RE: [LDN_4_cancer] RE: [LDN_Users] Gemcitabine and OGF experiment to treat advanced pancreatic cancer.

[Guest guest]

Jackie,

LDN is not a wonder drug by any stretch of the imagination.  We

all need a little bit of help now and again. 

I’m still learning so thank you for helping me understand.

Jayne Crocker

www.LDNNow.com

Important!  Please sign our LDN petition to the European

Parliament by clicking here

tel: +44 (0) 7877 492 669

Dr Steele MBE, talking about LDN

LDNNow, a patient and friend led organisation (so not a charity)

with no funding and no affiliation to any company or organisation, but rather a

group of concerned individuals focussed on improving the health of those who

suffer from the many diseases and conditions that LDN treats.

From: LDN_4_cancer

[mailto:LDN_4_cancer ] On Behalf Of carcinoidwarrior

Sent: 31 January 2010 15:45

LDN_Users ; low dose naltrexone ;

LDN_4_cancer

Subject: Re: [LDN_4_cancer] RE: [LDN_Users] Gemcitabine and OGF

experiment to treat advanced pancreatic cancer.

Jayne,

So, regardless of the conflict of ideology,

using chemo is not guaranteed to be avoidable by using LDN, but the odds are

fairly good that you will be able to avoid the chemo etc.

From: jaynelcrocker <jaynelcrocker@...>

Subject: [LDN_4_cancer] RE: [LDN_Users] Gemcitabine and OGF experiment to

treat advanced pancreatic cancer.

LDN_Users , low dose naltrexone ,

LDN_4_cancer

Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 9:31 AM

From my understanding Jackie is this

………..

Once you know about LDN, then you have a “first do no

harm†option to cancer.

However, unfortunately, LDN and even infusions of OGF

may not be enough to deal with a tumour, because they rely on the body doing

the work of fighting off the tumours and metastases. LDN seems to work in as

many as two thirds of cases, but the other third need more, and the only

option available to them are chemotherapy, radiotherapy or surgery.

Under these circumstances, the illogicality of

combining LDN with chemo etc is irrelevant, because first you must treat the

condition, and if LDN is not enough, you have no other choices.

So, regardless of the conflict of ideology, using chemo

is not guaranteed to be avoidable by using LDN, but the odds are fairly good

that you will be able to avoid the chemo etc.

So, rather than people evangelising about LDN to the point

of the ridiculous and making it look like snake oil, lets understand the

clinical issues properly and recognise that sometimes LDN is not enough.

Thanks,

Jayne Crocker

www.LDNNow.com

Important! Please sign our LDN petition to the

European Parliament by clicking here

tel: +44 (0) 7877 492 669

Dr Chris

Steele MBE, talking about LDN

LDNNow, a patient and friend led

organisation (so not a charity) with no funding and no affiliation to any

company or organisation, but rather a group of concerned individuals focussed

on improving the health of those who suffer from the many diseases and conditions

that LDN treats.

From: LDN_Users@grou ps.com [mailto:LDN_

Users@group s.com] On Behalf Of carcinoidwarrior

Sent: 31 January 2010 14:05

LDN_Users@grou ps.com

Subject: [LDN_Users] Gemcitabine and OGF experiment to treat advanced

pancreatic cancer.

I am unable to upload a PDF due to this group's limited email format options,

so if you would like this paper by Zagon and colleagues, please do contact me

off-list and I will send it to you.

Jackie