, which

has the appearance of glass

when hardened for a limited time before warping and melting. It is used in stunt sequences of

television and film in the place of real glass, as it breaks more easily and is

less dangerous than real glass. Sugar glass must be used soon after hardening

or it loses its effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_sulfate_dihydrate

AKA: Gypsum. This article is long, so I didn’t

copy it here. One use at the end of the list is in Chinese medicine, though

there is no mention of use as a binder in pills (·  A medicinal agent

in traditional Chinese medicine called

Shi Gao).

 

From: RT3_T3 [mailto:RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of birrdyy

This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for

Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.

http://www.valeant.com/products/index.jsp#prodtable

I asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and

she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she

just told me the ingredients.

Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since people

there have talked about Cynomel too.

MEXICAN CYNOMEL

Corn Starch

Calcium Sulfate Dehydrate

Sugar glass

Talc

Sterate acid powder

Gelatin

Ethyl alcohol

Purified water

Note: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what

info she got.

[Guest guest]

yeah, but that us of it in tcm is not supposed to be used for weak conditions..like low thyroid...

Subject: RE: Mexican Cynomel Ingredients - The ListTo: RT3_T3 Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 1:56 PM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_glass

Sugar glass (also called candy glass and breakaway glass) is an edible mixture of sugar, corn syrup and water, which has the appearance of glass when hardened for a limited time before warping and melting. It is used in stunt sequences of television and film in the place of real glass, as it breaks more easily and is less dangerous than real glass. Sugar glass must be used soon after hardening or it

loses its effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_sulfate_dihydrate

AKA: Gypsum. This article is long, so I didn’t copy it here. One use at the end of the list is in Chinese medicine, though there is no mention of use as a binder in pills (· A medicinal agent in traditional Chinese medicine called Shi Gao).

From: RT3_T3 [mailto: RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of birrdyy

This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.http://www.valeant. com/products/ index.jsp# prodtableI asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she just told me the ingredients.Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since people there have talked about Cynomel too.MEXICAN CYNOMELCorn StarchCalcium Sulfate DehydrateSugar glassTalcSterate acid powderGelatinEthyl alcoholPurified waterNote: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what

info she got.

[Guest guest]

Ummmmm.  I don't understand what you're saying??

yeah, but that us of it in tcm is not supposed to be used for  weak conditions..like low thyroid...

Subject: RE: Mexican Cynomel Ingredients - The List

To: RT3_T3 Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 1:56 PM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_glass

Sugar glass (also called candy glass and breakaway glass) is an edible mixture of sugar, corn syrup and water, which has the appearance of glass when hardened for a limited time before warping and melting. It is used in stunt sequences of television and film in the place of real glass, as it breaks more easily and is less dangerous than real glass. Sugar glass must be used soon after hardening or it

loses its effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_sulfate_dihydrate

AKA: Gypsum. This article is long, so I didn’t copy it here. One use at the end of the list is in Chinese medicine, though there is no mention of use as a binder in pills (·  A medicinal agent in traditional Chinese medicine called Shi Gao).

 

From: RT3_T3 [mailto: RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of birrdyy

This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.

http://www.valeant. com/products/ index.jsp# prodtableI asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she just told me the ingredients.

Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since people there have talked about Cynomel too.MEXICAN CYNOMELCorn StarchCalcium Sulfate DehydrateSugar glassTalcSterate acid powder

GelatinEthyl alcoholPurified waterNote: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what

info she got.

[Guest guest]

I wasn’t really making

any recommendations – just mentioning the only instance on the list where the

stuff is consumed. Other than that it’s “plaster of Paris.”

Dana

From: RT3_T3 [mailto:RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of Leisa Forman

yeah, but that us of it in tcm is not supposed to be

used for weak conditions..like low thyroid...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_glass

Sugar glass (also

called candy glass and breakaway glass) is an edible mixture of sugar,

corn syrup and water,

which has the appearance of glass when hardened for a limited time before

warping and melting. It is used in stunt

sequences of television and film in the place of real glass, as it breaks

more easily and is less dangerous than real glass. Sugar glass must be used

soon after hardening or it loses its effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_sulfate_dihydrate

AKA: Gypsum.

