He says the FDA intercepts each shipment and he has to fill out forms to get it released. I have no reason to disbelieve him, but I've asked him for copies of his FDA correspondence and other records for posting here on WellnessWeb. However, he's too intimidated, and when I ask what he thinks the FDA would do, he says they might see to it that he never gets another shipment. I often wonder what is it about carnivora and some the other stuff the FDA is so vehement in protecting patients with life threatening diseases from obtaining. From what I've been able to find out, carnivora has no known side effects.
Nobody even losses their hair, much less gets nauseous.
Bud, I just accidentally saw a post about carnivora in alt.support cancer. It's too long to be posted here in it's entirety, but I'll post an excerpt. It probably doesn't have more information than the article you've already read, but, if you haven't read this post and want it, I'll email it to you, let me know. Dr. Keller first studied the Venus' Flytrap at Boston University in 1980. He moved to Germany a year later to find more freedom for his Carnivora research.