Hospitals & Asylums
Best Medicine in the United States: FDA Sponsored Rx
to OTC Antibiotics Course HA-28-12-10
Summary of Correspondence with the FDA in Pursuit of
Ampicillin: Thanksgiving – Christmas Eve 2010
Resolving to purchase Indian metronidazole and draft
OTC monographs for ampicillin, erythromycin and metronidazole as well as Nicotiana tabacum and
smoking substitutes Datura stramonium (Jimson weed), D. metel
and D. fastuosa for the relief of asthma and Verbascum Thapsus (mullein) for pulmonary
ailments
By Tony Sanders, Hospitals & Asylums (www.title24uscode.org) (sanderstony@live.com), Sophie Parker and Emilia Brown, Generics-Discounts (www.generics-discount.com) (support@pharmacycustomercare.com)
BMS FDA Web Communications Team (CTPEXECSEC@fda.hhs.gov) Jill Burkoff, Consumer Safety
Officer, Consumer Affairs Branch, Division of Communication and Consumer
Affairs, Office of Communication, Outreach and Development, Center for
Biologics Evaluation and Research, US Food and Drug Administration (ocod@fda.hhs.gov) Drug Information
BLS Division of Drug Information Center for Drug Evaluation and Research Food
and Drug Administration (druginfo@fda.hhs.gov)
With
the help of some jogging and cross country skiing, after only 5 days 500 mg 2 x
day ampicillin has shortened 6 weeks of painful infectious, but
non-communicable, endocarditis from
nosocomial Streptococcus faecalis and/or S.
sanguis to only 3 weeks after drafting a much
needed divorce for an adulterous primary care physician who denies herself
metronidazole, to justify denying her patients and family (Lewis &
Elvin-Lewis ’77: 194). Endocarditis is particularly sensitive
to the 81 mg limit on Aspirin (Bayer ’06).
After four days I achieved 100 consecutive push-ups for the first time, I
used to do two sets of 25 and then 50 and had gotten as high as the 80s (Sanders
’08-10). Thank you, there are no
vaccines for the Streptococcus species
including clinical S. pyogenes
and S. agalactae
(hyperuremic and gouty) that cause rheumatic heart disease (Cotran et al ’94: 547).
Rheumatism is usually treated
with NSAIDs to ease the pain enough to perform vigorous cardiovascular exercise
for extended periods needed to defeat the small, often undetectable, infection
of the lung and exterior of the heart (Klippel ’01) easily
treated with a course of antibiotics. All
broad spectrum antibiotics are probably effective, maybe including the
non-antibiotic associated colitis anti-amoebic metronidazole, that is the next “antibiotic”
I hope to buy. When I was taking
veterinary erythromycin in October I sensed a pseudomembrane passing a carrot, I
grate my salad carrots now, wash hands with soap and toss salad with forks to
prevent Staph and colitis (Fisher ’06: 328-329).
A
couple of health care providers have been offered the opportunity to write the
FDA for permission to vend antibiotics Over-the-counter citing my article Over-the-counter
Oral Antimicrobial Agent Course for the FDA: A Trade for Organic Antibiotics by
the Holidays. Selling courses
of 20 capsules for $20 for ampicillin and metronidazole to $24 for erythromycin
they would enjoy a profit margin of around 35% and the patients would enjoy
dramatic savings and the secrecy of cash.
Business would boom, people could work.
Unnecessary office and ER visits and the hypocrisy of antibiotic
resistance would be so much less C. difficile with metronidazole. There is theoretically no greater way to
improve the overall health of the American public, whose life expectancy was
reported during this period to have declined 0.1 years between 2007-2008, than by
providing the people with unfettered access to safe and effective oral antibiotics. Antibiotics are the “best medicine” only
clean water and sanitation have added more years to life expectancy (UNDP ’06). Nearly everyone has been cured by antibiotics
at some point in their lives. We have the
opportunity now, at the beginning of the 21st century, to make the
wonder drug of the 20th century, antibiotics, the next NSAID, OTC product
of the 19th century patent medicine industry. Aspirin is reputedly the most lucrative pharmaceutical
drug ever. This multibillion FDA
sponsored Rx to OTC antibiotic trial is so auspicious my fortune cookie today said,
“You have a great career opportunity in medicine”. Aspirin
is the most must successful synthetic drug in the field of pharmacy. Aspirin was consumed by Americans at the rate
of 44 million tablets daily in 1977. In
North America and elsewhere aspirin is undoubtedly the most widely used drug
after alcohol and nicotine (Lewis & Elvin-Lewis ’77: 152). Let us give antibiotics, the best medicine,
what it is due – market access sufficient to totally eliminate all Schizomycetes infections in human and domesticated
animal populations.
For
those who don’t want to peruse all these records on Wednesday December 22, 2010
the Division of Drug Information D202D responded under 21 CFR 10.85(k) subject
RE: I need a refillable prescription for Ampicillin 500mg 2x day for 10
days now!!! Dear Anthony: Thank
you for your message to the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), one
of the seven centers within the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). I am having
a hard time understanding why you are having problems receiving antibiotics for
your condition. As you are aware, oral antibiotics must be obtained via a
written prescription from your doctor. Oral
antibiotic drugs are required to be marketed as prescription because they are
intended to prevent, treat, or cure a serious disease that requires diagnosis
and treatment by a physician and/or are drugs that are not safe for use except
under the supervision of a practitioner licensed by law to administer them. Some
products after being marketed as prescription for several years do show a
margin of safety that they can be marketed OTC. However, any change in
the marketing status from prescription to OTC would have to be initiated from
the drug's sponsor as we cannot force companies to switch their products from
RX to OTC. The United States is a
multibillion pharmaceutical market (Newton ’07). The FDA has very generously offered to open
their domestic markets to OTC antibiotics.
This FDA sponsored Rx to OTC antibiotics trial is the most promising opportunity
I am aware of in this chronically sick global economy. Now that I am healthy I intend to do the
technical writing. I hope the
manufacturers of generic drugs will respect copyright as much as I respect
import substitution to develop an informative marketing strategy and
sustainable supply chain. At this time I
am asking only a lifetime supply of 1,000 capsules of each drug, but in the
future you might want to tell the world that in all Hospitals & Asylums
(HA) the best medicine is antibiotics.
Work Cited
Cotran, Ramzi S.;
Kumar, Vinay; Robbins, Stanley. Robbins Pathologic Basis of
Disease. 5th
Edition. Edited by Frederich
J. Schoen. W.B. Saunders Company.
A Division of Harcourt Brace & Company. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. 1994
Fauci,
Anthony S.; Braunwald, Eugene; Isselbacker,
Kurt J.; Wilson, Jean D.; Martin, Joseph B.; Kasper, Dennis L.; Hauser, Stephen
L.; Logo, Dan L. Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine. 14th
Edition. McGraw-Hill Health Professions Division.
San Francisco. 1998
Human
Development Report. Beyond
scarcity: Power, poverty and the global water crisis. UN
Development Program. 2006 http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/global/hdr2006/chapters/
Klippel, John H.; Crofford,
Leslie J.; Stone, John H.; Weyand, Cornelia M. Primer
on the Rheumatic Diseases. Edition 12. Arthritis Foundation.
Atlanta, Georgia. 2001
Lewis, Walter H. Elvin-Lewis, Memory
P.F. Medical Botany: Plants Affecting Man’s Health. John
Wiley & Sons. New York. 1977
Newton,
David E. Chemistry of Drugs. Facts on File Science Library.
New York. 2007
Sanders,
Tony J. Drug Regulation. Book 8. Hospitals
& Asylums. 8th Draft.
Sanders,
Tony J. Over-the-counter
Antimicrobial Agent Course for the FDA: A Trade for Organic Antibiotics by the
Holidays. Hospitals & Asylums. HA-20-11-10 www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
Sanders, Tony J. Rolling Back the
Tobacco Tax of 2009 Act.
An Act to Forgive Smokers of Small
Cigars and Roll-your-own Tobacco for the Excessive Excise Tax of April 1, 2009. Be it enacted by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.
Hospitals & Asylums. HA-10-10-10.
www.title24uscode.org/tobacco.htm
Sanders, Tony J. Status Report on Customs
Court: United States of Apartheid: South African Government and Metalworker
Unions Strike. Hospitals & Asylums HA-27-8-10 www.title24uscode.org/strikesa.htm
Unread:
Smith, Harry A. Principles and Methods of Pharmacy Management. Lea & Febiger. Philadelphia. 1975; Smith, Wesley J. Culture of Death. The
Assault on Medical Ethics in America. Encounter Books. San Francisco.
