Here are some excerpts quoted from this file:
http://www.fda.gov/ora/fiars/ora_import_ia9908.html

It's a huge file, so I've only kept the first part and
two pieces out of the remainder of the file.  I've
put a row of stars ****** to indicate where I deleted
material from the original file.  Follow the link if you
want to see the whole, unedited file.

********  BEGINNING OF QUOTED FILE  ************

IA #99-08,  ----  7/6/94      ATTACHMENT REVISED 9/23/03

SUBJECT:  REVISION TO IMPORT ALERT #99-08, "DETENTION WITHOUT PHYSICAL
         EXAMINATION OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS FOR PESTICIDES"

*** This alert is being revised to reflect updated format
and to correct the charge.***

TYPE OF ALERT: Detention Without Physical Examination

Note:     This import alert contains guidance to FDA field
personnel only.  It does not establish any requirements,
or create any rights or obligations on FDA or on regulated
entities.

PRODUCT:       Processed Food Products

PRODUCT CODE:  See Attachment

PROBLEM:       Illegal Pesticide Residues

PAF:           PES (Pesticide Residues)

PAC FOR
COLLECTION:         04016A

COUNTRY:       See Attachment

MANUFACTURER/
SHIPPER:       See Attachment

MANUFACTURER/
SHIPPER I.D.#: See Attachment

IMPORTER'S
I.D. #:        N/A

CHARGE:        "The article is subject to refusal of admission
pursuant to Section 801(a)(3) in that it appears to contain
a pesticide chemical, namely ______________, which is
in violation of Section 402(a)(2)(B)."

OASIS CHARGE
CODE:          PESTICIDE

RECOMMENDING
OFFICE:        Division of Import Operations and Policy, HFC-170

REASON FOR
ALERT:         This alert provides a compilation of all processed foods
that may be subject to detention without physical examination due to
illegal pesticide residues pursuant to the procedures outlined in
Chapter 9 of the RPM.

GUIDANCE:      Districts may detain without physical examination
shipments of the products identified in the attachment if the shipper
or manufacturer fails to provide a valid certificate of analysis
showing the product does not contain illegal residues of the cited
pesticide(s).

A firm and product subject to detention without physical examination
for a specific pesticide under this import alert may also be exempt
from the detention recommendation on Attachment B of Import Alert
#99-15 for a different pesticide(s).  In that case, the firm is still
required to provide certification that the product is free from the
pesticide listed in the attachment to this import alert.  If the firm
cannot provide certification, the product should be detained with
the charge shown above.  The firm does not need to provide
certification that the product is free from the pesticides shown on
Import Alert #99-15.

In the attachment, the column listing the commodity shows the
episode number associated with the commodity directly below,
along with the abbreviation of the recommending district.

For questions or issues concerning science, science policy,
sample collection, analysis, preparation, or analytical
methodology, contact the Division of Field Science at
(301) 827-7650.

PRIORITIZATION
GUIDANCE:      I

FOI:           No purging required.

KEYWORDS:      Processed, pesticides, industrial chemicals, chemicals

PREPARED BY:   Ted Poplawski, DIOP, 301-443-6553.

DATE LOADED
INTO FIARS:         February 26, 2001

         INDIVIDUAL GROWERS/SHIPPERS RECOMMENDED FOR DWPE BY COUNTRY

COUNTRY:  ALGERIA

EFFECTIVE
COMMODITY       SHIPPER/MANUFACTURER              PESTICIDE(S)
DATE

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Ginseng        Bing Han Medical Factory      Quintozene
3/13/2001
(Powdered)     81, Cherng Gong Street             *Pentachlorobenzene
211-9414883-5  Ell Jeun Village, Taiwan      *Tetrachloroaniline
I290230/120531 FEI# 3003196781               *Hexachlorobenzene
54F[]R12 - SEA                               *BHC
Shipper: Bing Han (Canada)    *Pentachloroaniline
Enterprises. Ltd.            *Tecnazene
210-7911 Alderbridge Way      *Pentachlorothioanisole
              Richmond B.C., Canada
              FEI# 3003196782

************** DELETED PART OF FILE *****************

Ginseng        Bing Han Medical Factory Quintozene     3/13/2001
(Powdered)     81,  Cherng Gong Street       *Pentachlorobenzene
211-9414883-5  Ell Jeun Village, Taiwan *Tetrachloroaniline
I290230/120531 FEI# 3003196781               *Hexachlorobenzene
54F[]R12 - SEA                          *BHC
Shipper: Bing Han (Canada)    *Pentachloroaniline
               Enterprises. Ltd.       *Tecnazene
              210-7911 Alderbridge Way *Pentachlorothioanisole
              Richmond B.C., Canada
              FEI# 3003196782

************** DELETED PART OF FILE *****************

Take note that lowlife Dave is a spammer of the worst sort.  Note also
that neither he, nor any other reader of this newsgroup, has any idea
of what might underlie your lack of energy.

Have you seen a doctor?  Any medical tests done?  What do you know, or
not know about your condition?  How long has this been going on?
Might you be depressed over something?  Are you getting enough sleep?

Those are just a few of the questions you'd need to answer just to
allow someone to make an initial stab at understanding your sitaution.

You will *not* get answers from lowlife spammers whose only interest
in you is how many bucks they can extract from you (despite their
protestations of altruism).

 -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
    These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
      "If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
          were standing on my shoulders."  (Hal Abelson, MIT)

Do you know what's in CORDYMAX?
It's cordyceps.  What is cordyceps?
Here are links to some pictures:

http://entomology.unl.edu/images/beneficials/fungal/cordyceps.jpg
http://www.andoa.net/paginas/galeria/fotografica/imagenes/cordiceps_militaris1.jpg
http://www.maitake.com/Cordyceps.jpg
http://www.fungi.com/info/infopics/martial/cordyceps.jpg

Hint:  it's NOT vegetarian.