your thoughts on uterine cancer.

[Guest guest]

Hi all

May i ask your thoughts on uterine cancer? I am going through some controls to

check whether what i have in my uterus is cancer or not? If it is, it may be at

early stages. No severe symptoms like bleeding,yet. I could not find much

alternative articles at web discussing risks of biopsy and operation for uterine

cancer. Articles i found were from allopathic point of view and they all stated

that operation was the best and safest way especially on uterus cancer. I have

asked this question to couple of web groups, too, and some also answered that

uterine cancers were less risky to have biopsy and/or operation as uterus is

like a closed box. I was thinking that operation would spread cancers but i do

not have specific knowledge on uterine cancers. Is it really safer? No chances

of metastases?

thanks and best wishes.

nil

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Not sure  where to approach your questions  here but 

wanted to say  that anyone with  potential of cancer 

should be on Low dose Naltrexone.

I  had early stages of Uterine cancer  in  2005 

and went through  surgery, radiation and chemotherapy to have

all  unsucessful  for me.

Now with all conventional  treatment exhausted and told I had 4 -

9 months to live in Feb 2007   I was lucky to  be told

of Low dose naltrexone which is keeping me alive.

So  before you get to  late stages of cancer like many

here  it is wise to look into a  a wonderful drug that can

save your life.

There is a group just for LDN and cancer:

LDN_4_cancer/

I keep a web page of my  Cancer and LDN:

http://www.ldn4cancer.com/

and all my medical records are posted:

http://www.ldn4cancer.com/medical-tests.html

Lots to read and to understand but  could  save  your life.  It is low cost,

safe and no side effects.

Here to help,

Dee

http://www.ldn4cancer.com

--- On Sun, 8/24/08, Nil

Hi all

May i ask your thoughts on uterine cancer? I am going through some

controls to check whether what i have in my uterus is cancer or not? If it is,

it may be at early stages. No severe symptoms like bleeding,yet.

I could not find much alternative articles at web discussing risks of

biopsy and operation for uterine cancer. Articles i found were from

allopathic point of view and they all stated that operation was the

best and safest way especially on uterus cancer. I have asked this

question to couple of web groups, too, and some also answered that

uterine cancers were less risky to have biopsy and/or operation as

uterus is like a closed box. I was thinking that operation would spread

cancers but i do not have specific knowledge on uterine cancers. Is it

really safer? No chances of metastases?

thanks and best wishes.

nil

[Guest guest]

deealejo@... writes:

> that anyone with potential of cancer

> should be on Low dose Naltrexone

Due to intestional issues I am not sure that I've been absorbing the LDN. I

have been on it for about a year and seen no effects. I am going to speak

with my doctor about using the transdermal cream. For some people it is the

only

thing that works.

[Guest guest]

LDN is absorbed in your stomach  and goes into  blood

stream.  Intestinal issues  should not be a problem with LDN

as already has   been processed in the stomach.

Make sure you don't have slow release  LDN which is NOT the  specified drug.

IMPORTANT: Make sure to specify that you do NOT want LDN in a slow-release form.

Reports have been received from patients that their pharmacies have

been supplying a slow-release form of naltrexone. Pharmacies should be

instructed NOT to provide LDN in an " SR " or slow-release or timed-release form.

Unless the low dose of naltrexone is in an unaltered form, which permits it to

reach a prompt " spike " in the blood stream, its therapeutic effects may be

inhibited.

All this can be  found on the main LDN web page:

http://www.low dose naltrexone.org/

Intestinal issues should not be a problem what so ever as  LDN is most effective

for Behcet's Disease, Celiac Disease, Crohn's Disease,

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). All  helped by LDN.

Might be other issues here.

Dee

deealejo (DOT) com writes:

> that anyone with potential of cancer

> should be on Low dose Naltrexone

Due to intestional issues I am not sure that I've been absorbing the LDN. I

have been on it for about a year and seen no effects. I am going to speak with

my doctor about using the transdermal cream. For some people it is the only

thing that works.

[Guest guest]

Could this be low stomach acidity issue?

bw

nil

Re: [ ] your thoughts on uterine cancer.

deealejo@... writes:

that anyone with potential of cancer

should be on Low dose Naltrexone

Due to intestinal issues I am not sure that I've been absorbing the LDN.

I