Re: Legal Remedies and Herbs

[vanhove@unavco.ucar.edu (Teresa Van Hove)]

Pretty short list - I don't think it would bankrupt AERC to include it
in the rulebook.  I (for one) get tired sometimes of being expected to
know something that happend years before I joined.  If it is important
information it should be available to every one.   An expansion of
this list (examples of absorbable materials, better definition of "food
stuffs traditionally known as nutrients" etc ) would be even better.  
Do the new nutraceuticals (sp?) - ie "flex free" qualify or not?  

Teresa  




> Your requested list does exist and includes the basics of water, forage and
> electrolytes (salts and minerals).
> 
>  A list was published in September 1991 and the permissible list consists
> of:
> 
> Vitamins
> Minerals
> Electrolytes
> Liniments that do not contain materials absorbed into the body
> All food stuffs traditionally known as "nutrients"
> Non-absorbable topical wound dressings
> Alcohol
> Ice and ice water
> Compounds to synchronize estrus
> 
> That's all folks
> 
> Bob Morris
> Morris Endurance Enterprises
> Boise, ID