Re: Use of Another Immune System Modulator Besides LDN??

[Guest guest]

Call Skip at Skip's Pharmacy and ask him.

561.218.0111

Art

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>

> I currently take LDN and it has definitely helped me as to immune

system

> control (I have systemic mastocytosis and previous bladder cancer)

However,

> a neighbor of mine is taking the EpiCor supplement (see below) and

I wonder

> if taking it together with LDN would be too much of a good thing.

The

> following information is from the VRP Web site. Any comments would

be very

> much appreciated. Thanks, Sam.

>

>

>

> EpiCor® is a potent immune system modulator that helps regulate

your bodys

> natural immune defenses. EpiCor® primes the immune responder cells

in the

> blood so that they are on high alert to attack viruses and

bacteria. At the

> same time EpiCor® redirects the immune system helping to prevent

the immune

> cells from attacking the body itself. In other words, EpiCor®

primes the

> immune system to attack non-self proteins, like bacteria and

viruses, while

> supporting the immune systems ability to recognize and to leave

self

> proteins alone. The immune systems attack of self proteins is the

main

> feature of inflammation and inflammatory reactions.

>

[Guest guest]

SCAMS - do you know if this EPICOR is a prescribed or an over-the-counter med? where can it be bought, if not prescribed?

marshiris@...

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[Guest guest]

Epicor can be purchased over the counter and I just purchased it today from

Vitamin Research Products (www.vrp.com).. Best wishes, Sam.

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Use of Another Immune System Modulator

Besides LDN??

> SCAMS - do you know if this EPICOR is a prescribed or an

> over-the-counter

> med? where can it be bought, if not prescribed?

>

> _marshiris@..._ (mailto:marshiris@...)

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

-Hi, did you call Dr Skip and asked him? It would be interesting to

know the answer. Thanks for letting us know,

Rima Bernadette

-- In low dose naltrexone , " Art " <rtee54@...> wrote:

>

> Call Skip at Skip's Pharmacy and ask him.

>

> 561.218.0111

>

> Art

> --

>

>

> >

> > I currently take LDN and it has definitely helped me as to

immune

> system

> > control (I have systemic mastocytosis and previous bladder

cancer)

> However,

> > a neighbor of mine is taking the EpiCor supplement (see below)

and

> I wonder

> > if taking it together with LDN would be too much of a good

thing.

> The

> > following information is from the VRP Web site. Any comments

would

> be very

> > much appreciated. Thanks, Sam.

> >

> >

> >

> > EpiCor® is a potent immune system modulator that helps regulate

> your bodys

> > natural immune defenses. EpiCor® primes the immune responder

cells

> in the

> > blood so that they are on high alert to attack viruses and

> bacteria. At the

> > same time EpiCor® redirects the immune system helping to prevent

> the immune

> > cells from attacking the body itself. In other words, EpiCor®

> primes the

> > immune system to attack non-self proteins, like bacteria and

> viruses, while

> > supporting the immune systems ability to recognize and to leave

> self

> > proteins alone. The immune systems attack of self proteins is

the

> main

> > feature of inflammation and inflammatory reactions.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Good Question!! Dr Skip was not available and so I called another pharmacy

and was told that they did not recommend using two immune system modulators

together because there are no known studies to tell what the results might

be. However, I have ordered the EpiCor and will try it for a couple of

weeks. Best wishes, Sam.

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Use of Another Immune System Modulator

Besides LDN??

-Hi, did you call Dr Skip and asked him? It would be interesting to

know the answer. Thanks for letting us know,

Rima Bernadette

-- In low dose naltrexone , " Art " <rtee54@...> wrote:

>

> Call Skip at Skip's Pharmacy and ask him.

>

> 561.218.0111

>

> Art

> --

>

>

> >

> > I currently take LDN and it has definitely helped me as to

immune

> system

> > control (I have systemic mastocytosis and previous bladder

cancer)

> However,

> > a neighbor of mine is taking the EpiCor supplement (see below)

and

> I wonder

> > if taking it together with LDN would be too much of a good

thing.

> The

> > following information is from the VRP Web site. Any comments

would

> be very

> > much appreciated. Thanks, Sam.

> >

> >

> >

> > EpiCor® is a potent immune system modulator that helps regulate

> your bodys

> > natural immune defenses. EpiCor® primes the immune responder

cells

> in the

> > blood so that they are on high alert to attack viruses and

> bacteria. At the

> > same time EpiCor® redirects the immune system helping to prevent

> the immune

> > cells from attacking the body itself. In other words, EpiCor®

> primes the

> > immune system to attack non-self proteins, like bacteria and

> viruses, while

> > supporting the immune systems ability to recognize and to leave

> self

> > proteins alone. The immune systems attack of self proteins is

the

> main

> > feature of inflammation and inflammatory reactions.

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Good Question!! Dr Skip was not available and so I called another pharmacy and was told that they did not recommend using two immune system modulators together because there are no known studies to tell what the results might be. However, I have ordered the EpiCor and will try it for a couple of weeks. Best wishes, Sam.

I take two together, and have done for a few months now, I take LDN and Iscador..... No problems.....

Celia