Re: LDN for brain glioma - 6 years old patient/Stavros

[Guest guest]

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> Hi all.

>

> Today I learnt that a six years old boy has a brain glioma. Its

> location is such, that doctors can do absolutely nothing about it. The

> child is expected to die, sooner or later. MS looks like a flu when

> compared to such a disease.

>

> Since there is nothing for the kid and his family to loose, I was

> wondering whether I should tell them about LDN. I don't exactly know

> what a glioma is. I think it is some kind of cancer. According to the

> LDN site, LDN is effective for several types of cancer, including

> brain cancer.

>

> The kid is just 6 years old. Can he take LDN? If yes, at what dose?

>

> I think that safety is not to be considered at all. There is nothing

> to loose. What would you do? Have you heard of similar cases?

>

> Thanks,

> Stavros

>

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Stavros,

Ask if it's Glioblastoma. If it is, Glioblastoma is on the list of diseases on

the LDN website.

[Guest guest]

Hi .

> Ask if it's Glioblastoma. If it is, Glioblastoma is on the list of

diseases on the LDN website.

>

Unfortunately, it is not glioblastoma. Glioblastomas are secondary (I

think) cancers. I don't even know whether glioma is a cancer or not.

Thanks,

Stavros

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi .

>

> > Ask if it's Glioblastoma. If it is, Glioblastoma is on the list of

> diseases on the LDN website.

> >

>

> Unfortunately, it is not glioblastoma. Glioblastomas are secondary (I

> think) cancers. I don't even know whether glioma is a cancer or not.

>

> Thanks,

> Stavros

>

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