Re: liquid LDN vs LDN in capsules -- my experience

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I was on liquid LDN for years with great results (for HIV). When

pharmacists started compounding capsules, Dr. Bihari told me he had

better results from the capsules, as once you have a reliable

pharmacist (an issue for both liquid and capsule forms), you at

least eliminate the dosing irregularities of measuring the 3 ml or

4.5 ml dose at home. I have done just as well with the capsules, and

it's much easier, particularly as Bihari wanted the liquid

refrigerated and kept out of the light, which is sometimes difficult

when traveling.

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> I've been reading on this and other boards the benefits of liquiid

> LDN. I was wondering if their is a substantial difference between

> the liquid and the capsules that we get from our compounding

> pharmacy.