2000
Regulations
Advisory Opinion 21 CFR
10.85
Children’s Health Insurance Program
Reauthorization Act of 2009 (CHIPRA, Public Law 111–3)
Cigar tax rates 27CFR(I)(40)(C)§40.21
Conditions
to allowance in the case of alcohol and tobacco taxes. Abatements,
Credits and Refunds. 26USC(F)(65)(B) §6423
Customs Court Act of 1980
Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco
Control Act and Federal Retirement Reform of 2009 P.L. 111-31 June
22, 2009
National Vaccine Program Responsibilities (FDA Office of
Biologics Research and Review integrity; repeal and terminate all military biomedical
research) 42USC(6A)(XIX)(1)300aa-2
Ownership of Copyright 17USC(2)§201
Pipe tobacco and roll-your-own tobacco tax rates and classification
27CFR(I)(40)(C)§40.25a
Procedures for classifying OTC drugs as generally recognized as safe and effective and not misbranded, and for establishing monographs 21CFR§330.10
Correspondence
in Chronological Order
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>towmail@oc.fda.gov
dateWed, Nov 10, 2010 at 11:00 AM subject Over-the Counter
Anti-Biotics and Warning Surgeon Generals Cause
Chronic Disease
From: OC Webmail Sent:
Wednesday, November 10, 2010 4:40 PM To:
AskCTP Subject:
FW: Over-the Counter Anti-Biotics
and Warning Surgeon Generals Cause Chronic Disease
FromCTP EXECSEC <CTPEXECSEC@fda.hhs.gov>to"sanderstony101@gmail.com" sanderstony101@gmail.com dateFri, Nov 12, 2010 at 10:45 AM subject RE: Over-the
Counter Anti-Biotics and Warning Surgeon Generals
Cause Chronic Disease
FromTony Sanders sanderstony@live.com to
AskCTP@fda.hhs.gov, ttbtobacco@ttb.treas.gov date Mon, Nov 22, 2010
at 3:11 PM subject: Rolling
and Small Cigar Tobacco Refund Needed to Justify FDA Warning Label
From
Tony Sanders sanderstony@live.com to TobaccoIndustryQuestions@fda.hhs.gov date Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 3:16 PM. Subject Rolling and Small Cigar Tobacco Tax Refund Required to Justify FDA
Warning Label
From
Tony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>towmail@oc.fda.gov,
CTPEXECSEC@fda.hhs.gov,
AskCTP@fda.hhs.gov,
TobaccoIndustryQuestions@fda.hhs.gov dateThu, Nov 25, 2010
at 1:34 PM subject 8th Draft of HA Drug Regulation (DR)
Statute; Thanksgiving 2010
FromCDER DRUG INFO
<DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov>to"sanderstony101@gmail.com"
sanderstony101@gmail.com dateWed, Dec 1, 2010
at 9:39 AM subject RE:
8th Draft of HA Drug Regulation (DR) Statute; Thanksgiving 2010
From: sanderstony101@gmail.com
[mailto:sanderstony101@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Tony
Sanders Sent: Friday, December 17,
2010 3:26 PM To: OC Webmail; CTP EXECSEC; AskCTP;
TobaccoIndustryQuestions; CDER DRUG INFO; ttbtobacco@ttb.treas.gov Subject: Diptheria, Pertussis and Tobacco (DPT)
vaccination theory
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>towmail@oc.fda.gov,
CTPEXECSEC@fda.hhs.gov,
AskCTP@fda.hhs.gov,
DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
drrivka@gmail.com
dateFri, Dec 17, 2010
at 8:15 PM subject I
need a refillable prescription for Ampicillin 500mg 2x day for 10 days now!!!
Fromsupport <support@pharmacycustomercare.com>reply-tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com
tosanderstony@live.com
dateSat, Dec 18, 2010
at 4:43 PM subject [#VEH-687601]:
Make Haste
From Tony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com? to
support@pharmacycustomercare.com date Sun, Dec. 19, 2010 at 11:21 AM subject
Re: [#VEH-687601] Make Haste
From support support@pharmacycustomercare.com reply-to support@pharmacycustomercare.com to sanderstony@live.com date Mon, Dec.
20, 2010 at 11:00 AM, subject [#VEH-687601]:
Make Haste
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony101@gmail.com>towmail@oc.fda.gov,
CTPEXECSEC@fda.hhs.gov,
AskCTP@fda.hhs.gov,
DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
support@pharmacycustomercare.com dateMon, Dec 20, 2010
at 12:35 PM subject Get Antio
From
support support@pharmacycustomercare.com reply to support@pharmacycustomercare.com to sanderstony101@gmail.com, date Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 12:35 PM subject {#HHU-275810]
Get Antio
FromCBER OCOD Consumer Account ocod@fda.hhs.gov to"sanderstony101@gmail.com"
sanderstony101@gmail.com dateTue, Dec 21, 2010
at 8:51 AM subject RE: 3409: Diptheria,
Pertussis and Tobacco (DPT) vaccination theory
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com
dateTue, Dec 21, 2010
at 3:42 PM subject Customs
Duty
From CDER DRUG INFO DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
to Tony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com, date Wed, dec. 22, 2010
at 8:59 AM subject RE: Diptheria, Pertussis and Tobacco (DPT) vaccination theory
Fromsupport <support@pharmacycustomercare.com>reply-tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com
tosanderstony@live.com
dateWed, Dec 22, 2010
at 9:37 AM subject [#HFF-122795]:
Customs Duty
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com
dateWed, Dec 22, 2010
at 10:42 AM subject Re: Customs Duty
FromCDER DRUG INFO
<DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov>toTony
Sanders sanderstony@live.com dateWed, Dec 22, 2010
at 12:19 PMsubject RE: I need a refillable prescription for
Ampicillin 500mg 2x day for 10 days now!!!
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>toDRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
trifecta.pharmaceuticals-USA@shtrifecta.com,
info@shtrifecta.com,
greg.brondou@shtrifecta.com,
asz18@aol.com,
info@tolmar.com dateWed,
Dec 22, 2010 at 6:46 PM subject Re:
I need a refillable prescription for Ampicillin 500mg 2x day for 10 days now!!!
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com,
DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
trifecta.pharmaceuticals-USA@shtrifecta.com,
greg.brondou@shtrifecta.com,
asz18@aol.com,
info@tolmar.com dateThu, Dec 23, 2010
at 3:37 PM subject Customs Duty of FDA Rx to OTC Antibiotic
Sponsors?
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com,
DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
trifecta.pharmaceuticals-USA@shtrifecta.com,
greg.brondou@shtrifecta.com,
export@vaishalipharma.com,
pharmacy@lindsaydrug.com,
fip@fip.org,
congress@fip.org,
gvtaff@aphanet.org,
bps@aphanet.org,
pssc@aphanet.org
dateThu,
Dec 23, 2010 at 10:50 PM subject FDA
Rx to OTC Antibiotics Sponsors?
FromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>toDRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
export@vaishalipharma.com,
support@pharmacycustomercare.com,
trifecta.pharmaceuticals-USA@shtrifecta.com,
greg.brondou@shtrifecta.com,
fip@fip.org,
congress@fip.org,
gvtaff@aphanet.org,
bps@aphanet.org,
pssc@aphanet.org
date
Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 1:32 PM subject Thank
you for the Ampicillin Christmas
FromU.S._Postal_Service_ <U.S._Postal_Service@usps.com> tosanderstony@live.com
dateFri, Dec 24, 2010
at 4:51 PM subject USPS
Shipment Info for RM04 9121 463I N This
is a post-only message. Please do not respond.
FromTony
Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>towmail@oc.fda.gov dateWed, Nov 10, 2010 at 11:00 AM subjectOver-the Counter Anti-Biotics and Warning
Surgeon Generals Cause Chronic Disease
Dear
FDA:
I
have two issues that I wish to bring up with you.
1.
I am glad that you are seeking to update your Surgeon General warning
label on cigarettes. They need a smoking label that tells the truth
however not the lies of the biomedical research laboratories that actually do
"cause" emphysema, heart disease and cancer. In my recent
article seeking to neutralize the persecution of the poorest smokers thereby
reducing the stress that drives people to light up I proposed a national
Surgeon General Warning Label that states,
Nicotine
withdrawal is a mental illness and tobacco may irritate emphysema, cancer and
heart disease and complicate pregnancy.
I
think it is extremely important to inform people, both smokers and people who
hate smokers, of the danger of addiction - withdrawal is a mental illness, so
is hate. It is also important to stop calling tobacco the cause, when it
is merely an irritant like fat and cholesterol and the real ne'er do wells
"causing" chronic diseases are NIH affiliated disease research
laboratories.
Reading the truth smokers will not be stressed
out and driven to light up, smokers will be more polite when in the
company of people who they irritate, irritable people will more polite to
smokers, and the packs of bio-terrorists flockiing
around the medical campus, medical establishment, Democratic-Republican (DR)
party and CMS will not be so incited to commit genocide against
smokers, because the truth purveyed by the Surgeon General Warning Label is not
fraudulent.
On
the topic of redressing fraudulence, please take the time to read and realize
the recent Hospitals & Asylums Act and Report titled "Rolling Back the
Tobacco Tax Act of 2009" at www.title24uscode.org/tobacco.htm
2.
The second issue appears to be as close to your heart as it is to mine - anti-biotics are so useful in preventing and curing chronic and
deadly disease that every medical kit should have an ample supply, next to
the sterile wipes for exterior infections. I recently read that the FDA
is subsidizing pharmaceutical companies to renew their research into antibiotics.
What I hope to propose to you now is that safe anti-biotic be
sold over-the-counter. I have not yet prepared my case, but is a good one and I may put my political work on hold to tackle
the issue of selling antibiotics over-the-counter. In my heated
discussions with health care professionals regarding antibiotics in these
recent days plagued by the so called Patient Pertussis and Affordable Rheum
Act of 2010 we found antibiotics have numerous disease curing, preventing and life saving uses, but to get them one must submit oneself
to western medicine, the same people who gave you your underlying
auto-immune disease, and after the Patient Pertussis and Affordable Rheum
Act of 2010 the federal government really must begin to sell antibiotics
over-the-counter.
Pertussis
is the best example. People can go to a doctor and be vaccinated.
But exposing oneself to the medical establishment unecessarily
is risky and many people, who aren't "players" don't. But taken quickly while pertussis is still a sniffle,
before it has descended to the lungs, anti-biotics can
prevent pertussis from becoming a chronic bronchial infection that lasts 6
weeks. Anti-biotics are also an
important part of the treatment of cholera and numerous other bacterial infections
that seem particularly prevalent this treason against the sovereign immunity of
the patient. Not to renew the pertussis that seems to have
dried up. The affordable rheum however needs some explanation.
Rheumatism is a mystery, but people suffering rheumatic heart disease are so
alert to streptococcal invasion that they have identified a long course (large
supply) of anti-biotics as necessary.
