LDN Myeloma

[Guest guest]

I'm new to this, I was wondering if there was anyone who has had any success

with using LDN to stablise Myeloma, I am going towards my 7th years since being

diagnosed and have mainly used nutritional interventions, last year they

discovered a lesion and tumor on my spine and had radio therapy not sure it

helped though, I am curently trying to look for alternatives to chemo and stem

cell.

I would appreciate any help

Thanks Sue

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At low dose naltrexone.org

In the

cancers,there is a story about Multiple Myeloma

.. W. is a 72-year-old man

with multiple myeloma, diagnosed in the summer of 1998 when a medical workup

for severe back pain (that occurred while playing golf ) revealed fractures of

three vertebrae. Tumor was present in several other bones, blood counts were

low, and a bone marrow biopsy showed 20% replacement of normal marrow with

myeloma cells. His serum paraproteins were very high, as they often are in

people with myeloma, at 12.6 and with no response to high dose chemotherapy. He

started LDN in January 1999 and continued intermittent chemotherapy until

October 1999. Since then, he had no chemotherapy but remained on LDN daily.

There was a gradual normalization of all of his blood counts, as well as a drop

in his abnormal serum proteins from 12.6 to a normal level of 1.4. Bone scans

showed continued slow healing of affected bones, and two bone marrow biopsies

showed no sign of myeloma. He had deferred plans for a high-dose chemotherapy

with stem cell transplant procedure which had been earlier, and had decided to

" watch and wait " while continuing nightly LDN. He was back to playing

golf and tennis regularly, but there has been no contact since early 2003.

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