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Two years of diarrhea brought me to Dr. Skip for

help. Avicel, a wood product, was Skip's suspicion.

I've switched to acidophilus and no more allergy! God

bless Dr. Skip! Shirley Lotz and Terrier

--- Bren <b63powell@...> wrote:

>

> No one is telling anyone to switch their fillers

> just, reporting their

> experiences with different fillers like one person

> asked for. I used

> Avicel and was quite ill with it and so have many

> others here had

> problems with it. One filler does not fit all. I

> say if you

> experience headache, nausea or vomiting for 3 weeks

> to 1 month check

> to see if it's the filler causing the problem.

> These are the common

> symptoms if one is allergic to avicel. Avicel is a

> good filler for

> many, but not all. If it was up to Bihari everyone

> would be using

> nothing but lactose filler but he knows that there

> are people who are

> lactose intolerant. There is much more filler in

> these capsules than

> naltrexone.

>

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According to the last conversation I had regarding the fillers, the reason Dr. Bihari was using lactose was that was what Inmet used in the original trials. According to the manufacturer less than 0.01% of the total population would have symptoms. This symptoms would be classical allergic reactions: ie redness some where. Avicel is basically cellulose, so in order to have an allergic reaction, one would expericence the same reaction with paper. If you can read a newspaper, then you can take naltrexone with avicel. Some folks have had coincidental problems, but the vast majority > 99.99% should not have a problem.

Dr.Skip

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The tiny wood chips of Avicel caused two years of

diarrhea before phoning Dr. Skip for help. My

prescribing doctor ordered a stool sample, plus

several things to take while attempting to persuade me

I was allergic to LDN. I was very sure I wasn't giving

the LDN up but didn't have the sense to phone Skip and

change filler. shylotz

--- dina feldon <ddko.ms@...> wrote:

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Avicel is basically teeny tiny wood chips. I mean

really small. Just like Skip says, paper. Paper is

made out of wood. Verrrry interesting...

God Bless, Dyana

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Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Avicel Filler is

the best.

Date: Thu, 7 Sep 2006 13:03:28 EDT

According to the last conversation I had regarding the

fillers, the reason Dr. Bihari was using lactose was

that was what Inmet used in the original trials.

According to the manufacturer less than 0.01% of the

total population would have symptoms. This symptoms

would be classical allergic reactions: ie redness some

where. Avicel is basically cellulose, so in order to

have an allergic reaction, one would expericence the

same reaction with paper. If you can read a

newspaper, then you can take naltrexone with avicel.

Some folks have had coincidental problems, but the

vast majority > 99.99% should not have a problem.

Dr.Skip

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Earlier post regarding fillers

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Avicel Filler is the best.

According to the last conversation I had regarding the fillers, the reason Dr. Bihari was using lactose was that was what Inmet used in the original trials. According to the manufacturer less than 0.01% of the total population would have symptoms. This symptoms would be classical allergic reactions: ie redness some where. Avicel is basically cellulose, so in order to have an allergic reaction, one would expericence the same reaction with paper. If you can read a newspaper, then you can take naltrexone with avicel. Some folks have had coincidental problems, but the vast majority > 99.99% should not have a problem.

Dr.Skip

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