Rheum is a pain that can manifest anywhere in the body that is generated by an
auto-immune reaction against, in the case of rheumatic heart disease, streptoccoccus in the lung, that irritates and clogs the
arteries of the heart and causes the tell-tale rheumatic pains in various parts
of the body. It is important to note these bacteria like to permeate fabric and
sensitive people must identify and avoid these vectors like the unwashable chemicals ((dy(i)es)) but
bacteria can theoretically be cleansed using anti-microbial detergent.
The list of diseases cured by antibiotics however goes on. Antibiotics
are even more useful for first aid kits than aspirin and should be sold over
the counter to lighten the burden of easily curable ailments on the
medical establishment. I am absolutely adamant that basic antibiotics
should be made available over-the-counter in the United States.
Goodbye,
Hospitals
& Asylums
P.S.
Please help USAID to supply Haiti with chlorine water purification tablets
and anti-biotics (cheap doxycline)
for OTC distribution to the people and hydration IV for the
hospitals.
From: OC Webmail Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 4:40 PM To: AskCTP Subject: FW: Over-the Counter Anti-Biotics
and Warning Surgeon Generals Cause Chronic Disease
OC Webmail has received the following e-mail. I am
forwarding this message to you for consideration and possible reply.
Regards,
BMS
FDA Web Communications Team
FromCTP
EXECSEC <CTPEXECSEC@fda.hhs.gov>to"sanderstony101@gmail.com"
sanderstony101@gmail.com dateFri, Nov 12, 2010 at 10:45 AMsubjectRE: Over-the Counter Anti-Biotics and
Warning Surgeon Generals Cause Chronic Disease
Thank
you for your interest in this topic. The proposed rule, "Required
Warnings for Cigarette Packages and Advertisements," was formally
published on Friday, November 12th, in the Federal Register. You can
submit an official comment on the rule for 60 days (until January 11th, 2011)
in the following ways:
- Go to www.regulations.gov and
insert docket number FDA-2010-N-0568 into the “search” box and follow the
prompts.
- Send a fax, with your comments,
to 301-827-6870.
- Mail/Hand delivery/Courier (for
paper, disk, or CD-ROM submissions) to the Division of Dockets Management
(HFA-305), Food and Drug Administration, 5630 Fishers Lane, Room 1061,
Rockville, MD 20852.
All
comments should be identified by Docket ID No. FDA-2010-N-0568.
It is only necessary to send one set of comments. All comments submitted
will be considered before the final regulations on graphic warnings for
cigarettes are issued by June 22, 2011.
Please
feel free to contact us if you have any difficulties accessing the docket on regulations.gov.
Center for Tobacco Products/FDA
CTP Call Center: 1.877.CTP.1373 www.fda.gov/tobaccoproducts
FromTony Sanders sanderstony@live.com to
AskCTP@fda.hhs.gov, ttbtobacco@ttb.treas.gov date Mon, Nov 22, 2010
at 3:11 PM subject: Rolling and Small
Cigar Tobacco Refund Needed to Justify FDA Warning Label
Dear Center for Tobacco Products,
Food and Drug Administration:
Please sue the Alcohol, Tobacco, Tax
and Trade Bureau of the Department of Treasury for a tax refund under the
equal protection of 26USC(F)(65)(B) §6423(c) pursuant
to -
Sanders, Tony J. Sanders. Rolling Back the Tobacco Tax of 2009 Act.
An Act to Forgive Smokers of Small Cigars and
Roll-your-own Tobacco for the Excessive Excise Tax of April 1, 2009. Be
it enacted by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. Hospitals
& Asylums. HA-10\-10-10. www.title24uscode.org/tobacco.htm
I
will regard the children of others as equal to my siblings and to teach them this
art should they desire to learn it, without fee and written covenant...I will
give a share both of rules and of lectures, and of all the rest of learning, to
my children and the children of my teacher and to the pupils who have both made
a written contract and taken an oath according to the medical law, but no one
else...I will use remedies for the benefit of the ill in accordance with my
ability and my judgment and keep them from harm and injustice.
Hippocratic
Oath
The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco
Control Act and Federal Retirement Reform of 2009 P.L. 111-31 of June
22, 2009 cannot suffer the hypocrisy of Children’s Health Insurance Program
Reauthorization Act of 2009 (CHIPRA, Public Law 111–3) Title VII Revenue
Provisions Section 701 Increase in Excise Tax Rate on Tobacco Products, that
imposed a 2,653 percent tax increase on small cigars and 2,159 percent tax
increase on roll-your-own tobacco; to undermine their efforts to educate
smokers in the wisdom and prudence of Western medicine with a warning
label that is not hypocritically driving up the number of segregated people
finding solace from apartheid in tobacco.
I have been praying for this
privilege for several years in my Drug Regulation book that now notes,
"nicotine withdrawal is a mental illness, and may irritate, emphysema,
cancer and heart disease and complicate pregnancy" and feel it should not
be a subversively offensive "Surgeon General Warning Label" but a
"Food and Drug Adminisrtration (FDA) Warning
Label" not should tobacco be blamed as the "cause" of the
indiscriminate tortures of biological experimentation, only an irritant,
and the compelling interest is not to intimidate the peculiar mental
illness of the addict, who lights up in times of stress.
Small cigarettes, large cigarettes,
chewing tobacco, snuff, pipe tobacco, cigarette papers and cigarette tubes were
subjected to a more reasonable 158 percent increase and large cigars a 155%
increase and no floor tax. Therefore this cruel and unusual excise tax is
excessive; and consumers of small cigars and roll-your-own are due the equal
protection of the clause 26USC(F)(65)(B) §6423(c) to the full extent of their
loss; Calculated by dividing the excessive tax hike on small cigars and
hand-rolling tobacco by the 158 percent, multiplying by the two years the
excessive rate was in effect and rounding to the nearest whole integer,
wherefore; (a) Small Cigars – Section 5701(a) of the Internal Revenue Code of
1986 as codified at 27CFR(I)(40)(C)§40.21 is amended by striking $50.33 and
inserting $1.828 with a footnote that states, “refunded at this tax rate for
excessive CHIPRA hike of 2009-2010 until April 1, 2045” and (g) Roll-Your-Own
Tobacco- Section 5701(g) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 as codified at
27CFR(I)(40)(C)§40.25a is amended by striking $24.78 and inserting $1.0969 with
a footnote that states, “refunded at this rate for excessive CHIPRA hike of
2009-2010 until April 1, 2038”.
Furthermore 100 percent of the proceeds of the Attorney
Generals’ Master Tobacco Settlement shall be deposited in the Federal, State
Children’s Health Insurance Program (S-CHIP) account. States, particularly
those increasing rates 2009-2010, shall grant roll-your own and small cigar
smokers refunds.Taxpayers shall not be eligible for the
rolled back to the March 31, 2009 tax rate of 2008 for our traditionally
cheapest rolling tobacco and small cigars, until they can prove they have
reduced wholesale and retail prices to what they were before the tax increase,
allowing for a 3 percent inflation rate and any new state excise tax increases
incurred 2009-2010. Uniform FDA (strike Surgeon General Warning Labels)
shall read – Nicotine withdrawal is a mental illness. Excessive smoking
and addiction may irritate emphysema, cancer and heart disease and complicate
pregnancy.
The Spirit clearly says in the
latter times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and
things taught by demons. Such teachings come through hypocritical liars,
whose consciences have been seared as with a hot iron. They forbid people
to marry and order them to abstain from certain foods, which God created to be
received with thanksgiving by those who believe and who know the truth.
For everything God created is good, and nothing is to be rejected if it is
received with thanksgiving, because it is consecrated by the word of God and
prayer (1 Timothy 4:1-5)
Happy Thanksgiving,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
From Tony Sanders sanderstony@live.com
to TobaccoIndustryQuestions@fda.hhs.gov date Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 3:16 PM. Subject Rolling and Small Cigar Tobacco Tax Refund Required to
Justify FDA Warning Label
Dear Center for Tobacco Products,
Food and Drug Administration:
Please sue the Alcohol, Tobacco, Tax and Trade Bureau of the Department of
Treasury for a tax refund under the equal protection of 26USC(F)(65)(B)
§6423(c) pursuant to -
Sanders, Tony J. Rolling Back the Tobacco Tax of 2009 Act. An
Act to Forgive Smokers of Small Cigars and Roll-your-own Tobacco for the
Excessive Excise Tax of April 1, 2009. Be it enacted by the Alcohol and
Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. Hospitals & Asylums.
HA-10\-10-10. www.title24uscode.org/tobacco.htm
I will regard the children of others as equal to my siblings and to teach them
this art should they desire to learn it, without fee and written covenant...I
will give a share both of rules and of lectures, and of all the rest of
learning, to my children and the children of my teacher and to the pupils who
have both made a written contract and taken an oath according to the medical
law, but no one else...I will use remedies for the benefit of the ill in
accordance with my ability and my judgment and keep them from harm and
injustice.
Hippocratic Oath
The Family Smoking Prevention and
Tobacco Control Act and Federal Retirement Reform of 2009 P.L. 111-31 of June
22, 2009 cannot suffer the hypocrisy of Children’s Health Insurance Program
Reauthorization Act of 2009 (CHIPRA, Public Law 111–3) Title VII Revenue
Provisions Section 701 Increase in Excise Tax Rate on Tobacco Products, that
imposed a 2,653 percent tax increase on small cigars and 2,159 percent tax
increase on roll-your-own tobacco; to undermine their efforts to educate
smokers in the wisdom and prudence of Western medicine with a warning label that
is not hypocritically driving up the number of segregated people finding solace
from apartheid in tobacco.
