Re: hermangiosarcoma with ruptured tumor during spenectomy

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Hi ,

Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) has been effectively used to treat canine cancer. For

more information abot LDN in the treatment of cancer, visit

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With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

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hermangiosarcoma with ruptured tumor during spenectomy

A friend's dog has hermangiosarcoma. They went in to remove the spleen and

the tumor burst. Any suggestions to help this poor dog?

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In a message dated 12/13/08 9:47:38 PM Eastern Standard Time,

DudleyDelany@... writes:

> Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) has been effectively used to treat canine cancer.

>

Flurry has been taking it for a year and she still keep popping out tumors.

I have already suggested it to that other dog owner.

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In a message dated 12/14/08 3:38:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,

DudleyDelany@... writes:

> What dose of LDN are you giving your dog? Too much or too little will be

> ineffective.

>

2.0

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What dose of LDN are you giving your dog? Too much or too little will be

ineffective.

For LDN dosing information using 's rule (which is based on a patient's

weight), visit

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

Re: hermangiosarcoma with ruptured tumor during spenectomy

In a message dated 12/13/08 9:47:38 PM Eastern Standard Time,

DudleyDelany@... writes:

> Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) has been effectively used to treat canine cancer.

>

Flurry has been taking it for a year and she still keep popping out tumors.

I have already suggested it to that other dog owner.

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In a message dated 12/14/08 9:19:44 PM Eastern Standard Time,

DudleyDelany@... writes:

> If your dog weighs 67 lbs, then 2.00 is the correct dosage. However, if

> your dog does not weigh 67 lbs, multiply the dog's weight in pounds by .03 to

> get the correct dosage.

>

Skip told me 1.5 but Dr. Bahari told me 2.0. Flurry is about 45 lbs. I went

with Dr. Bahari's recommendation as he is the master.

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In a message dated 12/14/08 9:34:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

DudleyDelany@... writes:

> --2.00 is too much!

>

So wouldn't it work better then?

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If your dog weighs 67 lbs, then 2.00 is the correct dosage. However, if your dog

does not weigh 67 lbs, multiply the dog's weight in pounds by .03 to get the

correct dosage.

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If Dr. Bihari's recommendation was correct, your dog would be responding to the

LDN. Do what Skip says. The ideal dose for your dog is 1.35, but 1.5 is close

enough--2.00 is too much!

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Read the information about dosing at

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

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In a message dated 12/16/08 5:34:07 PM Eastern Standard Time,

DudleyDelany@... writes:

> Read the information about dosing at

>

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

>

Dudley,

Who is ? Does it say what would happen if a 47lb dog took 2.0? Maybe

Dr. Bahari recommended 2.0 because of a dog's metabolism or the difference in

the intestional tract from humans? or the high acid content in the saliva?

Dogs are different than humans in some ways.

Please advise.

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