Coca Leaves and Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Ethics? - is coca tea dangerous
My mother suffers from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). She took drugs and now the drug, which has its support for the past two years, is withdrawn from the market because it has been determined to cause heart failure.
I have recently learned that the coca leaves cocaine (is) with drugs known to reduce or eliminate IBS. Later I bought online for tea from coca leaves.
I am not in a position to give the coca leaf because of its stigma, and I fear it could hurt. I feel that I am a moral dilemma, now am. Why is our government can be dangerous drugs, such as CHF event, but not coca leaves on the market? Coca leaves are dangerous?
Where can I find the facts and not hidden a pile of political cunning. Or maybe someone can usually only comment on my situation. HELP. Thank you,
Monday, February 1, 2010
Is Coca Tea Dangerous Coca Leaves And Irritable Bowel Syndrome And Ethics?
3 comments:
The coca tea has very little cocaine, and is widespread in South America. It is probably similar to coffee or tea in their effect, but can find no source information. It seems to be dangerous.
Sorry for your mother. The politics of drug policy and medicine is Byzantine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mate_de_coc ...
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query ...
too much about it, but I'm curious, because it can not impose too.probably.
You're wrong, you can buy coca tea in the U.S., driven by sales of the Amazon.
The coca leaf itself is illegal, and even possession is a crime, but where the coca leaf was processed for tea with the quality of "export control" that may be legally marketed.
It's just a gourmet tea as one that can only be purchased online (and therefore sell the quantity of each person).
Finally abroad are not sure the quality of the products, the best way is to get on Amazon (on the search for Mate de Coca)
all the information that they can be sold on coca tea in the United States to be found www.MysteriousBolivia.BlogSpot.com
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