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LDN Dosing for Cancer - General Guide
For an adult cancer patient who has “no evidence of disease” and wants to use LDN as recurrence prevention, I generally set a target dose of 2mg – 4.5mg. I start at 2mg and gradually increase to 3mg then 4mg then 4.5mg as tolerated. I use bedtime dosing as long as sleep is ok prior to starting LDN.
For an adult cancer patient who has “no evidence of disease” and wants to use LDN as recurrence prevention, I generally set a target dose of 2mg – 4.5mg. I start at 2mg and gradually increase to 3mg then 4mg then 4.5mg as tolerated. I use bedtime dosing as long as sleep is ok prior to starting LDN.
Shewulf
Administrator
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LDN Research Trust
2 years ago
Donating unused Vitamins
Hi, how is best to go about donating unused vitamins and where takes them? They are unused blister packs of Omega 3 capsules. Got tons of them as I take the other supplement but get them in the same box. Seems a shame to waste them. Thanks!
Hi, how is best to go about donating unused vitamins and where takes them? They are unused blister packs of Omega 3 capsules. Got tons of them as I take the other supplement but get them in the same box. Seems a shame to waste them. Thanks!
PrincessGurn1984
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Fertility Network UK - Pregnancy Support
1 year ago
Alendronic Acid versus Risedronate
Advise required from you knowledgable people please. My situation is that I was diagnosed with PMR in September and automatically given Alendronic Acid to take. However, after reading the patient information leaflet I faltered and didn’t start taking it. Then spoke to yet another GP who said that I could
Advise required from you knowledgable people please. My situation is that I was diagnosed with PMR in September and automatically given Alendronic Acid to take. However, after reading the patient information leaflet I faltered and didn’t start taking it. Then spoke to yet another GP who said that I could
Bayleaf1
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
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Low bone density due to high levels of natural fluoride in drinking well water?
Apologies for repeating this question but I have not been able to find it on the website or any replies to it. So first question - How do I find a question that I have posted, along with any responses? But the original question - I have been diagnosed by my GP as having low bone density after a scan
Apologies for repeating this question but I have not been able to find it on the website or any replies to it. So first question - How do I find a question that I have posted, along with any responses? But the original question - I have been diagnosed by my GP as having low bone density after a scan
Tom2000
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Osteoporosis Support
2 years ago
Supplements for FET
What supplements do people take for a FET cycle? Below is what I took for my IVF round.. should I stop any? Or take any others? Co-enzyme Q10 (ubiquinol 400mg) Folic Acid 400ug Omega 3 fish oil (2000mg) with DHA 440mg Selenium 200ug Vit B12 1000ug Vit C 1000mg Vit D 2000iu Vit E 500iu
What supplements do people take for a FET cycle? Below is what I took for my IVF round.. should I stop any? Or take any others? Co-enzyme Q10 (ubiquinol 400mg) Folic Acid 400ug Omega 3 fish oil (2000mg) with DHA 440mg Selenium 200ug Vit B12 1000ug Vit C 1000mg Vit D 2000iu Vit E 500iu
Kt8e21
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
My blood results update (from last week) - and a fuller picture hopefully
Hello everyone, I have my Medichecks thyroid bloods now, correctly obtained as per suggestions on this site. Time 8.45am. TSH 1.2 mIU/L (.27 - 4.2) 23.7% Free T4 (fT4) 16 pmol/L (12 - 22) 40.0% Free T3 (fT3) 3.6 pmol/L (3.1 - 6.8) 13.5% T4:T3 Ratio 4.444 Can you tell me about conversion,
Hello everyone, I have my Medichecks thyroid bloods now, correctly obtained as per suggestions on this site. Time 8.45am. TSH 1.2 mIU/L (.27 - 4.2) 23.7% Free T4 (fT4) 16 pmol/L (12 - 22) 40.0% Free T3 (fT3) 3.6 pmol/L (3.1 - 6.8) 13.5% T4:T3 Ratio 4.444 Can you tell me about conversion,
Sneedle
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Minerals & help to choose the Multivitamins
Hi all, I diagnosed with lupus 3.5 years ago now I'm taking Mychophalanate, Hdroxycholorquine, Prednisolne 5MG, Adcal D3 Tablets, Lansoprazole1 tab per day and taking omega 3 fish oil capsules 2 per day. I have anxiety, depression, sadness so my reflexologist recommenced me the following:
Ashwagandha
Hi all, I diagnosed with lupus 3.5 years ago now I'm taking Mychophalanate, Hdroxycholorquine, Prednisolne 5MG, Adcal D3 Tablets, Lansoprazole1 tab per day and taking omega 3 fish oil capsules 2 per day. I have anxiety, depression, sadness so my reflexologist recommenced me the following:
