Re: New to group and need info

July 17, 2009

If you prefer to work with a local doctor, Crystal maintains a list by location

in the United States and abroad of physicians who prescribe LDN and of

pharmacies that compound it. You can contact her at angelindisguise67@...

& #8232; & #8232;

Crystal also has a list of other doctors who do telephone

consultations. & #8232; & #8232;

Perhaps someone else can suggest the best way to start off on the ldn.

>

> Hi, My name is Haleh and I live in Central valley, CA.

> I am generally in good health with the help of 25 supplements that

> keep me metabolically functioning well. I do however am extremely food

> sensitive, reacting with rash and eczema. I am currently intolerant of

> all forms of grains, dairy, soy, nuts, coffee, pepper etc and my food

> intolerance is growing. Since allergies are autoimmune reactions, I am

> interested in stating LDN.

> I also have a son (6) who has autism and is already on LDN (3mg) for

> 1.5 month. He is doing well with it.

>

> I can find a doctor here to write a prescription but would like to

> know how I should start this medicine in terms of dosing and working

> up to 4.5 mg.

>

> Also a relative with parkinson in Southern CA is looking for a doctor

> who uses LDN as a treatment modality. Anyone can help me locate a

> doctor in southern CA for him?

>

> Thank You,

> Haleh

>

March 18, 2011

Hi: I cannot help with your cancer but can relate to the part about biopsy

hurting. I could not believe they did not put me out for my biopsy, and the dr

said it would not hurt at all, I was very angry at them and yelled at them, they

did apologize!!! Nothing has hurt more than that so far. I would go as much

with alternative as I could if I were you, when they start cutting there is no

going back. If it is slow growing you have time. I would investigate Dr.

in New York, an alternative dr who treats all kinds of cancer, he is my

dr and I cannot say enough about what he does and how he is curing cancer, it is

unbelievable!!!! Google him and get info on his website.

Best of luck,

Lois

From: nancy.6387

Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011

Hi everyone, I just found out I have a Basal Cell C. on my eye next to my nose

and I am very worried(scared..lol) even though the Drs. say that if you are

going to get a cancer this is the best one(didn't help much lol...)but what I

would like to know is: has anyone else had this type of skin cancer, I am scared

that I am going to end up with a big hole in the side of my nose.. the Drs said

it had been there for a while but it was just a place on the corner of my eye

like a small pimple, so I am afraid it is deep or something, has anyone had the

Mohs procedure, they don't put you to sleep, its just a local and then they

start cutting or shaving or something, I thought I was going to passout from the

biopsy( I admit I am a baby when it comes to pain) it hurt not a little like the

docs said but alot. so I really am not looking foward to this other stuff. so

any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

March 18, 2011

, (and others just joining this group) are you aware that you can use the

search function and get a lot of information really quickly, without waiting for

someone to offer an answer?

Its really very easy. On the " Messages " screen, just put in your search

criteria. For instance, I just did a search for Basal Cell Carcinoma and came up

with 109 different contributions.

/msearch?query=Basal+Cell+Carcin\

oma+ & submit=Search & charset=windows-1252

" nancy.6387 " <nancy.6387@...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone, I just found out I have a Basal Cell C. on my eye next to my nose