Dr. Schachter's Protocol for LDN in the Treatment of Cancer

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In a message dated 12/31/08 9:33:32 AM Eastern Standard Time,

DudleyDelany@... writes:

> Dr. B. Schachter

Interesting. When I was looking for a doctor to perscribe it, Schachter

wasn't mentioned anywhere. He should definitely be added to the list.

I saw him many years ago. He does not accept insurance as far as I know and

is very expensive. He is a wonderful doctor.

Does anyone know if Dr. Braverman uses it?

Thanks,

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Hi Everyone,Dr. B. Schachter is a physician skilled in alternative and complementary medicine. He suggests a protocol for Low Dose Naltrexone in the treatment of cancer athttp://www.mbschachter.com/protocol_for_low.htmFor additional information about LDN in the treatment of cancer, visithttp://tinyurl.com/ldn-for-cancerWith best wishes for the New Year,Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

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My 46 yr. old son was diagnosed with Stage IV Glioblastoma brain cancer last

Nov. 2007.  He had surgery at UCLA followed by radiation and chemo.  His tumor

is growing and he's showing some bleeding in his latest MRI.  His memory is

becoming increasingly worse.  What would you suggest at this late stage?  He

lives in Kona, Hawaii but we live in Southern California and they're willing to

come to California or any other state for treatment.

My daughter-in-law (his wife) is trying DCA on him.He seems to be tolerating it

but has only been on it for a couple of weeks.

A concerned mother

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Subject: Re: Dr. Schachter's Protocol for LDN in the Treatment of

Cancer

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Date: Wednesday, December 31, 2008, 10:36 AM

In a message dated 12/31/08 9:33:32 AM Eastern Standard Time,

DudleyDelany@ webtv.net writes:

> Dr. B. Schachter

Interesting. When I was looking for a doctor to perscribe it, Schachter

wasn't mentioned anywhere. He should definitely be added to the list.

I saw him many years ago. He does not accept insurance as far as I know and

is very expensive. He is a wonderful doctor.

Does anyone know if Dr. Braverman uses it?

Thanks,

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Hi Marilyn,

May I suggest your son try Low Dose Naltrexone. To learn more, visit

http://tinyurl.com/ldn-for-cancer

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

dudley_delany

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Dear mother I don't know if it is too late but dr. Gorter in

Germany has good results with dendritic celtherapy plus hyperthermia ,

also with brain cancers: Search in the leftcolumn for english subtititeld

video: http://www.kanker-actueel.nl/index.php?blz=video

Videofilm (English subtitled): Mr. R., Survivor of a brain tumour, an

anaplastic oligodendroglioma (Glioblastoma Mulitforme - Grade IV). He

survived with dendritic celtherapy and hyperthermia, treated in Medical

Centre Cologne by W. Gorter MD. Published at 22 th. of december

2008

Videofilm (English subtitled): Teun van Vliet, survivor of glioblastoma

multiforme (grade IV) with dendritic celtherapy and hyperthermia.

Published at 24 th. of july 2008

If you need more information consult dr. Gorter at

http://www.cologne-model.com/ Yoy may mention my name.

Kees Braam

http://www.kanker-actueel.nl

> My 46 yr. old son was diagnosed with Stage IV Glioblastoma brain cancer

> last Nov. 2007.  He had surgery at UCLA followed by radiation and chemo. 

> His tumor is growing and he's showing some bleeding in his latest MRI. 

> His memory is becoming increasingly worse.  What would you suggest at this

> late stage?  He lives in Kona, Hawaii but we live in Southern California

> and they're willing to come to California or any other state for

> treatment.

> My daughter-in-law (his wife) is trying DCA on him.He seems to be

> tolerating it but has only been on it for a couple of weeks.

> A concerned mother

>

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> From: szukidavis@... <szukidavis@...>

> Subject: Re: Dr. Schachter's Protocol for LDN in the

> Treatment of Cancer

> cures for cancer

> Date: Wednesday, December 31, 2008, 10:36 AM

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> In a message dated 12/31/08 9:33:32 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> DudleyDelany@ webtv.net writes:

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>> Dr. B. Schachter

>

> Interesting. When I was looking for a doctor to perscribe it, Schachter

> wasn't mentioned anywhere. He should definitely be added to the list.

>

> I saw him many years ago. He does not accept insurance as far as I know

> and

> is very expensive. He is a wonderful doctor.

>

> Does anyone know if Dr. Braverman uses it?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

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