someone mentioned getting the ldn that moves faster?

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i have cancer at the moment, and i thought i was supposed to take the slow moving?

right now my brain is in overload..................

do u have a phone number or email for the doc that is taking Bahari's place?

thanks much,

jane i have it in the liver, so i can't go over 4.5

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> i have cancer at the moment, and i thought i was supposed to take the slow

> moving?

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> right now my brain is in overload..................

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> do u have a phone number or email for the doc that is taking Bahari's place?

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> thanks much,

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> jane i have it in the liver, so i can't go over 4.5

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Copied from the LDN website. This goes for all cancers and autoimmune diseases.

IMPORTANT: Make sure to specify that you do NOT want LDN in a slow-release form.

Reports have been received from patients that their pharmacies have been

supplying a slow-release form of naltrexone. Pharmacies should be instructed NOT

to provide LDN in an " SR " or slow-release or timed-release form.

>IMPORTANT: Make sure to fill your Rx at a compounding pharmacy that has a

reputation for consistent reliability in the quality of the LDN it delivers.

The FDA has found a significant error rate in compounded prescriptions produced

at randomly selected pharmacies. Dr. Bihari has reported seeing adverse effects

from this problem. Please see our report, Reliability Problem With Compounding

Pharmacies. Please see the above list of recommended pharmacies for some

suggested sources.

LDN website address

http://www.low dose naltrexone.org