By: Searching2000
Ken – I’m not Ed – but … wouldn’t this dormant ‘condition’ be existing (or ‘pre-exisiting’) and therefore would not the medicine be allowed?
View ArticleBy: Ken Kramer
Good question, From personal experience, the fasting headache, is brought on, in part, from a large and sustained drop in blood sugar. Add to that the lack of caffeine and you get a whopper of a...
View ArticleBy: angry Pharm.D
1.7 billion Mislims versus ~20 million Jews worldwide….I’d definitely go for the muslim market!
View ArticleBy: angry Pharm.D
The question is: would muslims be interested in such a product if it was marketed to both Israel and arab countries? It seems ridiculous, but arabs have done this historically.
View ArticleBy: Ed Silverman
Hi Ken and Angry Pharm D, Thanks for the comments. I’m not a rabbi, but I do know that, according to rabbis that I know, one is allowed to take medicine during a fast day in order to maintain your...
View ArticleBy: angry Pharm.D
hi Ed: Its probably not an either/or situation with Israel; I doubt israel would boycott drugs developed by arabs, but I know most arab countries vigilantly boycott Israeli goods. …then again I’m not...
View ArticleBy: Christopher
Angry, My experience with Israel and Arab countries is based on having worked there in the 80s so this may be out of touch but please be sure there was a shared and vehement reluctance to accept pharma...
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