Hi Everyone,

This site features an article about the potential benefit of LDN in treating
cancer, multiple sclerosis, and other conditions that appeared yesterday in an
online dental and health publication:

http://tinyurl.com/ldn-next-miracle-drug

Check it out!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

Joseph Wouk, son of famed novelist Herman Wouk, has written a book about his
successful conquest of multiple sclerosis using Low Dose Naltrexone. It is now
available from Amazon.com through this link:

http://tinyurl.com/google-ldn

It has a five-star rating and is a MUST read for anyone using or contemplating
using LDN to treat MS, HIV/AIDS, cancer, and other autoimmune and
neurodegenerative diseases.

Check it out!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

Dr. Norman Shealy, a long-time Cayce advocate, is writing a book about the Cayce
remedies. He needs testimonials regarding the efficacy of the Cayce remedies. If
you have been helped by the Cayce remedies, please submit your success story to
Dr. Shealy at

norm@...

Thanks!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

As most of you know, healthcare in the U.S. is only for those who can afford it,
either through out-of-pocket expenditures, or through health insurance.

What most people don't know, however, is that in 75% of medical bankruptcies,
the parties involved were already covered under some form of health insurance.

The bottom line is, the healthcare system in the U.S. is "sick," and that is the
theme of a documentary by Michael Moore entitled, appropriately enough, "Sicko."

A DVD of the movie can be rented from Blockbuster, and I URGE you to rent and
watch it. It will blow you away!

For more information about the movie, visit

http://www.michaelmoore.com/sicko/dvd

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

This is an interesting study relating vitamin D deficiency to the incidence of
multiple sclerosis:

http://www.msif.org/en/research/ms_research_news/vitamin_d_status.html

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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-----Original Message-----
From: Larry J. Frieders, R.Ph.
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 4:12 PM
To: Dudley Delany
Subject: Swine Flu? You CAN Beat It!

Dear Dudley,

The FLU is present at all times in all places. It is one or more
virus organisms that are continuously mutating. We are exposed
to some really bad ones all the time, yet rarely feel their
effects. Once in awhle a weake one will knock us down, but we
usually get up again. I do not think that there is some kind of
malicious super bug "out there" that is trying to get us.

Therefore, I suggest common sense to avoid getting sick.

     * Wash hands regularly - especially if you come in
        contact with other people.
     * Wash bed linens weekly
     * Keep the toothbrush clean - rinse daily with peroxide
     * Avoid crowds
     * Avoid hospitals and doctors' offices
     * Clean all food (produce mostly) that may have been
        touched by another person - or sneezed on.
     * Use a good probiotic once or twice daily
       (empty stomach, clean water)
     * Drink PLENTY of water
     * Get enough rest and sleep
     * Take at least 2,000 mg of vitamin C daily
        (I like Emergen-C)
     * Get sunshine and/or take 4,000 units of vitamin
        D3 every day
     * Exercise
     * Eat plenty of protein, but minimal red meat
     * Avoid all processed carbohydrates
       (especially any carb that is WHITE)
     * Eat well and avoid all "fast food"
     * Don't drink any sweetened drinks (no sodas)
     * Don't use artificial sweeteners

That should do it. Start healthy. Stay healthy.
Larry J. Frieders,R.Ph.
The Compounder
http://www.thecompounder.com/
340 Marshall Ave Unit 100
Aurora, IL 60506 (United States)
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-----Original Message-----
From: destinyellen@...
Sent: Saturday, April 25, 2009 1:33 PM
To: lowdosenaltrexone@yahoogroups.com, ldn_4_cancer@yahoogroups.com,
LDN_Users@yahoogroups.com, healingparkinsons@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [LDN_Users] New TV news story includes LDN as treatment option from
Stanford Study

www.wwltv.com/topstories/stories/wwl042409mlfibro.1091237ce.html#

Several new studies offer hope for autism, fibromyalgia and allergies

A�new study is giving doctors another possible cause of autism to look       
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                                 Video: Watch the Story
Doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore say that when the mother
of an autistic child is pregnant her immune system develops antibodies
that can attack the unborn baby's brain,�just like antibodies do when
they fight off a virus or infection.       They say these
antibodies can go through the placenta and cause inflammation in the
baby's�brain. The study was done with human mothers' antibodies put in
mice which caused the newborn mouse pups to act autistic.
Doctors in the study caution that they are comparing mice and humans,
but still there was strong evidence that the pups were affected and had
autistic traits. Since autism is so complex they say this may be only
one of several factors involved in the condition. The study is in the
April Journal of Neuroimmunology.       Also, if you suffer
from fibromyalgia, ask your doctor about this new study: Stanford
University doctors tested a drug that is used to treat drug and alcohol
addiction on people with Fibromyalgia. They found that it helped
relieve pain and fatigue by 30 percent in some patients. Some people
even came off of all other medications and went back to work.
But the doctors caution it was a small study and they are moving into a
bigger study on more people. The drug they are using in the studies is
a low dose of Naltrexone.       And finally, there's a way to
help your allergies this spring,�meditate.��A new study finds when you
are under stress your allergies can be much worse.


