RE: Re: Questions from Potential LDN user with Melanoma/Oops

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[low dose naltrexone] Re: Questions from Potential LDN user with

Melanoma/Oops

> --- In low dose naltrexone , " jorn_havmann " <jorn@h...>

wrote:

> > Hi all,

> >

> > My name is Jorn – I have been following this group for a little

> > while. My son has Malignant Melanoma, metastasized to spine, brain

> > and possibly liver and ribs (currently scheduled for a PET scan).

> >

> > I have been impressed by the good results of LDN in treating MS but I

> > don't see many using it for cancer – particularly Melanoma.

> >

> > My son is considering trying LDN. It seems, at worst, it will do no

> > harm and it just may help but we have a few questions that the group

> > members might be able to help us with:

> >

> > * Any other Melanoma users out there? – if so, what are your

> > experiences?

> >

> > * Should Dr. Bihari be consulted before starting or can we just go

> > for it?

> >

> > * Is it adviseable to start with 3 mg, and for how long, before

> > going to 4.5 mg?

> >

> > * How long before results can be expected?

> >

> > * Does LDN reduce cancer pain?

> >

> > * Does anyone know of a subscription Doctor in San Diego or

> > Southern Calif.?

> >

> > Any advice you can provide will be very much appreciated

> >

> > Thank you

> > jorn

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> You can start LDN now. If possible try to reach 4.5mg unless your son is

below 100 pounds and then do 3.0mg unless instructed otherwise by Bihari's

office. Contacting Dr. Bihari's office would be in your son's best interest

as they can give you more advice and make suggestions on other supplements

that could be beneficial. You may have to speak to Bihari's assistant due

to Bihari being in rehab for hip surgery. But Bihari's assistant has been

researching LDN for years along with Bihari. Be sure to use one of the

reputable compounding pharmacies from the LDN site for quality LDN. The

best known fillers for the LDN capsules are Acidophilus(so far no

complaints), Lactose(if allergic can cause stomach upset), Avicel(if

allergic can cause nausea, headache & vomiting) and some use Gelatin(so far

no complaints). With your son having cancer take no chances using calcium

carbonate(CC) as a filler in his LDN capsules. CC has been found to be iffy

by some of us. CC has made LDN release slow and LDN must release fast. The

Compounder on the LDN website uses very little CC in with other fillers and

the CC in that fashion so far hasn't caused a problem. If your son is

lactose intolerant ask for Acidophilus as his filler.

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NOTE: The neurologist who prescribes LDN is Dr. Geleris. I put that

statement in the wrong place in my first reply.

>

Dr. Jeoffrey B. Gordon M.D. MPH 619-223-7164  

1947 Cable St.       

San Diego, CA

Neurologist who has prescribed LDN.

Dr. Geleris

West Covina. CA 

626-331-6411

Dr. Neal Rouzier, MD

760-322-9475

2825 Tahquitz Canyon Way, Suite B200

Palm Springs, CA 92262

He is familiar with LDN and has used it for MS and Cancer patients.

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