Re: Combination Low Dose Naltrexone (oral) and Alpha Lipoic...

[Guest guest]

Hi, Toni and Ar,

You do not need a oncologist to prescribe LDN. You can ask your family

doctor who understands LDN to do so.

Jim

In a message dated 5/22/2010 9:55:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

arlynsg@... writes:

Hi Toni,

I'm in Orlando as well. I'm interested in finding out what you learn about

local oncologists prescribing LDN.

Best of luck to you.

ar

>

> , I have spent the last couple of hours reading the transcript and

additional info on ALA and LDN and your story about your husband and his

use of silverton. Were you able to use the ALA and/or LDN on your husband?

>

> I have colon cancer with mets to liver & lungs and am highly interested

in finding out where IV ALA might be obtained. Would a naturopath be the

proper place to begin looking? Im in Orlando. My onco might be willing to

prescribe the LDN, but I'm not sure.

>

> Thank you.

>

> Toni D.

[Guest guest]

Hi, Ar, your doctor is crazy. Do not go down another 30 points in

Cholesterol. I heard that too low cholesterol (under 160) may increase the risk

of

cancer.

Jim

In a message dated 5/30/2010 8:32:02 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

arlynsg@... writes:

Hi ,

Doctors are funny. My cholesterol was always very high. Three

years after going vegetarian, it finally dropped to below 200.

Currently it's around 160 (total) and my doctor wants it down another 30

points. Is he crazy? It's perfect right where it is. If I was a

meat-eating couch potato that feasted at Mcs every night, then

that would be one thing. But that's not me.

Sorry about the goiter. I had one when my sub-acute thyroiditis

happened. I guess there's not much you can do about it. Meanwhile, can

you take a little bit of synthetic T4 to raise your T4 level?

All my best,

ar

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, " melizzard11 " <melizzard@...> wrote:

>

> She's not concerned ... just had an ultrasound and she just said if it

gets bigger to let her know. Of course, she's the twit that practically

turns herself inside out when she sees how low my LDL cholesterol is ...

says she wishes SHE had those numbers (59). Little moron has no clue

about the inverse relationship between low cholesterol and cancer.

Dohhhhhh! I've had one ever since I had Graves ...

>

> xxoo

>

[Guest guest]

Jim,

Yeah, I just laughed at him. I asked him how I was supposed to achieve this

ridiculous goal. He told me to eat fish. I reminded him that I am quite

allergic to fish and a vegetarian. He told me to get 30 minutes of aerobic

exercise three times a week. I reminded him that I am not able to exercise that

much due to a connective tissue disease.

He is actually a good doctor, and I'm glad I have him. But, I think a healthy

diet and a healthy lifestyle should come before numbers on a chart.

My father and sister have very high cholesterol, too. We all went to the same

doctor for many years and he put them on cholesterol lowering medications. I

asked him why he didn't offer them to me and it was because of my healthy

lifestyle. Nowadays, my father brags about his low cholesterol while he

continues to eat junk food. I'm not sure if he has actually been helped much.

Of course, I'm the one that ended up with cancer. So, there you go.

ar

>

> Hi, Ar, your doctor is crazy. Do not go down another 30 points in

> Cholesterol. I heard that too low cholesterol (under 160) may increase the

risk of

> cancer.

> Jim

[Guest guest]

Yeah, my serum cholesterol is right at 160 as well ... thankfully my HDL is

hugely high! LOL

xxoo

> Hi ,

>

> Doctors are funny. My cholesterol was always very high. Three

> years after going vegetarian, it finally dropped to below 200.

> Currently it's around 160 (total) and my doctor wants it down another 30

> points. Is he crazy? It's perfect right where it is. If I was a

> meat-eating couch potato that feasted at Mcs every night, then

> that would be one thing. But that's not me.

>

> Sorry about the goiter. I had one when my sub-acute thyroiditis

> happened. I guess there's not much you can do about it. Meanwhile, can

> you take a little bit of synthetic T4 to raise your T4 level?

>

> All my best,

>

> ar