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Hi Everyone,

"The Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) and Colloidal Minerals Webring" is a collection
of 24 sites containing a great deal of helpful and useful information about both
LDN and mineral colloids. It can be found at

http://l.webring.com/hub?ring=colloidalmineral

Check it out!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to take this opportunity to wish you all a bright and beautiful
Easter and Passover Season and to respectfully request your prayer support.

I am the plaintiff in a civil suit against my former landlord, who improperly
withheld my security deposit after I vacated my apartment on October 1, 2008.
Repeated attempts to settle this dispute out of court have been unsuccessful.

The trial is scheduled for April 27th in Virginia Beach General District Court.
Since I can't afford a lawyer, I will be representing myself.

Please pray that God will give me and my witnesses the courage and the grace to
make an effective presentation and that justice will be done.

Thanking you in advance, I am,

Very sincerely,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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-----Original Message-----
From: hope4joyce
Sent: Saturday, April 4, 2009 1:03 AM
To: googleldn@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [googleldn] *Action* Everyone - Please send Comments on LDN & CAM to
IOM


Hi everyone,

        If you could possibly make a difference in how CAM treatments are
funded and viewed � would you - especially if it only took about 5
minutes of your time?  Well, the good news is that we (yes, you and me)
can make a difference if we ALL take an active role!    I have included
my comments that I sent tonight to the Committee below.  Please feel
free to copy / paste any part of my Comments that are included at the
bottom of this message that may assist you in writing your Comments to
the Committee (and replace our story with your story of using LDN and/or
CAM).



        On Julia Schopick's Honest Medicine's Website
(http://www.honestmedicine.com/), she has highlighted the upcoming
`proposed' National Academies of Sciences / Institute of
Medicine (IOM) Committee that is being formed to determine
"Comparative Research of Medical Treatments".  This Committee
will be a key in deciding how the U.S. Medical System will be handling
up to a billion of dollars of funding.   As Julia mentions on her
website, the IOM's Committee does not have any Integrative or CAM
medical professional, as well as patient advocates who have been helped
by CAM.  So how can the Committee effectively compare medical treatments
when CAM treatments (such as Low Dose Naltrexone, Probiotics, and
Antioxidants) are not even in the picture?  CAM and preventative medical
has continued to show increased cost savings in both short term and long
term health care � so we all need to stand up and ask that CAM
treatments be FAIRLY represented on this proposed Committee (which is
not currently the case).



       Would you please consider writing your comments to the IOM and ask
them to appoint to the Committee three or more Integrative / CAM medical
professionals, as well as patient advocates who have been helped by
Integrative / CAM medicine.  Click here
<http://www8.nationalacademies.org/cp/FeedBack.aspx?key=49051&type=commi\
ttee>  to leave your own suggestions/comments about the composition of
the proposed panel. (Comments will be accepted for only 4 more days
� until April 8, 2009.)  As stated below, "formal comments on
the provisional appointments to a committee of the National Academies
are solicited (�until April 8, 2009) as described below, these
comments will be considered before committee membership is finalized. We
welcome your comments (Use the Feedback link below).  Please note that
the appointments made to this committee are provisional, and changes may
be made."



       So we have the opportunity � with enough input from ALL of us
� to impact who sits on the committee!  PLEASE POST YOUR COMMENTS
AND ASK FOR FAIR COMPLEMENTARY & ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE REPRESENTATION
(BOTH FROM MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS AND PATIENTS!)





            Julia sent her comments (which are posted on her website) to
the Institute of Medicine (IOM), recommending that they include people
with knowledge of integrative medicine on their panel that will be
comparing the effectiveness of medical treatments.   Additionally, here
is more information from Julia's website about the Committee and her
comments, as well as links to the National Academies of Sciences/IOM
website:





http://www.honestmedicine.com/

     1. Getting the Word to Washington About What REAL Comparative
Effectiveness Research Would Look Like
<http://us.mg3.mail.yahoo.com/dc/launch?.gx=1&.rand=1uvom7scgqdr2#248360\
_0#248360_0>



     1. Julia Schopick's Comment on the Institute of Medicine's
Proposed Panel: Comparative Effectiveness Research of Medical Treatments
<http://us.mg3.mail.yahoo.com/dc/launch?.gx=1&.rand=1uvom7scgqdr2#248360\
_1#248360_1>







http://www8.nationalacademies.org/cp/CommitteeView.aspx?key=49051
<http://www8.nationalacademies.org/cp/CommitteeView.aspx?key=49051>



Recommendations on the National Priorities for Comparative Effectiveness
Research in Health Care
<http://www8.nationalacademies.org/cp/projectview.aspx?key=49051>



Project Scope:

An ad hoc committee will conduct a study to recommend national
priorities for comparative effectiveness research to be conducted or
supported with funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of
2009.  The study will be informed by and extend the views of
stakeholders and the recent and ongoing IOM work relevant to comparative
effectiveness research such as that on the national capacity to identify
what works in health care, standards for systematic reviews of evidence,
and standards for developing trustworthy clinical practice guidelines.
After delivery of a report, a substantial effort will be expended to
disseminate and build public interest in, and understanding of, the
results of the project.