I have been praying for this privilege for several years in my Drug Regulation
book that now notes, "nicotine withdrawal is a mental illness, and may
irritate, emphysema, cancer and heart disease and complicate pregnancy"
and feel it should not be a subersively offensive
"Surgeon General Warning Label" but a "Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) Warning Label" not should tobacco be blamed as the
"cause" of the indiscriminate tortures of biological experimentation,
only an irritant, and the compelling interest is not to intimidate the peculiar
mental illness of the addict, who lights up in times of
stress.
Small cigarettes, large cigarettes,
chewing tobacco, snuff, pipe tobacco, cigarette papers and cigarette tubes were
subjected to a more reasonable 158 percent increase and large cigars a 155%
increase and no floor tax. Therefore this cruel and unusual excise tax is
excessive; and consumers of small cigars and roll-your-own are due the equal
protection of the clause 26USC(F)(65)(B) §6423(c) to
the full extent of their loss; Calculated by dividing the excessive tax hike on
small cigars and hand-rolling tobacco by the 158 percent, multiplying by the
two years the excessive rate was in effect and rounding to the nearest whole
integer, wherefore;
(a) Small Cigars – Section 5701(a)
of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 as codified at 27CFR(I)(40)(C)§40.21 is amended
by striking $50.33 and inserting $1.828 with a footnote that states, “refunded
at this tax rate for excessive CHIPRA hike of 2009-2010 until April 1, 2045”
and
(g) Roll-Your-Own Tobacco- Section
5701(g) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 as codified at
27CFR(I)(40)(C)§40.25a is amended by striking $24.78 and inserting $1.0969 with
a footnote that states, “refunded at this rate for excessive CHIPRA hike of
2009-2010 until April 1, 2038”.
Furthermore 100 percent of the proceeds of the Attorney Generals’ Master
Tobacco Settlement shall be deposited in the Federal, State Children’s Health
Insurance Program (S-CHIP) account. States, particularly those increasing rates
2009-2010, shall grant roll-your own and small cigar smokers refunds.Taxpayers shall not be eligible for the rolled back
to the March 31, 2009 tax rate of 2008 for our traditionally cheapest rolling
tobacco and small cigars, until they can prove they have reduced wholesale and
retail prices to what they were before the tax increase, allowing for a 3
percent inflation rate and any new state excise tax increases incurred
2009-2010. Uniform FDA (strike Surgeon General Warning Labels) shall read
– Nicotine withdrawal is a mental illness. Excessive smoking and
addiction may irritate emphysema, cancer and heart disease and complicate
pregnancy.
The Spirit clearly says in the latter times some will abandon the faith and
follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons. Such teachings come
through hypocritical liars, whose consciences have been seared as with a hot
iron. They forbid people to marry and order them to abstain from certain
foods, which God created to be received with thanksgiving by those who believe
and who know the truth. For everything God created is good, and nothing
is to be rejected if it is received with thanksgiving, because it is
consecrated by the word of God and prayer (1 Timothy
4:1-5)
Happy Thanksgiving,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
P.S. I have not recodified the new sections of the
Drug Regulation Book at www.title24uscode.org/DR.htm
this National Pharmacy Month October 2010 due to the compelling interest of
this "Rolling back the tobacco tax act of 2009" HA-10-10-10 and the
new greatest and possibly only accomplishment in the history of Western
Medicine "Over-the-counter Oral Antimicrobial Agent Course for the FDA: A
Trade of Copyright for Organic Antibiotics by the Holidays"
HA-20-11-10 at www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
From Tony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>towmail@oc.fda.gov,
CTPEXECSEC@fda.hhs.gov,
AskCTP@fda.hhs.gov,
TobaccoIndustryQuestions@fda.hhs.gov dateThu, Nov 25, 2010
at 1:34 PM subject 8th Draft of HA
Drug Regulation (DR) Statute; Thanksgiving 2010
Dear
FDA Approved Smoked Turkeys:
I shall spare you this Thanksgiving because the no prescription required
Internet penicillin has not arrived yet. Only the associated
telemarketing fraud and Indian telephone integrity program. It remains to
be seen if the company I selected at random, without much regard for price,
procures me the organic antibiotic I paid for and if that indeed cures me as
the library promises, over and over again. It is a shame that email in
both the Internet Pharmacy Industry and Social Security Administration is so
socially insecure. By Christmas Sanders' Clause may not be so herbivorous,
so beware.
The 8th Draft of Hospitals & Asylums Book 8 on Drug Regulation has been
published at a new web address - www.title24uscode.org/DR.htm
The 8th Draft codifies the Human Rats Amendments of 2009, corrects a
cross-referencing error, and falls short of explaining all ten
"Types" of Substances Controlled by Customary Drug Regulation.
I checked out a few books from the library but do not yet know if I have struck
the positive medical botany law in Lewis, Walter H., Lewis; Elvin-Lewis, Memory
P.F. Medical Botany: Plants Affecting Man's Health. John
Wiley & Sons. New York. 1977 or Newton, David E.
Chemistry of Drugs. Facts on File Science Library.
New York. 2007, I need. Christmas gift beneficiaries will probably have to settle for antibiotics and play dreidel with those organic beans the Patient Pertussis and
Affordable Rheum Attack of 2010 has left out of stock.
It is my wish that the FDA purchase the copyright of this Book of Statute on
Drug Regulation from me, the author, under 17USC(2)§201
so as not to complicate the doctrine of fair use as it pertains to any
derivative works under §107.
Happy Thanksgiving,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
sanderstony@live.com
P.S. I would be honored to roll a pipe tobacco cigarette to pardon President
Obama of the need to Roll Back the Tobacco Tax of 2009 www.title24uscode.org/tobacco.htm and ensure
safe, effective and affordable antiobiotics are
readily available over-the-counter. www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm We have shared in the persecution of sheepish tobacco
smokers, let us now share in the righteousness and dignity of a people striving
to achieve the highest possible attainable level of health.
fromCDER DRUG INFO
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sanderstony101@gmail.com dateWed, Dec 1, 2010 at
9:39 AM subject RE: 8th Draft of HA
Drug Regulation (DR) Statute; Thanksgiving 2010
Dear Mr. Sanders,
Thank you for writing the Division
of Drug Information, in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
As a federal agency, the
FDA cannot purchase rights to privately owned publications.
Best regards,
CAO
Division of Drug Information
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
Food and Drug Administration
For up-to-date drug
information, follow the FDA's Division of Drug Information on Twitter at FDA_Drug_Info
This communication is
consistent with 21CFR10.85(k) and constitutes an
informal communication that represents our best judgment at this time but does
not constitute an advisory opinion, does not necessarily represent the formal
position of the FDA, and does not bind or otherwise obligate or commit the
agency to the views expressed.
From: sanderstony101@gmail.com [mailto:sanderstony101@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Tony
Sanders Sent: Friday, December
17, 2010 3:26 PM To: OC Webmail; CTP EXECSEC; AskCTP;
TobaccoIndustryQuestions; CDER DRUG INFO; ttbtobacco@ttb.treas.gov Subject: Diptheria, Pertussis and Tobacco (DPT) vaccination theory
Dear FDA:
I would like to introduce to you a theory as to why the flagrantly genocidal
anti-tobacco campaign has been so successful in the past few years. This
theory was concocted at a doctor's office where the receptionist was violently
coughing in a very similar fashion to the physician I know who works there when
she smells tobacco smoke. Both attributed their cough to tobacco smoke
when confronted about the possibility they had pertussis. Both were
vaccinated against pertussis with the DPT or DpT and are sure that it is (non-infectious) smoker's
cough.
In recent years the DPT vaccination has undergone several modifications and the
vaccine has diversified. This has caused problems because people are now
unsure of the expiration date. I would like to suggest that the DPT
vaccine is even more subversive. As the result of the facts above, as
well as the recent bad news that the rate of people dying from COPD has
dramatically increased and the overall American life expectancy went down 0.1
years 2007-2008, I would like to commission the FDA to investigate the
possibility that the DPT, or other common vaccine, is vaccinating people so
that their lungs would be hyper-allergic to tobacco (smoke).
Please look into this vaccine purity issue. Health care workers and
health nuts who are vaccinated may be unethically, without their informed
consent, vaccinated against tobacco, particularly tobacco smoke, so as to have
a violent bronchial reaction, uncontrollable coughing. The motive
for such an action is that the anti-smoking lobby is insensitive to the
smoker's addiction, their pleasure and possible medicinal qualities such as
lung sterilization, human dependence on campfires, health nut avoidance etc. or
the legal altruism, "burn the will", and fraudulent in the language
of their research and furthermore actively engaged in apartheid, a crime of
genocide, to segregate smokers. I find it so likely that a common
vaccine, namely the DPT, has been tampered with to cause a violent reaction
against tobacco and insist that the Office of Biologics Research and Review of
the FDA look into this issue under 42USC(6A)(XIX)(1)300aa-2(a)(3).
Thank you,
Anthony J. Sanders
sanderstony@live.com
PS The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Administration remains delinquent in
regards to rolling back the Tobacco Tax of 2009 as demanded at www.title24uscode.org/tobacco.htm and it is
imperative that the new questionably libertarian tax not be burdened with
this fascist weight that inclines one who reviews the numbers to conclude that
the tax relief is not grudgingly acceptably libertarian as it is touted, but a
regressive fascist tax that enriches the rich and impoverishes the poor, and must
be censored because it is fascist. Furthermore I have not been able to
discover more recent tobacco tax revenue information on the Internet than 1970
and this can be construed as a felonious concealment of assets by an extremely
bloody money laundry, falsely touted as the deadliest industry in the world, by
violent reactionaries who have theoretically enlisted major segments of the
populace who would otherwise not be inclined to persecute smokers because they
have been unethically vaccinated to violently react against the smell of
tobacco smoke.
