RE: Re: acidolphillus filler - any pharmacy info PLEASE

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know what filler is used in the Revia tablets?

JT

[Guest guest]

And do any of us know what fillers are used in the supplements we take daily? The fillers in those are going to be several times the small amount used in the LDN caps...

JT

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From: aegis_on_ms

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 5:48 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: acidolphillus filler - any pharmacy info PLEASE

Aegis thinks, no need to go crazy over fillers. It almost seems that the filler has become more important than the drug. It is LDN which has the effects not the fillers. If you dont believe this, try taking just the fillers, without the LDN :-)If you desire acidophillus, just take a spoon of cultured yogurt with the LDN.., why pay extra.The few mg of lactose in the capsules, should not affect even lactose intolerant people. Afterall most folks consume a few mgs of lactose every day.Same goes with calcium, cornstarch whatever..A> > Good luck Jill, that would have been my choice as well. I'm not > lactose> > intolerant, so looks like that will be the one for me. How much > more will> > you be paying for the acidophilus? Once you get started on it, > please let us> > know how you're doing on it!> > > >

[Guest guest]

Exactly. Or the other pills you've taken, supplements or prescriptions. Plenty of fillers there too.

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From: yashagrawal

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 4:44 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: acidolphillus filler - any pharmacy info PLEASE

This filler stuff does not make sense. What happens when the LDN capsule opens in your stomach and mixes with all the food (which contains calcium, corn starch, beef, vegetables..)Y> Sure we have kicked this can around a lot > So the question is...Do we dwell on the filler because we have all this time> on our hands? Or is it something else like could there be a subtle> interaction between the LDN and the filler? > We know that if a filler is used that makes our LDN a slow release drug then> we don't get good results at all, so then is there a possibility that avicel> is one of the few fillers that Dr. Bahari found to be non interfering with> the function of LDN?> I am not talking about the individual patients reaction to Calcium Carbonate> or Lactose etc. just that if Naltrexone is mixed up in your stomache with> anything other than Avicel does it still respond the same way?> We must allways remember that the amount we take(for most of us) is less> than the dust on top of my computer monitor.!> Nuf fer now I gotta clean my house:o)> Reg. > > -------Original Message-------> > From: low dose naltrexone > Date: 08/05/04 08:15:17> low dose naltrexone > Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: acidolphillus filler - any pharmacy> info PLEASE> > And do any of us know what fillers are used in the supplements we take> daily? The fillers in those are going to be several times the small amount> used in the LDN caps...> > JT

[Guest guest]

That is a good point especially as I sometimes have a rice cracker and cheese at night with my LDN.

OK as if cheese doesn't count as lactose right or does it?

Why can I eat cheese and yet not drink a glass of milk,without bloating up?

Reg.

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From: low dose naltrexone

Date: 08/05/04 17:45:09

low dose naltrexone

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: acidolphillus filler - any pharmacy info PLEASE

This filler stuff does not make sense. What happens when the LDN capsule opens in your stomach and mixes with all the food (which contains calcium, corn starch, beef, vegetables..)

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