Ashwagandha
FEEL-THE-BLUE
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
Medications, supplements and other therapies used in Parkinsons
Here is a partial list of medication, supplements for other therapies used in Parkinsons What do you believe are the most beneficial/essential to treating Parkinsons and/or mitochondrial damage Which way should I go? Most bang for your bucks Carbadopa/Levadopa L-5-hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP) Actylcholine
Here is a partial list of medication, supplements for other therapies used in Parkinsons What do you believe are the most beneficial/essential to treating Parkinsons and/or mitochondrial damage Which way should I go? Most bang for your bucks Carbadopa/Levadopa L-5-hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP) Actylcholine
healthyheart7
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Anyone with PBC tried the carnivore diet?
I have been taking Ursodiol since about 2015 and my liver enzymes have been well managed. I went carnivore about 3 months ago. I had my enzymes tested and they were off the charts! I’m not sure if this is a result of the carnivore diet or some other cause. The only question my GP asked is if I had
I have been taking Ursodiol since about 2015 and my liver enzymes have been well managed. I went carnivore about 3 months ago. I had my enzymes tested and they were off the charts! I’m not sure if this is a result of the carnivore diet or some other cause. The only question my GP asked is if I had
trbrilin
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PBCers Organization
2 years ago
Bone density and alendronic acid
I have PMR and take prednisolone for that, currently on 6mg daily. A GP I saw tried very hard to get me to take alendronic acid but I have silent reflux and find swallowing tablets difficult - they seem to get lodged in my oesophagus regardless of the quantity of water I drink with them. I pushed to
I have PMR and take prednisolone for that, currently on 6mg daily. A GP I saw tried very hard to get me to take alendronic acid but I have silent reflux and find swallowing tablets difficult - they seem to get lodged in my oesophagus regardless of the quantity of water I drink with them. I pushed to
Smithie49
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Acid Reflux Support
2 years ago
Recovery from PMR
Hello everyone. Two issues to share. I developed pmr 24 years ago when I was 50 . I never took steroids but took ibuprofen for the pain and to get me through the working day. After two years the condition burnt out and I recovered completely. Fast forward to Christmas Eve 2021 when I ended up in Emergency
Hello everyone. Two issues to share. I developed pmr 24 years ago when I was 50 . I never took steroids but took ibuprofen for the pain and to get me through the working day. After two years the condition burnt out and I recovered completely. Fast forward to Christmas Eve 2021 when I ended up in Emergency
F-Lulu
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Supplements in 1st trimester extra folic acid
Do you take extra folic acid to the multi vitamin like Pregnacare? Is 400mcg folic acid the minimum daily amount or recommended amount? The reason im asking is Pregnacare is coated tablet, I start feeling bloated immediately after taking it, which isn’t the case for years until now I’m at early pregnancy
Do you take extra folic acid to the multi vitamin like Pregnacare? Is 400mcg folic acid the minimum daily amount or recommended amount? The reason im asking is Pregnacare is coated tablet, I start feeling bloated immediately after taking it, which isn’t the case for years until now I’m at early pregnancy
Midsummer_daydream
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Fertility Network UK - Pregnancy Support
1 year ago
Sleep
Hi, I vaguely recall someone discussing Nytol herbal sleep aid tablets a while ago, there are green boxes & blue boxes & someone recommended one of these but I can't remember which one was considered more useful when suffering with Tinnutis & poor sleep???Any help much appreciated
Hi, I vaguely recall someone discussing Nytol herbal sleep aid tablets a while ago, there are green boxes & blue boxes & someone recommended one of these but I can't remember which one was considered more useful when suffering with Tinnutis & poor sleep???Any help much appreciated
Tia4
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Tinnitus UK
2 years ago
Alendronic Acid
I have had GCA for ten years now and as the result of the last of three relapses agreed to take 3mg of predisolone for the foreseeable future. When I last saw my Consultant she wanted me to go on Alendronic Acid. As things are at the moment I have a good healthy, natural, milky diet. The last DXA scan