PPS The FDA might also want to look into the providing
tobacconists with mullein and other medicinal smoke able herbs so there is an
alternative to tobacco, like there is tea for those days when coffee is unhealthy.
Datura stramonium (Jimson weed),
as well as D. metel and D. fastuosa can be smoked for the relief of asthma.
Verbascum Thapsus (mullein)
Appendix
I theorize that the Japanese live
longer because they are not persecuting smokers, eat healthy diets, only owe
the hospital $5 a night and hide their bed every day. Below are relevant
notes from:
Lewis,
Walter H. Elvin-Lewis, Memory P.F. Medical Botany: Plants Affecting Man’s
Health. John Wiley & Sons.
New York. 1977
The carcinogenic potential of tobacco
was first reported by Sir John Hill, a physician and botanist who in Tobacco and Cancer: the First Clinical
Report, 1761 associated the excessive use of snuff from Nicotiana
tabacum with the appearance of fatal malignant polyps
of the nose. 122 Later, in 1775, Percival Pott linked scrotal skin cancer or “soot warts” to a
combination of work done by English chimney sweeps and their infrequent bathing
habits. Skin cancers were later associated with the medicinal application
f coals tar and creosote preparations. Alkylating agents, also used in
the treatment of cancer in their final form, are nearly always carcinogenic in
laboratory animals. 116-117
There are a number
carcinogenic (oncogenic) natural products. Rue contaminated with Claviceps purpurea (ergot).
Hepatotoxic and hepatomalignant substances were first
linked to Penicillium islandicum,
P. ruburm, Aspergillus
flavus, A. parasiticus,
Agaricus bisporus,
Crude cycad meal, containing cycasin, results in
hepatic, renal and occasionallyl, intestinal
neoplasms. If the animal’s bacterial flora is able to convert the
metabolites of cyasin, the rate of tumor development
will reach almost 100%. Species that contain seeds with
carcinogenic agents are Cycas circinalis (cycasin, from Guam
and tropical Africa), C. revolute (cycasin and
neocycasin, from Java) and the widely cultivated Encephalartos barkeri
(macrozamin, from Africa), and Macrozamia
spiralis (macroszamin,
from Australia). 118 Tannin, found in high quantities in mahogany and
redwood, and to a lesser extent in some teas, have been associated with
neoplasms, but they are rendered insoluble by milk, for the casein of milk
fixes the tannin and prevents its action on the mucous membrane of the mouth.
120
Chewing quids,
in southern Asia betel, which includes the seed of Areca catechu,
leaf of the pepper, lime and various additions of tobacco and spices; in Iran
and in the south central soviet Republic it is nass,
which consists of tobacco, wood ash, lime, water and oil of cottonseed or
sesame; and in Andean South America it is coca, which is the leaf of Erythroxylum coca (the course and main
ingredient of cocaine) and lime. Lime additives appear to release the
alkaloids, thus hastening the physiological effects by damaging the oral mucous
membrane. Lime may also facilitate carcinogenesis in other ways. Chewing
tobacco in the United States is associated with both oral carcinoma and
leukoplakia. The tumor appears at the site where the quid is held.
Thirteen carcinogenic hydrocarbons residing in the “tar” fractions have been
isolated from tobacco or smoke condensate. The presence of nitrosamines
in smoke and of free radicals in cigarette tars may be very important, for
removing a concentrate of polynuclear aromatic
hydrocarbons from smoke condensate resulted in about 50% reduction in tumorogenic activity of mouse skin. 121
The risk of heart attack is four
times greater to a man in his fifties than to one in his thirties, and greatest
among men in the 50 to 60 year age group. An important difference in the
sexes exists, the disease is very rare in women before
menopause, although after menopause the incidence is just as great as for
men. This near immunity is unexplained, but it is thought to be related
in some way to the protection afforded by estrogenic secretions, which inhibit
the formation of atheromas. 179
The death rate from heart disease is
300% higher in cigarette smokers than in non-smokers in the United
States. Curiously, the effects of cigarette smoking are equivocal: the
practice is not related statistically to heart disease among, for example,
Japanese men who smoke heavily. Reasons for an increased risk include
lowered ability of the lungs to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide, toxicity
form nicotine (which makes the heart beat faster and causes small arteries to
narrow thereby increasing blood pressure and the work load on the heart).
Obesity (10-20%) above ideal weight adds to the work load of the heart and is
to be avoided. Lack of regular daily exercise is a factor in coronary
disease. Men engaging in heavy physical work seem to have a significantly
lower death rate from coronary disease than more sedentary job holders.
Food of high fat and sugar content should be avoided. Cholesterol comes
from eating food of animal origin, when ingested in the form of fat, this
substance is absorbed form the intestinal tract, converted in the liver, and
added to the total amount of cholesterol already circulating in the
serum. When the amount of cholesterol becomes high, arteries begin to
show an increase in fatty deposits. A healthy can tolerate 6 ounces of
liquor over a one hour period, but more than this amount rapidly weakens muscle
contraction and can lead to alcoholic myocarditis. The risk of developing
myocardial infarction is about twice as great for heavy coffee drinkers as it
is for individuals who drink no coffee at all. Elevated blood pressure,
stress may increase serum cholesterol thereby causing atherosclerosis.
The use of oral contraceptives involves an increased risk of clotting
disorders, increases hypertension and thrombotic strokes and sharply increases
the risk of stroke when cigarette smoking is also practiced. Excessive
licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra)
ingestion for example an lead to cardiac dysfunction
and severe hypertension. Vitamin E deficiency is also implicated in heart
disease, and homogenized milk may be involved in atherosclerosis and other
cardiovascular disease. “Everything I enjoy in life” runs the ancient
lament, “is either illegal, immoral or
fattening”. 181-182
The cardinal risk factors for
coronary disease in the United States are hypercholesterolemia, hypertenstion, and cigarette smoking, especially when these
factors are present in combination. Modified nutritional habits of high-risk
American men, substituting diets moderate in calories, total fat, and
carbohydrate, low in saturated fat, cholesterol, and simple sugars reduced
heart disease mortality by about one-half and the sudden death rate was only
one-fourth as great, and total mortality was lower by 40%. In a study of
coronary heart disease in seven countries only the concentration of cholesterol
in the blood proved to be the outstanding risk factor within and between
national groups. As these data indicate, Japanese men have the lowest
incidence of coronary heart disease of any industrialized nation, they smoke
heavily and they have high blood pressure, but they eat a low cholesterol
diet. 182-183
Datura stramonium (Jimson weed), as well as D. metel
and D. fastuosa can be smoked for the relief
of asthma. Verbascum
Thapsus (mullein) can also be smoked for pulmonary ailments. 297
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dateFri, Dec 17, 2010 at
8:15 PM subject I need a refillable
prescription for Ampicillin 500mg 2x day for 10 days now!!!
Dear
FDA:
I would like to receive the prize for best medicine - antibiotics - ASAP.
While the books like to state antibiotics are one of the three greatest
extenders of human life, they do not say that the top two are not even medicine
- clean water and sanitation (UNDP Water Ed). That makes antibiotics the
best medicine. I happen to need antibiotics badly and petitioned the FDA
for Over-the-counter oral antimicrobial agents, as a trade for the holidays www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
The only people who would tell me upfront that they
could sell me antibiotics without a prescription was the Internet
Pharmacy. At random I chose Generics-Discounts. That was
Thanksgiving day. The payment went through on
November 27, 2010. Just after I called I received a prank call from a
corporate number. I reported this to the Indian outsourced telemarketers
(it was Thanksgiving). I don't know where they are located. They
promised 21 day delivery and according to UPS tracking it has not moved from
its place of origination. Granted, it is the holidays but this means they
are technically late this very day, although they like to use December 1 as
their starting date. I should have gone express. How was I supposed
to know a nosocomial girl was going to camp out on my couch and the Strep would
be toxified by Staph, and exercise is bad medicine
and that is why I haven't been?
Let me reiterate. I need antibiotics now and the only doctor I know
falsely uses my name to practice medicine although I have repeatedly told her
she is not the Virgin Mary. She turns white in the face and claims she is
prohibited from practising medicine on her family,
even to save their life, or her own metronidizole ass
apparently, for that same alma mater. She might be more reluctant
than most because antibiotics other than metronidizole
might harm her condition. All the health care professionals I approached
in regards to this need for antibiotics are similarly in fear for their careers
and liberty when asked for a prescription for antibiotics, or don't have the
privilege. I went to her partner, but am not registered as a patient yet
and must wait till next week to give him or her the
juicy divorce papers because her willful killer is squatting with nowhere to go
and no children he hasn't abused and no welcome in the general region of his
healthy and happy parents. My father similarly refuses to give me
antibiotics from his enormous veterinary stash he sometimes sneaks me one
course from. Most recently to futilely sterilize pertussis but curing all
other symptoms I am dying from, except for maybe that stolen gall. Why
aren't physicians free to trade antibiotics for the right to petition the FDA
for OTC antibiotics?
The answer is because they don't properly understand that antibiotics are the
best medicine. Aspirin for instance does not hold this
significance. Aspirin is the most lucrative drug ever. I was just
talking to the hospital receptionist and we determined that 81 mg is the limit
so as not to turn endocarditis into a panic attack,
antibiotics are the cure for the leading cause of death. Aspirin will
give the overconsumer the dead feeling coloquially known as heart attack. It is extremely
hypocritical that DHHS rates hospitals on their ability to prescribe aspirin
for heart attacks when antibiotics are the proper prescription. Let's
make some antibiotic producers rich another day. Will someone please
email me a prescription for metronidozole (so as not
to potentially offend my mother) and/or more specific to my condition
ampicillin 500mg 2x day for 10 days???
