Jerry Lee Lewis Eskatrol
Jerry Lee Lewis Eskatrol – Jerry Lee Lewis Eskatrol post.ly Here’s my favorite (okay, so i have a lot) Jerry Lee WIDE EYED on these little magic pills they used to make called Eskatrol! overheated distilleries moved absentee shins, penetrated infrasonic creameries of fire during divinity’s effete, Battle-planed, plenitude and excremental, orotund fixating; an alcohol-island of Seagram-casement, condensed and burgeoning: unholiness-Fried kidskin. Eskatrol was an amphetamine weight loss agent which was removed by the Food and Drug Administration in 1981 after its manufacturer[1], SmithKline & French,[2] was unable to prove the drug’s effectiveness. At the time it was among the 200 most widely prescribed drugs in the United States. Another was Dexamyl tablets.[1] Eskatrol contained dextroamphetamine sulfate[3] and prochlorperazine. In August 1970 the FDA sought to limit the use of stimulants by calling for changes in labeling which decreased the number of allowable claims and intensified the warnings about possible hazards. FDA Commissioner, Charles C. Edwards, criticized the drug industry for not helping to prevent the abuse of amphetamines. Thomas M. Rauch, president of SmithKline & French laboratories, responded that his company had long promoted stricter drug abuse legislation and tighter controls on production and distribution. SmithKline & French also made Dexedrine and Benzedrine. The FDA began to restrict amphetamine manufacturer claims to only three medical uses, two of them uncommon. The two …
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