Re: Cansema and Alpha-Omega labs - Caton pleads

[Guest guest]

How very sad. I've known many people that were helped by these products. The

FDA doesn't have our well being at heart. They only care about the well being

of Big Pharma.

charlesmturn <charlesmt@...> wrote:Lake man pleads guilty to

selling unapproved drugs

(Note from edgarblythe: I don't make personal judgements by sending

this, just being informative. I have used Cansema III and it is just

what I need in my current program. I can't find a reliable new

source)

(Lafayette-AP) -- A Lake man has pleaded guilty to charges

he defrauded Internet customers and sold drugs that had not been

approved by federal health officials.

Caton ran a company called Alpha Omega Labs that made

nearly a (m) million dollars selling alternative medicine over the

Internet.

He faces up to eight years in prison and a 500-thousand dollar fine.

Prosecutors say Caton made 950-thousand dollars selling what were

billed as natural remedies for cancer and other ailments.

The business, which went online in 1999, was ordered to stop selling

its products last year by the US Food and Drug Administration.

The company still maintains a Web site, but offers a disclaimer that

the site is for information purposes only and that no products are

for sale.

The federal charges involve two products the company sold -- Cansema

Tonic Three, billed as a natural treatment for cancer, and H-30,

which the company literature touted as a food preservative and

disinfectant.

Federal officials say none of the company's claims had been

substantiated through approved testing and the products might have

been harmful.

At least one lawsuit is pending against Alpha Omega in connection

with a " Cansema " salve that was sold by the company. No sentencing

date has been set for Caton.

(Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. .)

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[Guest guest]

i have used an escharotic ointment a few times no longer available downunder -so

ive tried to find similar overseas-this type of article worries me about cancema

(especially the zinc chloride comonent) does anyone have more light to shed?

-kim

see attached news item and photo

K Ott <kott1999@...> wrote: How very sad. I've known many people that

were helped by these products. The FDA doesn't have our well being at heart.

They only care about the well being of Big Pharma.

charlesmturn <charlesmt@...> wrote:Lake man pleads guilty to

selling unapproved drugs

(Note from edgarblythe: I don't make personal judgements by sending

this, just being informative. I have used Cansema III and it is just

what I need in my current program. I can't find a reliable new

source)

(Lafayette-AP) -- A Lake man has pleaded guilty to charges

he defrauded Internet customers and sold drugs that had not been

approved by federal health officials.

Caton ran a company called Alpha Omega Labs that made

nearly a (m) million dollars selling alternative medicine over the

Internet.

He faces up to eight years in prison and a 500-thousand dollar fine.

Prosecutors say Caton made 950-thousand dollars selling what were

billed as natural remedies for cancer and other ailments.

The business, which went online in 1999, was ordered to stop selling

its products last year by the US Food and Drug Administration.

The company still maintains a Web site, but offers a disclaimer that

the site is for information purposes only and that no products are

for sale.

The federal charges involve two products the company sold -- Cansema

Tonic Three, billed as a natural treatment for cancer, and H-30,

which the company literature touted as a food preservative and

disinfectant.

Federal officials say none of the company's claims had been

substantiated through approved testing and the products might have

been harmful.

At least one lawsuit is pending against Alpha Omega in connection

with a " Cansema " salve that was sold by the company. No sentencing

date has been set for Caton.

(Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. .)

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[Guest guest]

Check out:

http://www.AramaMara.com/

for ointments etc

kim walcott wrote:

>

> i have used an escharotic ointment a few times no longer available downunder

-so ive tried to find similar overseas-this type of article worries me about

cancema (especially the zinc chloride comonent) does anyone have more light to

shed? -kim

> see attached news item and photo

> K Ott <kott1999@...> wrote: How very sad. I've known many people that

were helped by these products. The FDA doesn't have our well being at heart.

They only care about the well being of Big Pharma.

>

> charlesmturn <charlesmt@...> wrote:Lake man pleads guilty to

selling unapproved drugs

>

> (Note from edgarblythe: I don't make personal judgements by sending

> this, just being informative. I have used Cansema III and it is just

> what I need in my current program. I can't find a reliable new

> source)

>

> (Lafayette-AP) -- A Lake man has pleaded guilty to charges

> he defrauded Internet customers and sold drugs that had not been

> approved by federal health officials.

>

> Caton ran a company called Alpha Omega Labs that made

> nearly a (m) million dollars selling alternative medicine over the

> Internet.

>

> He faces up to eight years in prison and a 500-thousand dollar fine.

> Prosecutors say Caton made 950-thousand dollars selling what were

> billed as natural remedies for cancer and other ailments.

>

> The business, which went online in 1999, was ordered to stop selling

> its products last year by the US Food and Drug Administration.

>

> The company still maintains a Web site, but offers a disclaimer that

> the site is for information purposes only and that no products are

> for sale.

>

> The federal charges involve two products the company sold -- Cansema

> Tonic Three, billed as a natural treatment for cancer, and H-30,

> which the company literature touted as a food preservative and

> disinfectant.

>

> Federal officials say none of the company's claims had been

> substantiated through approved testing and the products might have

> been harmful.

>

> At least one lawsuit is pending against Alpha Omega in connection

> with a " Cansema " salve that was sold by the company. No sentencing

> date has been set for Caton.

>

> (Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. .)

>

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