Where do you get your LDN script filled??

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I live in Kentucky and get my prescription filled from a Pharmacy out

of Akron, Ohio which is were the doctor lives that writes my

prescription. She was surprised and I think she had some doubts about

what I told her. She is also on LDN for MS. Has been taking it for 12

months now.

tom on ldn

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> where do you get your LDN script filled??

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> [low dose naltrexone] LDN supresses the immune system in

doses

> greater than 5 mg

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> > Just wanted to weigh in with my comments.

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> > According to Dr. Bahari, if the formulation of low dose naltexone

> > exceeds 5 mg's, you will have supression of the immune system.

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> > I can verify this from experience. I have been on LDN for over 8

> > months now. But in the past week, my cancer activity of my

melanoma

> > has re-activated vigorously. I had testing done on my last

> > perscription for LDN and found out that the milligrams varied

> > considerably. One capsul was 5.9 mg, a second was 4.9 mg, and a

third

> > was 5.4. There is no doubt in my mind that the re-activation was

due

> > to the miligram variance.

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> > My healthcare provider working closely with me, confirmed that the

> > LDN was causing my cancer activity to accelerate due to the higher

> > milligrams in the capsuls. My pH was at 1. I have got it back up

with

> > a more restrictive diet and taking 6 8 ounces of water with a

> > tablespoon of Braggs Apple Cider Vinegar per day. I am also on a

> > heavy detox program for my lymph system.

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> > I was tested, and 3.5 to 3.8 milligrams would work for me. So the

> > next order will be for 3.5 allowing for a margin of area of 1.5

mg.

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> > So it is so important to make sure that your LDN is properly

> > formulated so that it will not surpress the immune system.

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> > Tom On LDN

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