Re: Breast cancer



BigArtie wrote:
This ladies mother has breast cancer, and has been taking LDN for almost three years without any progression.

You can follow her story here:

http://tinyurl.com/26q442



You know BA, you're not exactly doing your pet cause any favours. LDN seems to have a fairly large and dedicated fan base. The accumulated anecdotal evidence of its efficacy is pretty impressive. Considering that, and the facts that it's quite inexpensive and has a proven safety record at much higher dosages, you'd think it wouldn't need a humanitarian huckster such as yourself to promote it. So why do you do it? It ought to be clear to you by now that your spam isn't welcome here. Rather than convincing people to give it a try, it's more likely you're doing the opposite. You can't be making any money from it (can you?). You haven't exactly endeared yourself to the regulars here. I don't get it. Why are you here?

Scott
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Relevant Pages

  • My submission to http://change.gov/page/s/healthcare
    ... know as LDN. ... vanished in July and the progression of the disease was completely ... drug no company is willing to spend the money necessary to get FDA ... This fortifies the immune system so the body itself ...
    (alt.support.mult-sclerosis)
  • Re: LDN
    ... my steps when I first took LDN but my MS progress soon caught up. ... Therefore I must conclude that LDN does not stop MS progression. ... That's interesting that it helps the frequency problem. ... It slows progression, ...
    (alt.support.mult-sclerosis)
  • Re: LDN
    ... my steps when I first took LDN but my MS progress soon caught up. ...  Many don't realize how much it slows progression until they stop ...  It slows progression, ... predictable and so it is easy to see which treatments slow it down. ...
    (alt.support.mult-sclerosis)
  • Re: REdux - Mary Bradleys take on the 2nd Annual LDN Conf
    ... progression, or you are in remission, both good news. ... Maybe not totally from the LDN. ... After starting bee stings, no more ...
    (alt.support.mult-sclerosis)
  • Re: LDN
    ... my steps when I first took LDN but my MS progress soon caught up. ... Therefore I must conclude that LDN does not stop MS progression. ... It slows progression, ... predictable and so it is easy to see which treatments slow it down. ...
    (alt.support.mult-sclerosis)