Comment on Provisional Committee Appointments





Viewers may communicate with the National Academies at any time over the
project's duration. In addition, formal comments on the provisional
appointments to a committee of the National Academies are solicited
during the 20-calendar day period following the posting of the
membership and, as described below, these comments will be considered
before committee membership is finalized. We welcome your comments (Use
the Feedback link below).

Please note that the appointments made to this committee are
provisional, and changes may be made. No appointment shall be considered
final until we have evaluated relevant information bearing on the
committee's composition and balance. This information will include the
confidential written disclosures to The National Academies by each
member-designate concerning potential sources of bias and conflict of
interest pertaining to his or her service on the committee; information
from discussion of the committee's composition and balance that is
conducted in closed session at its first meeting and again whenever its
membership changes; and any public comments that we have received on the
membership during the 20-calendar day formal public comment period. If
additional members are appointed to this committee, an additional
20-calendar day formal public comment period will be allowed. It is
through this process that we determine whether the committee contains
the requisite expertise to address its task and whether the points of
views of individual members are adequately balanced such that the
committee as a whole can address its charge objectively.



You have 4 day(s) remaining after today to provide comments during the
formal comment period.







Here are my Comments to the Committee:



Dear NAS/IOC,



       Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Committee selection
for the "Recommendations on the National Priorities for Comparative
Effectiveness Research in Health Care
<http://www8.nationalacademies.org/cp/projectview.aspx?key=49051> ".
As an American tax payer, I am glad we are looking at ways to reduce
health care costs and evaluate what medical treatments actually are
effective.



        However, I believe you are currently missing some key Members that
can dramatically bring fairness and objectivity to the Committee.
Currently there is no representation for those Medical Professionals and
patients who work and/or have been helped by Complementary & Alternative
Medicine (CAM) / Integrative / and/or Functional Medicine.   That leaves
a substantial gap in your current Committee's ability to FAIRLY
compare treatments when there is no representation for CAM.



        As stated on the National Institutes of Health / National Center
for Complementary & Alternative Medicine website: "In the United
States, approximately 38 percent of adults (about 4 in 10) and
approximately 12 percent of children (about 1 in 9) are using some form
of CAM".    To not have adequate representation of CAM on the
Committee appears to be "Taxation with Representation" for those
many Americans that have in the past or will in the future benefit from
CAM treatments.  Therefore, I am respectfully asking that at the very
least, 3 CAM Medical Professionals and 3 patients who have been helped
by CAM treatments participate on the Committee so that CAM is
representative of the American population.



        Additionally, on 2/26/09 a Senate Committee Hearing on
"Integrative Care: A Pathway to a Healthier Nation" was held.
(http://help.senate.gov/Hearings/2009_02_26/2009_02_26.html
<http://help.senate.gov/Hearings/2009_02_26/2009_02_26.html> ).  At the
hearing, Dr. Mehmet C. Oz, Dr. Mark Hyman, Dr. Dean Ornish, and Dr. Andy
Weil all testified.   As part of their testimony, they spoke on the
incredible cost savings in health care that is due to preventative and
CAM therapies.  If this is true, then why are we not further researching
and advocating for these preventative and CAM therapies on this
Committee � especially since it has the potential for savings
billions of dollars in U.S. Taxpayer funds?



           Our Story with CAM:



          My 8 year old daughter has incredibly benefited by using CAM
therapies.  She had 3 major illnesses � very severe food allergies,
horrific eczema, and a chronic liver condition.  We sought help from
many doctors without success.  I finally took an active role in
researching my daughter's health treatments and sought out
CAM/Integrative Medicine to get to the root of the health problem.
That's finally when we saw a dramatic turn around in her health.
She is now in outstanding health compared to where she was 3 years ago
before CAM.   Our CAM doctors were key players in helping us achieve
this significant turn around in my young daughter's health issues by
taking an integrative medical approach � so this vital part of the
medical profession needs to be properly recognized and represented on
this Committee.

       This is also a David & Goliath story of the current Big
Pharmaceutical Giants against many low cost, generic drug and/or
supplements that can help so many conditions where the immune system is
not properly functioning.

        We, ourselves, have seen the power of highly effective (yet low
cost) Probiotics, Antioxidants, and Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) in my
daughter's improvement in her severe food allergies, raw eczema, and
liver condition.  We were very fortunate to find LDN.   LDN made an
immediate impact in the condition of her liver and she has made
significant improvement (and no longer needs any liver drugs).  LDN cost
us $20 a month, instead of the approximate $800/month for the other drug
she would have otherwise taken.  That's a significant health savings, as
well as the dramatic improvement in her liver condition!!

      Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist and already approved by the FDA
for other conditions such as drug and alcohol addition.  Naltrexone has
also been proven (by NIH and other researchers) over the past few years
to also offer great benefits to the immune system in multiple diseases
(autoimmune, cancer, etc.) when used in very minimal dosages (called Low
Dose Naltrexone � LDN).  The University of Pennsylvania (Hershey
Medical School, Dr. Ian Zagon, Dr. Jill Smith, and others have been
doing significant medical research into this area for years.  Last year,
a LDN Crohn's Study was released where 89% showed improvement in their
condition and 69% of the Crohn's patients went into remission (and this
at the cost of approximately $1.00 a day -- yes...that's 100 pennies)!

           Regular dose Naltrexone was already FDA approved many years
ago, and is now in the generic stage where it is so cheap.  LDN must be
compounded to make it approximately 1/10 to 1/15 of the regular dosage
of Naltrexone.  Therefore, there is no profit in any drug company doing
any of the clinical studies for LDN for any medical condition since it
can already be used in an 'off-label' use.  That means that most
clinical studies specific to LDN will be sponsored by the Government
(such as National Institutes of Health, NIH).

       Therefore, I am also asking that more research funding be provided
for CAM therapies such as Low Dose Naltrexone, Probiotics, Antioxidants,
etc.  No Pharmaceutical company can make large profits from these
generic and very low costs items.  Isn't it time that CAM treatments
that can help people with little side effects and at a very low cost
also be offered to Americans?



       To summarize, I am respectfully asking that at the very least, 3
CAM Medical Professionals and 3 patients who have been helped by CAM
treatments participate on the Committee so that CAM is fairly
represented.  Additionally, please secure funding for more CAM
treatments, including Low Dose Naltrexone, Antioxidants, and Probiotics.



     Thank you very much!












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-----Original Message-----
From: Twyla
Sent: Monday, March 9, 2009 10:23 PM
To: twylahoodah@...
Subject: [cancercure] US Health Care Reform Report

Date:� March 5, 2009
For Release:� Immediately
Contact:� HHS Press Office
(202) 690-6343

HHS Issues Special Report on Health Reform and Launches New
healthreform. gov� Web Site

American People Say Health Care System is Broken, Highlight Need for
Action This Year on Health Reform

Americans expressed serious concerns regarding health care in a new
report released today by the Department of Health and Human Services.
The report, Americans Speak on Health Reform:� Report on Health Care
Community Discussions, summarizes comments from the thousands of
Americans who hosted and participated in Health Care Community
Discussions across the country and highlights the need for immediate
action to reform health care.

The report is available on a new Web site dedicated to health reform:
www.healthreform. gov. Unveiled today, the Web site will allow Americans
to view today's White House Health Forum, share their thoughts about
health reform with the Obama Administration and sign a statement in
support of President Obama's commitment to enacting comprehensive health
reform this year.

"This new Web site, www.healthreform. gov and report ensure that when we
discuss health reform, the American people will have an equal stake in
the health reform efforts," said HHS Spokeswoman Jenny Backus.
"Sky-rocketing health care costs are creating enormous pressure on
families, on businesses and our fiscal future.� The Obama Administration
is committed to taking action this year on health reform and is calling
on government, business, health care stakeholders and everyday Americans
to come together to make it happen."

In December, then President-elect Obama called on the American people to
host Health Care Community Discussions to assess the seriousness of the
problems and identify solutions.� In the last eight years, health
insurance premiums have grown four times faster than wages and one
million more Americans have lost their health insurance each year.
Health care costs have forced small businesses to close their doors and
compelled corporations to ship jobs overseas.

Over 9,000 people signed up in all 50 states and the District of
Columbia to host a discussion, and thousands more participated in these
gatherings.� After each Health Care Community Discussion, guests and
hosts were asked to fill out a Participant Survey and submit a group
report to the Presidential Transition Team's Web site summarizing the
group's concerns and suggestions.� Group reports from 3,276 Health Care
Community Discussions as well as Participant Surveys from 30,603
participants were collected, analyzed, and are summarized in the report.

The cost of health care services and health insurance was the top
concern about the health care system for 55 percent of discussion
participants. Participants also cited lack of emphasis on prevention,
pre-existing conditions limiting insurance access, and the quality of
care as key concerns. A qualitative analysis found that the Health Care
Community Discussions focused on concerns about a "broken" health
system, access to health insurance and services, rising premiums and
drug costs, medical mistakes and the system not being "for them."

