Use of Off-Label Drugs and Supplements in Cancer in 2020

[Bigmls7890]

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[Magnus1964]

Thanks for sharing, that's a great article.

[Cooolone]

Good stuff... Thanks for posting!

[Purple-Bike]

Do you know if there is any summary showing which of these substances have some clinical evidence for effect against cancer?

[cancerfox]

I have been taking the low-dose Naltrexone listed in this article for the last 7 weeks to see if it can improve the PC treatment radiation side effects I am still experiencing plus maybe reduce some arthritis in my fingers, since some people believe it acts as an anti-inflammatory agent. So far it has done absolutely nothing for me I am sorry to say. Supposedly it can take 8 to 10 weeks to start working, so I'm going to keep taking it for a while longer, but I'm not optimistic at this point. Oh, and I had to quit taking it at night because I started having unpleasant dreams. That's one effect it does have for me, but I wouldn't characterize that as beneficial. Just one person's experience I guess. 🦊

[Hidden in reply to cancerfox]

Stick it out if you’ve already done seven weeks! I’ve taken it nightly for 8 yrs. vivid dreams indeed!