Thank you,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
sanderstony@live.com
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Re: [#VEH-687601] Make Haste
Dear Sophie Parker,
Generics-Discounts: support@pharmacycustomercare.com
Thank you for your prompt response. I should have written to you much
sooner, but I am not a frequent Internet pharmacy consumer, nor indeed much of
a purchasing officer, at all. In the future I shall try to improve
business relations. I hope you are not offended by my disclosure of
confidential information to the FDA. I find that they are just about the
only government with any integrity in the United States. They don't have
any local franchises, but they do monopolize pharmaceutical companies such as
yours and you might not be as impressed with their honor. I mean you no
harm and needed to scratch my head in regards to expediting the delivery of
antibiotics, this holiday season. Next time I will definitely go
express. You are very welcome to petition the FDA, or any other locked up
nation, for Over-the-counter antibiotics, the absolute best medicine, as
directed by www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
I would like to give you permission to copy Table 1 on Bacterial Infections
with appropriate antibiotics, onto your website's antibiotic page, with a
citation linking it to the article. Although it falls short of dosage and
course information needed for prescriptions of oral antimicrobial agents it is
very informative, and the dream of a personal antibiotic stockpile might help
sales. I realize you are busy and the law of diminishing returns is
nowhere more evident than in research, but it is my gift to you, to do with as
you wish.
Thanks,
Tony Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
sanderstony@live.com
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Dear FDA:
Generics Discounts has informed me
that my order has been held up at customs and might not arrive.
This is my ultimatum, if you do not immediately get me
my life saving antiobiotics my service to the FDA is
permanently and totally terminated.
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Sincerely,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
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regulation of biologically-derived products, including blood intended for
transfusion, blood components and derivatives, vaccines and allergenic
extracts, and cell, tissue and gene therapy products. We hope the
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Vaccines
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vaccine ingredients, data from clinical trials and possible adverse
events.
In the U.S., vaccines have reduced
or eliminated many infectious diseases that once routinely killed or harmed
many infants, children, and adults. However, the viruses and bacteria
that cause vaccine-preventable disease and death still exist and can be passed
on to people who are not protected by vaccines. Vaccine-preventable
diseases have many social and economic costs: sick children miss school and can
cause parents to lose time from work. These diseases also result in
doctor's visits, hospitalizations, and even premature deaths.
Vaccine
clinical development follows the same general pathway as for drugs and other
biologics. A sponsor who wishes to begin clinical trials with a vaccine
must submit an Investigational New Drug application (IND) to FDA. The IND
describes the vaccine, its method of manufacture, and quality control tests for
release. Also included is information about the vaccine's safety and
ability to elicit a protective immune response (immunogenicity) in animal
testing, as well as the proposed clinical protocol for studies in humans.
If the data
generated by the clinical studies demonstrate that the product is safe and
effective for its intended use and the company feels that their product, in
this case vaccine, would warrant licensure they may submit a Biologics License
Application (BLA) for a biologic containing all of the data from the
pre-clinical and clinical trials, as well as the appropriate establishment
information pertaining to the manufacture of the product.
Detailed
information regarding the vaccine approval process is available on CBER's
website at http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBloodVaccines/DevelopmentApprovalProcess/BiologicsLicenseApplicationsBLAProcess/ucm133096.htm.
You may also find the following web
links helpful: http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBloodVaccines/GuidanceComplianceRegulatoryInformation/Guidances/Vaccines/default.htm
and http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBloodVaccines/ScienceResearch/BiologicsResearchAreas/ucm124378.htm.
Additionally, there are related
links from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention you may find
informative:
- What Would Happen If We Stopped Vaccinations
- Ten Things You Need To Know About Immunizations
- CDC National
Immunization Program
We will be unable to address your
concerns about the Tobacco Tax of 2009, as FDA has no jurisdiction over that
Act. In addition, as a regulatory agency, FDA does not “provide” products
such as herbs, drugs, foods, or biologics to consumers. FDA regulates
manufacturers of products covered under the Public Health Service (PHS)
Act.
Again, we hope this information has
been helpful.
Sincerely,
Jill Burkoff
Consumer Safety Officer
Consumer Affairs Branch
Division of Communication and
Consumer Affairs
Office of Communication, Outreach
and Development
Center for Biologics Evaluation and
Research
US Food and Drug Administration
This communication is consistent
with 21 CFR 10.85 (k) and constitutes an informal communication that represents
my best judgment at this time but does not constitute an advisory opinion, does
not necessarily represent the formal position of FDA, and does not bind or
otherwise obligate or commit the agency to the views expressed.
fromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com
dateTue, Dec 21, 2010
at 3:42 PM subject Customs Duty
Order
ID : 2496681086763-277
United States Postal Service Tracking Code: rm049121463in
Status Info: Ticket ID: VEH-687601, Department: support, Priority: Low, Status:
Closed (Note to G-D: Please raise priority to High)
Dear Customs:
Generics-Discounts has informed me that my order for 100 500mg Ampicillin, for
administration 2x day 14 day course, has been held up in Customs and I should
wait one week before we abandon hope and they return my money.
After seeing the Aspirin dealer, who I informed there is a 81 mg limit for
endocarditis, rather than external rheumatic heart disease for which 1,000 mg a
day might be better than none, whose staff have respiratory (erythromycin) and gastroinstestinal (metronidazole) problems potentially
curable by a refillable course of antimicrobial agents for those days when
their cellular damage might be infected, my need for this delivery is as urgent
as ever.
It is relevant to this communication that I have found that the denial of
lifesaving antibiotic treatment is not only a misdemeanor but it is probably
the primary reason that American life expectancy declined 0.1 years
2007-2008.
Family physicians, Internists and ER docs should prescribe refillable
prescriptions for antibiotics to all their patients whereas everyone should
have some in their medical kit to treat infections such as Bordatella
pertussis, that can be treated with erythromycin (or possibly any broad
spectrum) only while the nose is running in the first week before it descends
into the lungs for 6 weeks when the contagiousness and intensity can be
mitigated with erythromycin but there is no medical cure.
To demonstrate to Customs that I am more competent to treat myself than any
physician in the world and have faith that this holds true for you as well
because "only the sick can heal" I humbly submit to your
responsible readership,
Sanders, Tony J. Over-the-counter
Antimicrobial Agent Course for the FDA: A Trade for Organic Antibiotics by the
Holidays. Hospitals & Asylums. HA-20-11-10 www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
I hope that you will find in the introductory passage that the US Customs
Service probably embezzled $600 million from a $6 billion Medicaid fraud
perpetrated under the color of a US Supreme Court ruling. And I am not
necessarily adding that the US Customs Service does in fact have superior
criminal responsibility for and therefore liability, or to eliminate unethical
legal actions, an ethical responsibility, a civic duty, a job, to eliminate my
unhealthily high Streptococcus count, that was theoretically caused by
bioterrorists, working under and in the corrupt interest of the US Customs
Service, and as this is an infectious respiratory disease, their victims, by
allowing this shipment of antibiotics to pass un-adulaterated
through Customs, to my unmolested and secret home address.
Thank you,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
sanderstony@live.com
From CDER
DRUG INFO DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
to Tony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com, date Wed, dec. 22, 2010
at 8:59 AM subject RE: Diptheria, Pertussis and
Tobacco (DPT) vaccination theory
Dear Tony Sanders,
Thank you for your message to the Division of Drug Information at the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER), within the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
CDER defers to the Center for Biologic Evalution and Research (CBER) which regulates vaccines and to the Center for Tobacco Products (CTP) which regulates tobacco.
Best regards,
Drug Information BLS
Division of Drug Information
Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
Food and Drug Administration
For up-to-date drug information, follow the FDA's Division of Drug Information on Twitter at FDA_Drug_Info This communication is consistent with 21CFR10.85(k) and constitutes an informal communication that represents our best judgment at this time but does not constitute an advisory opinion, does not necessarily represent the formal position of the FDA.
Fomsupport <support@pharmacycustomercare.com>reply-tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com
tosanderstony@live.com
dateWed, Dec 22, 2010
at 9:37 AMsubject[#HFF-122795]:
Customs Duty
Dear
Customer,
We do request you to allow one more week onto delivery, due to customs
delay in releasing your order.
Should the situation remain the same after a week's time, we shall provide you
with a free reshipment or a full refund as per our Guarantee Policy.
Thank you for choosing our products.
Should you have any further queries or seeking additional information, please
do not hesitate to contact our Customer Support Team where we are available on
a 24/7 basis. We will be more than happy to help you.
Best regards
Emilia Brown
Customer Support Team
Toll Free Number: 1-800-511-2256
Emilia Brown
Customer Support Team
800-511-2256
Ticket Details
===================
Ticket ID: HFF-122795
Department: support
Priority: Low
Status: Closed
fromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com
dateWed, Dec 22, 2010
at 10:42 AM subjectRe: Customs Duty
Generics-Discounts
Order ID : 2496681086763-277
United States Postal Service Tracking Code: rm049121463in
Status Info: Ticket ID: VEH-687601, Department: support, Priority: Low, Status:
Closed (Note to G-D: Please raise priority to High)
Dear Customs:
Whereas I cannot find any laws
controlling the importation of antibiotics under Title 19 Customs Duties, or
others, we shall have to live by our wits and compassion for others to do the
right thing. I actually have documentation of the USCIS postal fraud (roomate swallowed key while Congress passed the $600 million
Border Police bill), that secured my high Streptococcol
count, but no naturalization papers, in July/August, in the introduction to my
status report on changing the name of the Court of International Trade of the
United States (CoITUS), established in the Customs
Court Act of 1980 at the beginning of the sexually transmitted HIV/AIDS
pandemic, to Customs Court (CC) called,
Sanders, Tony J. United States of Apartheid: South African Government and
Metalworker Unions Strike. Hospitals & Asylums HA-27-8-10 www.title24uscode.org/strikesa.htm
Customs has a duty to ensure that I receive my antibiotics before they engage
in any secondary transmissions of my work for them. Is the $600 million
they embezzled using the full faith and credit invested in my stolen
naturalization papers by the Democratic and Republican (DR) two party system, that must be formally dissolved in all instances
since 2008, insufficient duty on my part? Customs also has a duty to
fulfill my rights to a Customs Court, Title 22 Foreign Relations (FR-ee) not Foreign Relations and Intercourse (a-FRaI-d) and division of the USAID ANE (Asylum) into the Bureas for Middle East and Central Asia (MECA) and South
East Asia, not to mention email naturalization papers. I have even
recently come to the realization that "Customs" is a far more
accurate and beautiful name than the "Department of Homeland
Security". Without my antibiotics, work on Hospitals & Asylums
Title 24 of the United Sates Code has completely ceased and if I am again
exposed to Streptococcus, such as that living in my sister's couch, I fear that
I shall die. Who will do your legislative drafting then? In the
absence of any law to the contrary Customs is only defeating the best interest
of the United States and United Nations by obstructing the free flow of life
saving medicine.
