Dr. Bihari's Recommended Filler

[Guest guest]

For those of you who are patients of Dr. Bihari, what filler does he

recommend? Do you know what fillers Irmat Pharmacy uses?

[Guest guest]

fahr,

Dr. Bihari recommends lactose but you can request whatever you want. I switched to calcium carbonate but noticed a difference and switched back to lactose.

Regards,

Tom

[Guest guest]

Dr. B does not have MS, fell and broke his hip last year but is all healed now. He takes LDN as a cancer preventative because of high occurance in family.

[Guest guest]

Ive had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Bihari, and yes it is true, he does have MS. But, if you ask him, he will tell you ..... "I HAD m.s."!!! He's quite an amazing man!

sunynbrite56

[Guest guest]

Sunnybrite, I don't know who you met , but Dr. Bihari has never said such a thing to me or any of 12 of his patients that I personally know. Are you sure you didn't dream this?

[Guest guest]

I use lactose....I understand thar Dr. B is lactose intollorent, but

he says that there is so little lactose in the capsule, that it

doesn't bother him. Is this truw Dr. B. patients? Also, I heard

that Dr.B. has MS....is this true or just a rumor?

Thamks, SallyC.

--- In low dose naltrexone , " tmbayuk " <tmbayuk@v...>

wrote:

> fahr,

> Dr. Bihari recommends lactose but you can request whatever you

want. I switched to calcium carbonate but noticed a difference and

switched back to lactose.

> Regards,

> Tom

[Guest guest]

Thanks Kiki, I thought it was just a rumor. I had always heard

that there was a lot of cancer in his family and that he and his

wife both take LDN as a preventative. I can't remember where, but I

even saw that He has MS on a web site somewhere. That's what

happens with rumors.

Love, Sally

noclue915@a... wrote:

Dr. B does not have MS, fell and broke his hip last year but is

all healed now. He takes LDN as a cancer preventative because of

high occurance in family.

[Guest guest]

I think the confusion is with Dr. Lawrence from the UK. I believe he has MS.

----- Original Message -----

From: Sally

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 19:42

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Dr. Bihari's Recommended Filler

Thanks Kiki, I thought it was just a rumor. I had always heard that there was a lot of cancer in his family and that he and his wife both take LDN as a preventative. I can't remember where, but I even saw that He has MS on a web site somewhere. That's what happens with rumors.Love, Sally noclue915@a... wrote: Dr. B does not have MS, fell and broke his hip last year but is all healed now. He takes LDN as a cancer preventative because of high occurance in family.

[Guest guest]

are you questioning if Dr. Bihari actually has MS>>??? No, noclue, I "Did NOT "dream this". He himself has done so well on the LDN that he really doesn't consider himself having MS. Although he, in fact does, but choses to look at it as something conquered i guess. He's got a wonderful attitude toward his own disease.

[Guest guest]

Sally,

I started with lactose and switched to calcium carbonate. I noticed a negative difference and switched back to lactose. I am also lactose intolerant and the lactose is better. Dr. Bihari does not have ms.

He and his family take it as a cancer preventative. His family has a history of cancer.

Regards,

Tom

[Guest guest]

As I recall from the website, Dr. Bihari takes LDN as a cancer preventive

because of a family history of cancer.

Noland

----- Original Message -----

From: " Sally " <salpal@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 5:05 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Dr. Bihari's Recommended Filler

> I use lactose....I understand thar Dr. B is lactose intollorent, but

> he says that there is so little lactose in the capsule, that it

> doesn't bother him. Is this truw Dr. B. patients? Also, I heard

> that Dr.B. has MS....is this true or just a rumor?

>

> Thamks, SallyC.

>

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> > fahr,

> > Dr. Bihari recommends lactose but you can request whatever you

> want. I switched to calcium carbonate but noticed a difference and

> switched back to lactose.

> > Regards,

> > Tom

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes. As I understand it, Dr. Lawrence has the MS.

Noland

----- Original Message -----

From: LarryGC

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 10:57 PM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Dr. Bihari's Recommended Filler

I think the confusion is with Dr. Lawrence from the UK. I believe he has MS.

----- Original Message -----

From: Sally

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 19:42

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Dr. Bihari's Recommended Filler

[Guest guest]

Irmat has been using lactose with me. Also Dr. B is using lactose in his

prescription for himself. He is lactose intolerant but it doesn't bother

him.

Marie----- Original Message -----

From: " lindafahrbach " <Lee@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 12:55 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Dr. Bihari's Recommended Filler

> For those of you who are patients of Dr. Bihari, what filler does he

> recommend? Do you know what fillers Irmat Pharmacy uses?

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[Guest guest]

Hi all--

Calcium carbonate is very often contaminated with lead.

Anyone who might have metal sensitivity (most anyone with auto-immune type

diseases ??) should consider a filling other than calcium carbonate.

I notice that some companies (LEF) use rice flour. I wonder if that is an

acceptable substitute??

Here is something I found doing a google search for lead & calcium carbonate.

(The source is a manufacturer of low-lead calcium carbonate, but I think the

info is correct, nevertheless.)

" Lead is a naturally occurring component in all sources of calcium

carbonate--limestone, oyster shell and PCC. Limestone, or ground calcium

carbonate, typically contains lead ranging from 600 parts per billion to 1,500

parts per billion. Oyster shells are less pure, typically having between 1,000

parts per billion and 5,000 parts per billion lead. Precipitated calcium

carbonate is produced through chemical synthesis and, with the appropriate

processing, can result in materials with lower lead levels. " from:

http://www.shareholder.com/minerals/news/19970213-732.cfm

--- S.

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Message: 3

Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2004 08:37:10 -0500

From: " tmbayuk " <tmbayuk@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Dr. Bihari's Recommended Filler

Sally,

I started with lactose and switched to calcium carbonate. I noticed a negative

difference and switched back to lactose. I am also lactose intolerant and the

lactose is better. Dr. Bihari does not have ms.

He and his family take it as a cancer preventative. His family has a history of

cancer.

Regards,

Tom