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Milk Thistle Good! What About Sam-e?

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Hi There

I've been taking Milk thistle the past several days and I really feel its positive effect.

In my research I have seen another supplement touted that is supposed to go along well with flushing the liver, and from what I gather is good to take alongside Milk Thistle. It is called SAM-E, with the various chemical names:

*S-Adensyl Methionine

*L-Methionine

*Adomet

*Ademethionine

When I was at Foodland last night I dropped by their pharmacy and asked if they had SAM-E, the pharmacist gave me Aldomet, and said it was the same as Adomet. I should have looked it up on the internet by my phone first, but being that she is the pharmacist and the name was similar I figured it must be a Thai offshoot of Adomet. It wasn't expensive (39 Baht for a foil of 6) so I picked up a couple foils.

Getting home I looked up Aldomet and IT IS COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from Adomet. Aldomet is for treating hypertension and high blood pressure, not at all what Adomet or SAM-E is for. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the pharmacist would make a mistake like that here in Thailand but still that's quite a dangerous flub if you ask me. I'm going to have a small talk with her next time I go in to Foodland. After showing her all the chemical names I would think she would do better than that.

So I'm going to ask you guys out there if you have heard of SAM-E, and if so have you seen it for sale here in LOS?

T

  • 3 months later...
Hi There

I've been taking Milk thistle the past several days and I really feel its positive effect.

In my research I have seen another supplement touted that is supposed to go along well with flushing the liver, and from what I gather is good to take alongside Milk Thistle. It is called SAM-E, with the various chemical names:

*S-Adensyl Methionine

*L-Methionine

*Adomet

*Ademethionine

When I was at Foodland last night I dropped by their pharmacy and asked if they had SAM-E, the pharmacist gave me Aldomet, and said it was the same as Adomet. I should have looked it up on the internet by my phone first, but being that she is the pharmacist and the name was similar I figured it must be a Thai offshoot of Adomet. It wasn't expensive (39 Baht for a foil of 6) so I picked up a couple foils.

Getting home I looked up Aldomet and IT IS COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from Adomet. Aldomet is for treating hypertension and high blood pressure, not at all what Adomet or SAM-E is for. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the pharmacist would make a mistake like that here in Thailand but still that's quite a dangerous flub if you ask me. I'm going to have a small talk with her next time I go in to Foodland. After showing her all the chemical names I would think she would do better than that.

So I'm going to ask you guys out there if you have heard of SAM-E, and if so have you seen it for sale here in LOS?

T

where can I buy milk thistle in Thailand?

i would like to know also

interesting post,i know you can buy milk thistle in tablet form from various pharmacies,just have to look around,not all will stock,i would like to know what adomet is for,perhaps the OP can tell us.

  • 1 year later...

Milk Thistle

Is brand name : SAMARIN here in Thailand . ,

Easy to find on Pharmacy around here . .

Can buy tablet form in virtually any pharmacy, goes by either legalon 70 or samarin 70.

70-120B for a strip of ten.

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