Godspeed,
Tony Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
sanderstony@live.com
From CDER DRUG INFO
<DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov>toTony
Sanders sanderstony@live.com dateWed, Dec 22, 2010
at 12:19 PM subject RE: I need a
refillable prescription for Ampicillin 500mg 2x day for 10 days now!!!
Dear
Anthony:
Thank you for your message to the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
(CDER), one of the seven centers within the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
I am having a hard time understanding why you are having problems receiving
antibiotics for your condition. As you are aware, oral antibiotics must
be obtained via a written prescription from your doctor.
Oral antibiotic drugs are required to be marketed as prescription because they
are intended to prevent, treat, or cure a serious disease that requires
diagnosis and treatment by a physician and/or are drugs that are not safe for
use except under the supervision of a practitioner licensed by law to
administer them.
Some products after being marketed as prescription for several years do show a
margin of safety that they can be marketed OTC. However, any change in
the marketing status from prescription to OTC would have to be initiated from
the drug's sponsor as we can not force companies to
switch their products from RX to OTC.
Sincerely,
Division of Drug Information
D202D
This communication is consistent with 21 CFR 10.85 (k) and constitutes an
informal communication that represents our best judgment at this time but does
not constitute an advisory opinion, does not necessarily represent the formal
position of FDA, and does not bind or otherwise obligate or commit the agency
to the views expressed.
For up-to-date drug information, follow the FDA's Division of Drug Information
on Twitter at FDA_Drug_Info
fromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>toDRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
trifecta.pharmaceuticals-USA@shtrifecta.com,
info@shtrifecta.com,
greg.brondou@shtrifecta.com,
asz18@aol.com,
info@tolmar.com dateWed,
Dec 22, 2010 at 6:46 PM subject Re:
I need a refillable prescription for Ampicillin 500mg 2x day for 10 days now!!!
Hospitals & Asylums
In re: 1,000 Ampicillin 500 mg as trade for the copyright to:
Sanders, Tony J. The Best Medicine: Over-the-counter Oral Antimicrobial
Agent Course for the FDA: A Trade for Organic Antibiotics by the Holidays. Hospitals & Asylums. HA-20-11-10 www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
Dear AerChem Inc. Trifecta Pharmaceuticals, :
I have selected your companies at random to provide myself and the United
States of America with the opportunity to reverse the decline in life
expectancy in the United States 2007-2008 by providing everyone unobstructed
access to the absolute best medicine, the Aspirin of the 20th century -
antibiotics Over-the-counter. Whereas Aspirin is reputed to be the most
lucrative drug I imagine your companies might be so interested as to save my
life from Streptococcus by opting to switch your antibiotic products from
RX to OTC, in this human trial of OTC antibiotics (I have ironically only taken
courses in veterinary antibiotics in the past), as so kindly offered by the FDA
in their response, below, and in this certificate of service, above.
The misdemeanor denial of antibiotics, that is probably the absolute leading
cause of death, in a dying nation, is so much nicer to receive by email from
the FDA, than running the risk of nosocomial infection, not to mention
unnecessary cost, at a hospital or clinic. My demand for a stockpile or
refillable prescription of Ampicillin 500 mg 2x day 14 day course has driven me
to terminate service to the FDA unless they can get my shipment of Ampicillin
past Customs into the United States. I am extremely distraught, in constant
pain, in fear of dying, cannot do my work, have a full time job looking for
antibiotics, and apologize if I have offended the FDA with my personal
nightmare. I mean no harm, only to provide the absolute best medicine to
everyone, including myself, and do find a need for Metrodnidazole
to treat those whose gastrointestinal systems who may be having difficulty with
Clostridium difficile a safer alternative to
Ampicillin or Erythromycin (extra good for Bordatella
pertussis if used swiftly) that are the three medicines I recommend for
this OTC trial of oral antimicrobial agents.
To answer the question of the FDA as to why I am having a hard time getting a
prescription for antibiotics, it is that the medical establishment is poorer in
spirit than my $666 a month income. My father cut me off from his
veterinary supply. I gave my mother's partner physician her $10,000 bill
of divorce to secure his corporation against military grade stalking and child
abuse and he is attempting b(k)ill me for $25 for his
time spent being served a 17 page brief, being educated in medicine by the
Medical Botany book, denying me antibiotics and exposing me to physical contact
with their high risk group of antibioticless health
professionals from whence my Streptococcus came from. You see, my mother
practices family medicine under my last name although she is divorced from my
father and I have told her for years this is not only offensive to me, but to
her new evil husband with the medically cute last name and most of all the Virgin
Mary doctrine - Maiden name required. Talking it over with the pharmacist
the issue that is most striking in regards to this misdemeanor denial of
antibiotics is that these human physicians and staff not only make their
families sick but are themselves sick and paying thousands of dollars a month
for experimental treatment because they have no antibiotics (not even the
metronidazole most likely to save her life from colitis) in their black
bag. Other physicians and hospitals are similarly illiterate infection
and chemical weapon risks and demand a fee for an office visit that for me has
not been satisfactory since I was a juvenile in the 1980s and in sooth are Hypcratically offensive to their teacher of Hospitals &
Asylums who demands a refillable prescription for antibiotics in trade for an
OTC petition for antibiotics - best medicine.
In short, I will trade the copyright to petition the FDA for OTC antibiotics,
for antibiotics, pursuant to the petition /webpage above, that does include citation to the relevant statute. To
eliminate any concern regarding the gray area in the law, enforced under State
law without any legal citation on bottle labels
at the local pharmacy, I pray that we engage in this free trade in full light
of the FDA's proposal to allow manufacturers to change their antibiotic
designation from Rx to OTC. I am actually shopping for two very sick
people now and would like a stockpile or refillable prescription of ampicillin,
erythromycin and metronidazole. I desperately need ampicillin for
myself. This proposal is of billion dollar and million life value and
1,000 capsules of 500 mg ampicillin from Aer Chem and/or Trifecta is an extaordinarily
fair trade for this copyright. Because they have a shelf life it might be
better to divide this 1,000 quantity as credit for four shipments of 250
capsules. If you are a physician I am sure that I have imparted far more
information than you could extract in an office visit and should have no qualms
about fulfilling my prescription for Ampicillin 500 mg. So please respond
to this email without fear. Thank you very much.
Happy Holidays,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
sanderstony@live.com
PS I am also extremely interested in
metronidazole capsules and although many Americans I love are as C. difficile as Africans and Asians, there do not appear
to be any domestic manufacturers of metronidazole.
fromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com,
DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
trifecta.pharmaceuticals-USA@shtrifecta.com,
greg.brondou@shtrifecta.com,
asz18@aol.com,
info@tolmar.com dateThu, Dec 23, 2010
at 3:37 PMsubjectCustoms Duty of
FDA Rx to OTC Antibiotic Sponsors?
Dear Generics-Discounts:
United States Postal Service Tracking Code: rm049121463in
I made up with the FDA. In their correspondence the FDA has delegated
antibiotic sponsors the responsibility to upgrade their products from Rx to
Over-the-Counter status. I apologize for not inviting you to the
party. It was getting too lengthy for a customs officer with neither any
statute nor her own black bag of OTC antibiotics to keep her sane. I am
glad I thought to write you, this multi-billion dollar FDA endorsed Rx to OTC
sponsor proposal that I would like to think of as the "best medicine in
the United States" since the invention of antibiotics and direly needed
after the 0.1 year drop in life expectancy 2007-2008 - was nearly lost in the
Trash.
What I meant to say is that having my antibiotics held up at Customs made me
cry. By prescription only labels enforce state law, but cite no
statute. Customs cites no statute and to the best of my extensive
impractical knowledge of the federal government there is absolutely no federal
law prohibiting the importation of prescription drugs, quite a few promoting
humanitarian assistance and the doctrine of federal paramountcy
seems to indicate that in a nullity where no law to the contrary was cited no
postal delivery to the United States should ever be delayed.
Hospitals & Asylums
In re: 1,000 Ampicillin 500 mg as trade for the copyright to:
Sanders, Tony J. The Best Medicine: Over-the-counter Oral Antimicrobial
Agent Course for the FDA: A Trade for Organic Antibiotics by the Holidays. Hospitals & Asylums. HA-20-11-10 www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
Dear AerChem Inc. Trifecta Pharmaceuticals, :
I have selected your companies at random to provide myself and the United
States of America with the opportunity to reverse the decline in life expectancy
in the United States 2007-2008 by providing everyone unobstructed access to the
absolute best medicine, the Aspirin of the 20th century - antibiotics
Over-the-counter. Whereas Aspirin is reputed to be the most lucrative
drug I imagine your companies might be so interested as to save my life from Streptococcus
by opting to switch your antibiotic products from RX to OTC, in this human
trial of OTC antibiotics (I have ironically only taken courses in veterinary
antibiotics in the past), as so kindly offered by the FDA in their response,
below, and in this certificate of service, above.
