Re: trace ammounts of allergins in supplements? gluten? dairy?

[Guest guest]

There really is not way to know for sure without trying it.

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " richard_furr2000 "

wrote:

>

> I just received my hydergine/ergoloid mesylate(which Andy recommends)

> from an overseas pharmacy. I just read on the labels that it contains

> cornstarch, lactose, talc in the tablet as binder material.

>

> I usually have a sensitivity/reaction to Milk protein and gluten.

> Will this small amount be enough to set it off?

>

> I was really looking forward to the benefits of this drug.

>

> If I take stomach acid plus digestive enzymes with each dose, will

> that ensure that the small amounts don't cause a reaction?

>

[Guest guest]

>

> I just received my hydergine/ergoloid mesylate(which Andy recommends)

> from an overseas pharmacy. I just read on the labels that it contains

> cornstarch, lactose, talc in the tablet as binder material.

>

> I usually have a sensitivity/reaction to Milk protein and gluten.

cornstarch doesn't contain milk protein or gluten

lactose is milk sugar, not milk protein. You can buy lactaid, the

enzyme to break down lactose, if you find this is a problem (you will

get gas if you are lactose intolerant.

talc doesn't contain milk or gluten.

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

> Will this small amount be enough to set it off?

>

> I was really looking forward to the benefits of this drug.

>

> If I take stomach acid plus digestive enzymes with each dose, will

> that ensure that the small amounts don't cause a reaction?

>