I have had GCA for ten years now and as the result of the last of three relapses agreed to take 3mg of predisolone for the foreseeable future. When I last saw my Consultant she wanted me to go on Alendronic Acid. As things are at the moment I have a good healthy, natural, milky diet. The last DXA scan
prunus
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Burning Mouth Syndrome with narcotic use
Has anyone experienced burning mouth/tongue while using narcotics for RLS? I think it may take a long while to occur after starting narcotics. I have reduced the BMS and occurrence of RLS using Solgar brand Omega 3 Fish Oil Concentrate (Amazon), which also greatly reduces joint pain, you can take 7-8
Has anyone experienced burning mouth/tongue while using narcotics for RLS? I think it may take a long while to occur after starting narcotics. I have reduced the BMS and occurrence of RLS using Solgar brand Omega 3 Fish Oil Concentrate (Amazon), which also greatly reduces joint pain, you can take 7-8
Altruist
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
Your thoughts/experience with zoledronic acid?
Good day, we had a consult with our urologist and he is prescribing zoldron for my dad because of metastasis, i have read some terrible side effects so i told our uro about that, to which he replied it probbly depends on the brand as some may have bad additives, also none of his patients reported any
Good day, we had a consult with our urologist and he is prescribing zoldron for my dad because of metastasis, i have read some terrible side effects so i told our uro about that, to which he replied it probbly depends on the brand as some may have bad additives, also none of his patients reported any
harleyharhar
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
First rheumatology appointment
Hi all I have my first rheumatology appointment next week and wondered if anyone has any advice. I was diagnosed with PMR in January and had pain in one shoulder which left me unable to lift a kettle. Then a couple of weeks later I had crippling pain in my buttocks and down both legs back and front,
Hi all I have my first rheumatology appointment next week and wondered if anyone has any advice. I was diagnosed with PMR in January and had pain in one shoulder which left me unable to lift a kettle. Then a couple of weeks later I had crippling pain in my buttocks and down both legs back and front,
Pegasu
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
The possible beneficial effect for the treatment of peripheral neuropathy of two neuroactive steroids, progesterone and pregnenolone
I was researching pregnenolone on the internet and came across this article. It may be of interest to anyone struggling with neuropathy. Pregnenolone is formed from cholesterol and is the precursor substance for numerous important endogenous hormones. Among others, progesterone, cortisol, and aldosterone
I was researching pregnenolone on the internet and came across this article. It may be of interest to anyone struggling with neuropathy. Pregnenolone is formed from cholesterol and is the precursor substance for numerous important endogenous hormones. Among others, progesterone, cortisol, and aldosterone
Lunario
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
‘Supplementing’ supplements with whole-foods.
Before Parkinson’s symptoms came into my husband’s life, we generally tried to get all our nutrients from the food we ate (and had to supplement B12, D, and omega 3 because of a plant-based diet). Since following sites like this, we have added more B vitamins (B complex, B1, more B12), and magnesium
Before Parkinson’s symptoms came into my husband’s life, we generally tried to get all our nutrients from the food we ate (and had to supplement B12, D, and omega 3 because of a plant-based diet). Since following sites like this, we have added more B vitamins (B complex, B1, more B12), and magnesium
Ashti
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Why do we use IFN-α vs IFN-β? Might IFN-β be preferred?
I've discussed IFN types before. Some interesting info here that INF-β might be better to reduce inflammation/progression. ---- A recent post noted that Interferon is used for MS disease. This is the other IFN type 1, IFN-β (vs our IFN-α). I checked into why the difference. It turns out there
I've discussed IFN types before. Some interesting info here that INF-β might be better to reduce inflammation/progression. ---- A recent post noted that Interferon is used for MS disease. This is the other IFN type 1, IFN-β (vs our IFN-α). I checked into why the difference. It turns out there
EPguy
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
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