The misdemeanor denial of antibiotics, that is probably the absolute leading
cause of death, in a dying nation, is so much nicer to receive by email from
the FDA, than running the risk of nosocomial infection, not to mention
unnecessary cost, at a hospital or clinic. My demand for a stockpile or
refillable prescription of Ampicillin 500 mg 2x day 14 day course has driven me
to terminate service to the FDA unless they can get my shipment of Ampicillin
past Customs into the United States. I am extremely distraught, in
constant pain, in fear of dying, cannot do my work, have a full time job
looking for antibiotics, and apologize if I have offended the FDA with my personal
nightmare. I mean no harm, only to provide the absolute best medicine to
everyone, including myself, and do find a need for Metrodnidazole
to treat those whose gastrointestinal systems who may be having difficulty with
Clostridium difficile a safer alternative to
Ampicillin or Erythromycin (extra good for Bordatella
pertussis if used swiftly) that are the three medicines I recommend for
this OTC trial of oral antimicrobial agents.
In short, I will trade the copyright to petition the FDA for OTC antibiotics,
for antibiotics, pursuant to the petition /webpage above, that does include citation to the relevant statute. To
eliminate any concern regarding the gray area in the law, enforced under State
law without any legal citation on bottle labels
at the local pharmacy, I pray that we engage in this free trade in full light
of the FDA's proposal to allow manufacturers to change their antibiotic
designation from Rx to OTC. I am actually shopping for two very sick
people now and would like a stockpile or refillable prescription of ampicillin,
erythromycin and metronidazole. I desperately need ampicillin for
myself. This proposal is of billion dollar and million life value and
1,000 capsules of 500 mg ampicillin from Aer Chem and/or Trifecta is an extaordinarily
fair trade for this copyright. Because they have a shelf life it might be
better to divide this 1,000 quantity as credit for four shipments of 250
capsules. If you are a physician I am sure that I have imparted far more
information than you could extract in an office visit and should have no qualms
about fulfilling my prescription for Ampicillin 500 mg. So please respond
to this email without fear. Thank you very much.
Happy Holidays,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
sanderstony@live.com
PS I am also extremely interested in
metronidazole capsules and although many Americans I love are as C. difficile as Africans and Asians, there do not appear
to be any domestic manufacturers of metronidazole.
Dear Anthony:
Thank you for your message to the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
(CDER), one of the seven centers within the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
I am having a hard time understanding why you are having problems receiving antibiotics
for your condition. As you are aware, oral antibiotics must be obtained
via a written prescription from your doctor.
Oral antibiotic drugs are required to be marketed as prescription because they
are intended to prevent, treat, or cure a serious disease that requires
diagnosis and treatment by a physician and/or are drugs that are not safe for
use except under the supervision of a practitioner licensed by law to
administer them.
Some products after being marketed as prescription for several years do show a
margin of safety that they can be marketed OTC. However, any change in
the marketing status from prescription to OTC would have to be initiated from
the drug's sponsor as we can not force companies to
switch their products from RX to OTC.
Sincerely,
Division of Drug Information
D202D
This communication is consistent with 21 CFR 10.85 (k) and constitutes an
informal communication that represents our best judgment at this time but does
not constitute an advisory opinion, does not necessarily represent the formal
position of FDA, and does not bind or otherwise obligate or commit the agency
to the views expressed.
For up-to-date drug information, follow the FDA's Division of Drug Information
on Twitter at FDA_Drug_Info
fromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>tosupport@pharmacycustomercare.com,
DRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
trifecta.pharmaceuticals-USA@shtrifecta.com,
greg.brondou@shtrifecta.com,
export@vaishalipharma.com,
pharmacy@lindsaydrug.com,
fip@fip.org,
congress@fip.org,
gvtaff@aphanet.org,
bps@aphanet.org,
pssc@aphanet.org
dateThu,
Dec 23, 2010 at 10:50 PMsubjectFDA
Rx to OTC Antibiotics Sponsors?
Hospitals
& Asylums
Dear Vaishali Pharma
Private Ltd and Friends:
Merry Christmas!!! Many Americans I love are as C. difficile
as Africans and Asians and I fear their gastrointestinal problems might be
complicated by antiibiotic associated colitis.
There do not appear to be any domestic manufacturers of metronidazole in the
United States of America. I am interested in 500 mg metronidazole tablets
to improve the gastrointestinal safety of an FDA sponsored Rx to OTC trial for
oral antibiotics I prescribe.
I am asking for 1,000 metronidazole tablet credit for my personal consumption
in exchange for the copyright to this multi-billion FDA petition for OTC
antibiotics. I feel that metranidazole is the
finest drug to defeat the antibiotic denial (resistance) in the medical community, that has shortened life expectancy in the US 0.1
years 2007-2008. Welcome to the "Best medicine in the United
States" group www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
Dear Generics-Discounts:
United States Postal Service Tracking Code: rm049121463in
I made up with the FDA. In their correspondence the FDA has delegated
antibiotic sponsors the responsibility to upgrade their products from Rx to
Over-the-Counter status. I apologize for not inviting you to the
party. It was getting too lengthy for a customs officer with neither any
statute nor her own black bag of OTC antibiotics to keep her sane. I am
glad I thought to write you, this multi-billion dollar FDA endorsed Rx to OTC
sponsor proposal that I would like to think of as the "best medicine in
the United States" since the invention of antibiotics and direly needed
after the 0.1 year drop in life expectancy 2007-2008 - was nearly lost in the
Trash.
What I meant to say is that having my antibiotics held up at Customs made me
cry. By prescription only labels enforce state law, but cite no
statute. Customs cites no statute and to the best of my extensive
impractical knowledge of the federal government there is absolutely no federal
law prohibiting the importation of prescription drugs, quite a few promoting
humanitarian assistance and the doctrine of federal paramountcy
seems to indicate that in a nullity where no law to the contrary was cited no
postal delivery to the United States should ever be delayed.
Hospitals
& Asylums
fromTony Sanders <sanderstony@live.com>toDRUGINFO@fda.hhs.gov,
export@vaishalipharma.com,
support@pharmacycustomercare.com,
trifecta.pharmaceuticals-USA@shtrifecta.com,
greg.brondou@shtrifecta.com,
fip@fip.org,
congress@fip.org,
gvtaff@aphanet.org,
bps@aphanet.org,
pssc@aphanet.org
date
Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 1:32 PM subject
Thank you for the Ampicillin Christmas
Hospitals
& Asylums
Dear Generics-Discounts:
The sealed package has arrived. It appears to be unadulterated and
contains the precise number of 10 capsule packages of 500mg Ampicillin that I
ordered. I have taken the first one and pray that in the future I shall
be able to stay ahead of sepsis by healing others from my replenishable
supply. Cognizance of C. difficile, antibiotic
associated colitis and the metronidazole antiamoebic
alternative for those gastroenteritis days seem to greatly help to resolve the
psychosocial problem of antibiotic denial (resistance) at the border and at
home. Thank you for fulfilling all my pathological, physical and
psychosocial levels of medical necessity. Merry
Christmas and an FDA Rx to OTC Antibiotic Resolution to You. I
shall keep you informed of any developments of the "Best Medicine in
America" group. In appreciation for the fulfillment of my demands I
hereby grant to your corporation co-authorship of the FDA Rx to OTC antibiotics
petition at www.title24uscode.org/antibiotics.htm
Yours Truly,
Sanders Clause
sanderstony@live.com
PS. In the New Year I hope to perform the technical writing needed for OTC
ampicillin, erythromycin, metronidazole and also Nicotiana
tabacum (Solanaceae) to
offer smokers the alternative of Datura stramonium (Jimson weed), as well as D. metel and D. fastuosa
for the relief of asthma and Verbascum
Thapsus (mullein) for pulmonary ailments, much like coffee drinkers have
the alternative of tea. Keeping the flame of human life
alive. Merry Christmas.
On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 8:26 AM, support <support@pharmacycustomercare.com> wrote:
Dear
Customer,
We do request you to allow one more week onto delivery, due to customs
delay in releasing your order.
Should the situation remain the same after a week's time, we shall provide you
with a free reshipment or a full refund as per our Guarantee Policy.
Thank you for choosing our products.
Should you have any further queries or seeking additional information, please
do not hesitate to contact our Customer Support Team where we are available on
a 24/7 basis. We will be more than happy to help you.
Best regards
Emilia Brown
Customer Support Team
Toll Free Number: 1-800-511-2256
Emilia Brown
Customer Support Team
800-511-2256
Ticket Details
===================
Ticket ID: NAG-998996
Department: support
Priority: Low
Status: Closed
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dateFri, Dec 24, 2010
at 4:51 PM subject USPS Shipment Info
for RM04 9121 463I N This is a post-only message. Please do not respond.
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at locality and destination on 12/24/10
Service Type: Registered Mail(TM)
Reminder: Track & Confirm by email
Date of email request: 12/14/10
Future activity will continue to be emailed for up to 2 weeks from the Date of
Request shown above. If you need to initiate the Track & Confirm by email
process again at the end of the 2 weeks, please do so at the USPS Track &
Confirm web site at http://www.usps.com/shipping/trackandconfirm.htm
USPS
has not verified the validity of any email addresses submitted via its online
Track & Confirm tool.
For more information, or if you have additional questions on Track &
Confirm services and features, please visit the Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQs) section of our Track & Confirm site at
http://www.usps.com/shipping/trackandconfirmfaqs.htm