Health Care Community Discussion group participants agreed on the values
and direction that should guide reform.� They called for a system that
is fair, patient-centered and choice-oriented, simple and efficient, and
comprehensive. Participants also offered a wide range of specific
solutions, including making health insurance more accessible through an
insurance "exchange" or a public plan option, creating scorecards on
quality and cost, improving the nutritional content of school lunches,
implementing electronic medical records and creating an AmeriCorps for
health workers.�

Today's report also includes a series of personal testimonials from
Health Care Community Discussion participants who expressed their
concern about the state of health care in America.� A farmer from Enid,
Okla., explained, "I have spent my life's savings on [health care], and
now I am refused care at our local hospital because I cannot pay.� I may
have to file bankruptcy due to this."� A report from Missoula, Mont.,
commenting on policies that allow insurers to deny coverage to Americans
with pre-existing conditions said, "No mother should have to say her
daughter is 'uninsurable. '"

President Obama has committed to reforming health care this year and has
already acted to make health care more affordable and accessible.
President Obama signed a law to provide and protect health insurance for
11 million American children through the Children's Health Insurance
Program.� The President also signed into law the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act which includes investments in electronic health
records, prevention, comparative effectiveness research, and health
workforce training -- foundations for a 21st century health care system.
Additionally, the President's Budget Blueprint also includes an historic
commitment to comprehensive health care reform.

A copy of Americans Speak on Health Reform:� Report on Health Care
Community Discussions, group reports filed by participants and hundreds
of submitted photos are available at www.HealthReform. gov.

###

Note: All HHS press releases, fact sheets and other press materials are
available at http://www.hhs. gov/news.







�"Lose your mind so you can come to your senses.You cannot do all the
good�the world needs,thus the world needs all the good�you can do."

Dr.Twyla Hoodah, D.O.M., A.P.�
SpiritcareAcupuncture.org




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-----Original Message-----
From: quick_4444
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 9:27 PM
To: mscured@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [mscured] Re: Vitamin D Deficiency

Hi there, vit D is a very big deal. I had been unknowingly deficient
for years when a student doc became upset because it was taking not
only hydrocodone but on a regular basis morphine to deal with the
severity of my pain. She tested me and I hardly had any D in me and
had secondary hyperparathyroidism as a result of the low D. Look up
the symptoms for this. Boy this is not fun as you have the pain and
the very major weakness of the D defociency added to many of the
symptoms of the hyperpara. I could sleep more than 45min at a time.
Was anxious, diagnosed with seasonal affective disorder, low
appetite, lite sensitivity, repeated infections(espec respiratory)
and more.
After I got my D back up most of this went away. I had not worked for
years because I was so weak I could not get out of a chair without
using my arms. Couldnt walk more than  6 minutes, too weak to wash my
hair in the shower. I thought I was possibly cured. But I was still
weak even after my D was at good levels. Not as weak but abnormally
weak.
I am a huge cheerleader for getting ones vitamin D levels checked as
it did seriously change my life. Many of the doctors kept telling me
this was just depression. The student Rhuematologist who tested me is
yet today one of the few docs who I am greatful to and wrote a thank
you note to.
Kathy Q



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Hi Everyone,

Burt Berkson, M.D., Ph.D., has gotten amazing results in his medical practice
treating various conditions (including cancer, MS, and terminal liver disease)
with alpha lipoic acid and/or Low Dose Naltrexone. The site below features a
transcript of an interview with Dr. Berkson in which he discusses some of his
most notable cases:

http://tinyurl.com/berkson-on-ala-and-ldn

The site also reveals how incredibly difficult it has been for him to interest
mainstream medicine in his discoveries.

This is a MUST read!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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-----Original Message-----
From: szukidavis@...
Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2009 2:16 PM
To: cancercure@yahoogroups.com, JohnnySeville69@..., dwiedershine@...,
MESAUG@...
Subject: [cancercure] LDN ARTICLE


