Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

[Guest guest]

Hi Klaus--

I've been taking LDN for 6 months now for nonhodgkins lymphoma. Because

of some of the similarities between NHL and CLL, I am also interested in

hearing about the protocol by Dana Flavin-Konig, MD.

Incidentally. I note that both you and Noland mentioned low counts of

red blood cells and oxygen deprivation. Have you considered whether

mercury exposure might be to blame (from dental amalgams, fish, paint,

preservatives for vaccinations, flu shots etc.)?

I have just read the book " Uninformed Consent " by Hal Huggins (dentist)

and S. Levy, M.D., J.D. which describes some of the effects of

mercury. There seem to be some direct associations between mercury

poisoning and leukemia--and cases in which leukemia was cured by the

removal of the offending substances (usually dental amalgams containing

the new high copper/mercury combination, which also included silver and

zinc. These metals, which have been used in dental amalgams since the

1970's --at least in the US-- are more reactive than the older amalgams

with lower copper used prior. There is also an issue regarding galvinic

reactions between the metals used as the base for crowns. These bases

in and of themselves may cause harm, since many contain high amounts of

nickel, a known carcinogen.

Regards,

S.