Guest guest Posted October 25, 2004 Report Share Posted October 25, 2004 I just got an email from the nmss. They said that they have never had any contact from Dr. Bihari about getting funds for an LDN study. They gave me a link: http://www.nationalmssociety.org/Funding%20Programs.asp for any doctor who is interested in funding for research of a potential MS drug. Does anyone have an email address for Dr. Bihari? They certainly didn't say that they would fund such a study but they didn't say they wouldn't. What I know is that if you don't ask they will not. Spcifically they said: At the National MS Society, we support over 300 research projects that have been deemed by our peer reviewers to be of excellent quality and have great potential for providing new answers in our quest to cure multiple sclerosis. These projects are by investigators who applied to us for support. The individuals who are claiming to be helping not only MS but many other disorders with low-dose naltrexone have not applied to us for support, and have shown no interest in actually doing the controlled clinical studies that would prove their claims. The very nature of MS (i.e., a problem one minute, feeling 'cured' the next is a dream disease for any one making claims that are not supported by scientific evedence). I don't know how to contact Dr. Bihari. I would encourage him to contact the NMSS through this link: http://www.nationalmssociety.org/Funding%20Programs.asp I know I feel better with LDN but if Dr. Bihari passes up this chance to show the world what many of us know about LDN, I think things look very suspicious. I want to emphasize that I don't believe the NMSS is always good or right but the are the only organization of which I am aware that has the financial resources to sponsor such a study and one that doesn't have any real conflict of interest. Let's get a formal study done so LDN doesn't stay in the shadows. Larry PS, if you're interested in the full letter. Email me at Larry@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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