> Immunomodulatory and Biochemical Effects of LDN
>
> LDN exerts its beneficial effects by reducing
> inflammation and oxidative stress, modulating the
> immune system, and inhibiting cancer cell
> proliferation.
> Naltrexone is an opiate antagonist that preferentially
> blocks the mu opiate receptor found on neuroendocrine
> and immune system cells. The consequences of this
> blockage depend on its duration. That is, naltrexone’s
> effects depend on how long the receptor is blocked.
> HDN vs. LDN
> High dose naltrexone (HDN) refers to naltrexone doses
> greater than 10 mg daily. Low dose naltrexone (LDN)
> refers to doses of naltrexone ranging from 1 to 10 mg
> daily.
> HDN blocks the opiate receptor continuously. This
> persistent blockade prevents opiates, both endogenous
> or naturally occurring opiate compounds and opiate
> drugs, from reacting with the opiate receptor.
> Consequently, opiate medications are prevented from
> causing biochemical effects.
> The endogenous opiate compounds, (the endorphins,
> dynorphins, and metenkephalins) are also prevented
> from causing their pleasurable effects. The natural
> increase in endorphins caused by exercise,
> acupuncture, chocolate, sunbathing, and lovemaking has
> no effect in someone on HDN.
> LDN blocks the opiate receptor for approximately 4
> hours. This intermittent blockade causes a rebound
> effect resulting in a dramatic increase in endogenous
> opiate production.
> LDN Dosage
> LDN is generally used in doses ranging from 3-10 mg
> daily depending on body weight, the patient’s
> condition, and individual response. For instance,
> patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) and muscle
> spasticity generally do better on a 3 mg dose than the
> standard 4.5 mg dose recommended for neurodegenerative
> disorders.
> The most common side effects of LDN are sleep
> disturbances and vivid dreams. These effects can be
> avoided by taking LDN in the morning. Although early
> reports suggested that LDN needed to be taken at
> night, studies have shown that LDN can be taken at any
> time. It is not necessary to take it at night.
>
> The Effects of LDN
> The Pennsylvania State University researcher, Dr. Ian
> Zagon, Ph.D. has been studying LDN for 25 years and
> reports that LDN’s most important effect is its
> ability to increase production of met-5-enkephalin,
> which he named opioid growth factor (OGF) for its
> functional properties. The endogenous opiates are
> neurotransmitters as well as cytokines, influencing
> the activities of immune system cells and having
> distinct biochemical effects (e.g. growth factors,
> neurotrophic factors, antiviral activity, anti-tumor
> activity, anti-inflammatory and pro-inflammatory
> effects).
>
> OGF forms a complex or system when it reacts with the
> OGF receptor, a receptor found on immune system cells
> and cancer cells. This system inhibits inflammation
> and cancer cell growth. This system also restores
> homeostasis, a natural process in which the body’s
> cells and systems work together to maintain health.
> Thus, LDN helps the body heal itself. In certain
> cancers, OGF is used in place of LDN.
> Dr. Jau-Shyong (John) Hong of the National Institute
> of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) discovered
> that LDN also prevents microglial activation, the main
> cause of chronic brain inflammation. In addition, LDN
> has antioxidant properties that reduce the effects of
> free radicals throughout the body, thereby reducing
> chronic inflammation.
> LDN also causes changes that reduce neuronal
> degeneration. As a consequence, LDN offers protection
> against neurodegenerative diseases, such as
> Parkinson’s disease and MS. Chronic inflammation
> contributes to the persistence of autoimmune disorders
> and is an underlying cause of many conditions,
> including Crohn’s disease.
> By increasing endorphins, which are immunomodulators,
> LDN improves immune function. Immunomodulators
> stimulate antibody production in patients with
> immunodeficiency (HIV infection) and reduce antibody
> production in patients with excessive antibody
> production (autoimmune disorders, herpes, Lyme
> disease).
> The Common Link
> Doctors Zagon and Hong and other experts in the field
> reported that diseases which respond favorably to LDN
> are diseases that benefit from effects on cell
> proliferation (cancer inhibition) or from a reduction
> in inflammation (neurodegenerative and autoimmune
> disorders, fibromyalgia) or that benefit from the
> restoration of homeostasis and immunomodulation
> (virtually all disorders, including infectious
> diseases).
> Clinical Trials
> To date, LDN has been studied or is undergoing
> clinical trials for pancreatic and head and neck
> cancers, Crohn’s disease, HIV/AIDS, neuroblastoma,
> melanoma, autism, Parkinson’s disease, lymphoma,
> multiple sclerosis and fibromyalgia. There are also
> many anecdotal reports that suggest LDN offers
> benefits in a wide range of other autoimmune and
> neurodegenerative diseases and malignancies. Clinical
> trials are needed to confirm the anecdotal
> reports.♦
> Resources:
> Samantha Wilkinson, LDNers.org
> Private conversations with Doctors Ian Zagon, Jarred
> Younger, and John Hong, January, 2008.
>





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Hi Everyone,

Study results about the effectiveness of Low Dose Naltrexone in treating MS are
beginning to trickle in, but, for some reason, the news media are keeping them
under wraps. Perhaps this site will shed some light on that remarkable
phenomenon:

http://tinyurl.com/the-silence-about-ldn

Check it out!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

When I was a little boy growing up in New York City, I developed rickets, a
disease caused by a lack of vitamin D. It resulted in deep bone pain in both
legs, and caused me to become "knock-kneed." To treat it, I remember my mother
giving me a dose of cod liver oil every day in a glass of orange juice.

At the present time, I take 2000 IU of vitamin D3 daily in convenient,
inexpensive capsule form, and an additional 400 IU in my multi-vitamin/mineral
tablet.

