Re: Re: LDN Website Update - November 21, 2007

[Guest guest]

Hi Orisha,

For information about using LDN to treat cancer, visit

http://tinyurl.com/2p57xv

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

dudley_delany

[low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN Website Update - November 21, 2007

have not seen any recent ldn and cancer studies? is there anything

later than 2004? who out there has been on ldn for cancer? what kind

(s)? and what has been your success or lack thereof? am

contemplating chemo for breast cancer. had surgery; 7 lymph nodes

positive so of course my oncologist is ready to give me the most

aggressive chemo therapy--like burn down the house to kill any

wandering cells! bone scan/blood work/pet all negative. anybody out

there with similar case? orisha2012

>

> LDN Website Update - November 21, 2007

> www.low dose naltrexone.org / www.ldninfo.org

>

>

> 2007 A Banner Year for LDN Research

>

> Around the globe, there has been a quantum leap forward in the

number of ongoing

> research studies on LDN -- 2007 has definitely been a banner year.

Here is a capsule look

> at a number of such projects.

>

> Developments detailed on the LDN Clinical Trials page

> (http://www.low dose naltrexone.org/ldn_trials.htm):

>

> * A Phase II placebo-controlled clinical trial of LDN for Crohn's

disease at Penn State.

>

> * The Institutional Review Board in Bamako, Mali, approved plans

in September 2007 for a

> clinical trial of LDN in HIV-infected citizens of Mali--the first

scientific study of LDN for

> HIV/AIDS in Africa--and it was implemented in October 2007.

>

> * A multi-institutional clinical trial of LDN for MS in Italy,

which includes endorphin

> measurements, completing in fall 2007.

>

> * A study of LDN in the treatment of MS at the University of

California, San Francisco,

> implemented in early 2007.

>

> * A clinical trial of LDN in the treatment of fibromyalgia at

Stanford Medical Center

> implemented in October 2007.

>

> * A study by the MindBrain Consortium in Akron, Ohio of,

especially, the affective changes

> in MS treated with LDN, beginning late 2007.

>

> * An animal research study at Penn State of naltrexone in a model

of a disease that

> mimics MS, under a small grant from the National MS Society.

>

> * Animal research on neurodegeneration at NIEHS has suggested a

protective role for

> naltrexone.

>

> (Additional changes/updates have been made to " What Others are

Saying About LDN, "

> " The Third Annual LDN Conference (2007), " and other pages of the

website.)

>

> LDN Website Editors

> email@...

>