This article is long, so I didn’t copy it here. One use at the end of the

list is in Chinese medicine, though there is no mention of use as a binder in

pills (·

A medicinal agent in traditional Chinese

medicine called Shi Gao).

[Guest guest]

yeah...

http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Sugar_glass

Sugar glass (also called candy glass and breakaway glass) is an edible mixture of sugar, corn syrup and water, which has the appearance of glass when hardened for a limited time before warping and melting. It is used in stunt sequences of television and film in the place of real glass, as it breaks more easily and is less dangerous than real glass. Sugar glass must be used soon after

hardening or it loses its effect.

http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Calcium_sulfate_ dihydrate

AKA: Gypsum. This article is long, so I didn’t copy it here. One use at the end of the list is in Chinese medicine, though there is no mention of use as a binder in pills (· A medicinal agent in traditional Chinese medicine called Shi Gao).

[Guest guest]

sorry,i have a background with tradritional chinese medicine....tcm..is that.

Subject: RE: Mexican Cynomel Ingredients - The ListTo: RT3_T3 Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 1:56 PM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_glass

Sugar glass (also called candy glass and breakaway glass) is an edible mixture of sugar, corn syrup and water, which has the appearance of glass when hardened for a limited time before warping and melting. It is used in stunt sequences of television and film in the place of real glass, as it breaks more easily and is less dangerous than real glass. Sugar glass must be used soon after hardening or it

loses its effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_sulfate_dihydrate

AKA: Gypsum. This article is long, so I didn’t copy it here. One use at the end of the list is in Chinese medicine, though there is no mention of use as a binder in pills (· A medicinal agent in traditional Chinese medicine called Shi Gao).

From: RT3_T3 [mailto: RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of birrdyy

This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.http://www.valeant. com/products/ index.jsp# prodtableI asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she just told me the ingredients.Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since people there have talked about Cynomel too.MEXICAN CYNOMELCorn StarchCalcium Sulfate DehydrateSugar glassTalcSterate acid powderGelatinEthyl alcoholPurified waterNote: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what info she

got.

[Guest guest]

Got it.  I thought you were speaking Val-anese. ;>)

sorry,i have a background with tradritional chinese medicine....tcm..is that.

Subject: RE: Mexican Cynomel Ingredients - The ListTo: RT3_T3 Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 1:56 PM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_glass

Sugar glass (also called candy glass and breakaway glass) is an edible mixture of sugar, corn syrup and water, which has the appearance of glass when hardened for a limited time before warping and melting. It is used in stunt sequences of television and film in the place of real glass, as it breaks more easily and is less dangerous than real glass. Sugar glass must be used soon after hardening or it

loses its effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_sulfate_dihydrate

AKA: Gypsum. This article is long, so I didn’t copy it here. One use at the end of the list is in Chinese medicine, though there is no mention of use as a binder in pills (·  A medicinal agent in traditional Chinese medicine called Shi Gao).

 

From: RT3_T3 [mailto: RT3_T3 ] On Behalf Of birrdyy

This is from a pharmacist at Valeant Pharmaceuticals who is the US partner for Grossman. Here is the site if you'd like to have look.

http://www.valeant. com/products/ index.jsp# prodtableI asked for an official letter or an email with the ingredients spelled out and she said it would have to go for approval etc so I said, never mind and she just told me the ingredients.

Hope it helps in some way. I will double post to the adrenals list since people there have talked about Cynomel too.MEXICAN CYNOMELCorn StarchCalcium Sulfate DehydrateSugar glassTalcSterate acid powder

GelatinEthyl alcoholPurified waterNote: I asked her what sugar glass was and she had no idea just reading what info she

got.