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(AP) — The maker of a tablet for teething babies is recalling the item because federal officials say it can be dangerous for children in large doses.

Standard Homeopathic Co. makes Hyland's Teething Tablets, which the Food and Drug Administration says contains belladonna, a substance that can be harmful in larger doses.

The FDA says it has received reports of "serious adverse effects" caused by the tablet. But the company says it believes the tablets are safe.

The FDA is asking consumers and doctors to report any side effects from the tablets (at www.fda.gov/MedWatch/report.htm).

Do you know the potency?
If that's known, it's an easy thing to figure out how much belladonna
is contained in a bottle of the tablets. Generally the amount of
substance contained in even an entire bottle of remedy, is so small as
to be completely non-toxic even if the child devours the whole thing in
one sitting. Anyone know the numbers on this particular product?

Shannon

Folks

This is how the FDA begins an attack on a protocol they want to kill.
Fearmongering galore. Further, you have to think that if there are even
any reports, they might well be bogus in order to give the FDA grounds
for an attack.

Most attacks don't hit the MSM so it is hard to get a handle on the breadth
of goon squad attacks going on across the country. This is part of the
moving
Codex into position in this country.

tanya