Vitamin D deficiency is much more common than most people realize, especially in
Northern latitudes, and can have extremely detrimental effects on one's health
and well-being (far worse even than rickets). To learn more, I urge you to visit

http://tinyurl.com/vit-d-deficiency

It features an essay by Jeffrey Dach, M.D., that will knock your socks off!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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I am involved with a new feature film about Cayce. I'd like to get the
word out. Please check out our website,  as we could use your help.
www.americanshamanthemovie.com

Hi Everyone,

Jeffrey Dach, M.D., recently wrote a book entitled, "Natural Medicine 101"
Chapter 32 of that work deals with the benefits of taking LDN and can be read
without charge by visiting

http://tinyurl.com/dach-on-ldn

Check it out!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi All,

In my opinion, Medicare should NOT stop paying for blood tests that measure
vitamin D deficiency. Not only are such tests inexpensive, but there is a
growing body of scientific evidence that low vitamin D levels are implicated in
a wide variety of diseases and conditions.

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany


-----Original Message-----
From: Elizabeth Henehan
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 11:31 PM
Subject: Vit D

-----Inline Attachment Follows-----








Vitamin D Council Newsletter

Friday the
13th, February, 2009.

Emergency!

On Friday, February 6, 2009, Medicare announced its
intention to stop paying for vitamin D blood tests in many Medicare
districts.� If this rule passes, the change will quickly extend to all
Medicare districts.� Private insurers will then follow suit, denying
payment for vitamin D blood tests, even for the diagnoses of vitamin D
deficiency. Medicare proposes to pay for vitamin D blood tests for only few
limited indications, such as rickets, osteomalacia and
chronic renal failure.
Draft LCD for Vitamin D Assay Testing (DL29510).    ��








This
rule change flies in the face of an enormous amount of research,�some of it
published in the last few
months.� For example, several weeks
ago, the British Journal of Cancer reported that�in men with prostate cancer,
those�with highest vitamin D blood levels were 7 (seven) times
more likely to survive than were men with the lowest levels (RR 0.16). If any
media stories appeared about
this�amazing discovery, I am unable
to locate them.
Association between serum 25(OH)D and death from prostate
cancer

Apparently,
Medicare's reasoning is not�understood in England.� A week ago,
researchers at Oxford discovered the long-sort genetic link vitamin D has with
multiple sclerosis.� According to Medicare's new rules, if you have MS, or
don't want your unborn baby to develop it, or have a family history of MS, or
just don't want to get MS,�you
will�have to pay for the blood
test to decide how much vitamin D you should take
to optimize your 25-hydroxy-vitamin D level.
MS link to vitamin D deficiency hailed by politicians as giant
leap forward

If you are pregnant, and want to reduce your risk
of caesarian section by four-fold,�you will
have to anti up.
Low vitamin D may increase chance of a caesarean
delivery

Patients with diagnosed colon cancer are 48% less
likely to die if their vitamin D levels are high.� If you have this dreaded
cancer, how do you know
if your levels�are high?
Vitamin D May Promote Colon Cancer Survival

If
you�fear getting demented,�pay up.� Recent research indicates people with
impaired cognition are twice as
likely to have vitamin D deficiency.
Vitamin D is mental health aid
If you have Parkinson's�disease,
or don't want to get it, get our your wallet.
Study finds link between low vitamin D and Parkinson's
disease

Even the American Academy of Pediatrics recently
stated,

"Given the growing evidence that adequate maternal vitamin D
status is essential during pregnancy, not only for maternal well-being but also
for fetal development, health care professionals who provide obstetric care
should consider assessing maternal vitamin D status by measuring the
25-hydroxy-vitamin D concentrations of pregnant women."
Prevention of rickets and vitamin D deficiency in infants,
children, and adolescents.

  That is,�the American Academy
of Pediatrics now suggests vitamin D blood levels be measured in all
pregnant women. Expectant mothers,
concerned about their baby's "fetal development,"�will soon have to
pay�for the only test that�will do what the American Academy of Pediatrics
now
advises,�tell them if�their unborn baby is�  vitamin D
deficient.

I could go on and on.� Now is the time�the Vitamin D Council needs your
help.� I
want you to do two things:

1) Email�the person taking comments, Medicare's Ms. Gina Oliveri, at
Gina.Oliveri@...,
and tell her your�feelings�about
this proposed rule change.�
Include�your reason�why this test is crucial for�the�health
of Americans.

2) Send an email to your Congressperson and
ask them to investigate�Medicare's
"Draft LCD for Vitamin D Assay Testing (DL29510)."��Tell your
representative not to let this happen.� Simply fill in your state
and zip code, go to your Congressperson's website, and click on "contact."
Write Your Representative

Of course, this rule change will help the finances of
the Vitamin D Council, as it will increase sales of ZRT's in-home Vitamin D
test, which generates�ten bucks per test to us.�
However, this rule change�will end up killing Americans.��We cannot let it
happen.�
I can't stress enough how important
this is for the public health of the United States.� On February 21st, in just
nine days, Medicare
will not allow any further input�by
citizens, so�email both Gina.Oliveri@...  �and your Congressperson
right now.�


John Cannell, MD
The Vitamin D Council
9100 San
Gregorio Road
Atascadero, CA 93422





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Hi Everyone,

The Spring, 2009, issue of "Momentum," the official quarterly publication of the
American National MS Society, contains an article about Low Dose Naltrexone
written by noted MS specialist, Dr. Allen C. Bowling.

