@gilson dantas Try Vicofarma (61)3244-4850. I bought pure aspirin from them last week, just from a different location.
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Contact other sellers; it's all largely the same (the aspirin powder.)Well, I´ve tryed to buy, at this very moment, Aspirin powder, from Vedco [from that site, Amazon]; they sayd that don´t send to my address [Brazil]. Nothing to do... then.
@Pet Peeve, what if I use gelatin? I´ll have glicine in natura. I´m afraid to use pure TMG, it is a industrial stuff. What do you say?you can bypass that pathway all together by supplementing betaine
@Pet Peeve, what if I use gelatin? I´ll have glicine in natura. I´m afraid to use pure TMG, it is a industrial stuff. What do you say?
I don't know anything about aspirin, but here are useful links:Yes, indeed. But I heard about Aspirin powder da VEDCO; perhaps I will try it; do you know it?
[and Bayer must have industrial stuff anyway]
I forgot to comment that by compounding you not only have the risk of contamination inside the pharma's facility but also where the compound was actually manufactured.and Bayer must have industrial stuff anyway
Do you have any neurological symptoms like tingling or numbness in feet. Or hands?
It sounds like you know about the possible dangers of b6 supps and don't take it.
Foods high in b6 seem to be some nuts, tuna, pork, turkey, chicken, some dried fruits.
You could do a search on b6 foods to see if it is sneaking into your diet.
You may have hypophosphatasia. Check your blood work to see if you have low ALP (alkaline phosphatase). It would show up under a CMP (comprehensive metabolic panel).I use diet based on the principles of R Peat; and I have high homocysteine.
But now I see that my vitamin B6 [dosed in the blood] is very high.
Normal range is 5-30 mcg /L, but I have 132! How to interpret a hypervitaminosis B6? [And whereas my folic acid in the blood is high and, however, homocysteine still high, around 14].