The article cites several studies bearing on the safety and efficacy of LDN in
the treatment of MS.

It concludes with the statement that

"larger and more rigorous studies are needed to get definitive answers to
important and still unanswered questions:

Does LDN truly decrease the severity of MS symptoms?

Does LDN slow down relapsing or progressive MS?

Is LDN safe to use over the long term?

Does LDN interact with conventional MS medications?"

Personally, I found the article quite disappointing, because it seems to be
written with the express purpose of discouraging MSers from trying LDN

For example, there is no mention of the insignificant cost and minimal side
effects of LDN in comparison to "conventional MS medications." And there is no
mention of the scads of personal testimonies in which disease progress is halted
and/or symptoms lessened.

As far as interactions are concerned, only Copaxone is deemed compatible with
LDN, and, in terms of long-term safety, LDN has been in use since the
mid-1980's, with no adverse reports existent (that I am aware of) regarding
safety issues.

The article refers MSers to this website for more information about LDN:

http://www.nationalMSsociety.org/LDN

I visited that site but, for some reason, got a blank page. Perhaps it will
display for you.

In my opinion, a much better source of information about LDN is this site:

http://tinyurl.com/intro-to-ldn

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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-----Original Message-----
From: nagra101
Sent: Thursday, February 5, 2009 10:12 AM
To: mscured@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [mscured] Vitamin D3 Testing....

Hello all,

For those of you who have not had their VitD3 tested (or whose doctors
will not sanction it):

See http://www.grassrootshealth.net/

You can join for $30 per 6 months - this covers the cost of the test
kit, shipping and the reporting of the results to you.

Cheers,

Pinda



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Hi Everyone,

The very first European LDN Conference will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, on
April 25, 2009.

The aim of this conference is to promote awareness of Low Dose Naltrexone in the
treatment of numerous conditions, including multiple sclerosis, Crohn's disease,
psoriasis, chronic fatigue syndrome, and other autoimmune disorders, plus debate
the issues related to prescribing and accessing this treatment.

The conference is organized by Dr. Tom Gilhooly of the Essential Health Clinic
in Glasgow, a long time advocate of LDN.

Please visit

http://www.glasgowldn2009.com

for more information on the conference
agenda, and to register to attend.

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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-----Original Message-----
From: Robyn Gorrie
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 11:24 PM
To: mscured@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [mscured] MS and "dirty electricity"

Thoughts this may be of interest to some. I'm having my house tested next week.

http://www.dirtyelectricity.ca/multiple_sclerosis.htm


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-----Original Message-----
From: robert-blau@...
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 11:48 PM
To: searching-alternatives@yahoogroups.com, SymphonicHealth@yahoogroups.com,
oleandersoup@yahoogroups.com, cancercure@yahoogroups.com,
cancercure2@yahoogroups.com, cancercured@yahoogroups.com,
cancer_alternatives@yahoogroups.com, cancervictory@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [cancercure] Top Docs Press Obama on Integrative Medicine

[vitalchoice.com]

Top Docs Urge Obama toward "Integrative" Medicine

Famed physicians co-sign an essay advocating for lifestyle-based
prevention and natural remedies; US survey shows unconventional
healthcare remains popular
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The Obama administration-in-waiting is being swamped by a flood of
suggestions.
We hope that he acts on some very good ideas published last week in The
Wall Street Journal by four of America's leading medical thinkers and
researchers: Dean Ornish, MD, Andrew Weil, MD, Deepak Chopra, MD, and
Rustum Roy, PhD.
Their main point is that to bring down rates of major diseases ... and
the need for costly interventions ... any effective overhaul of the
healthcare system must tackle the preventable causes of America's major
diseases.
They want Mr. Obama's administration to advocate and support lifestyle
changes - diet and exercise - proven to prevent common, chronic
conditions.
And they want any healthcare reform law to require coverage of all
proven-effective preventive and therapeutic approaches, whether
conventional or "alternative".
In essence, they advocate for an approach called integrative medicine,
which combines conventional medicine with "complementary and alternative
medicine" (CAM).
CAM is an umbrella term that encompasses such "unconventional"
approaches as vitamins, nutraceuticals, herbs, acupuncture, homeopathy,
chiropractic, yoga, exercise, mind-body techniques, and more.
In support of their position, these well-known practitioners cite the
ineffectiveness of many major, costly therapies for treating heart
disease, and the proven efficacy of much cheaper and simpler preventive
measures, including nutrition, exercise, and stress-relieving practices.
The authors all combine high public profiles with the respect of their
peers:
- Dean Ornish, MD, is clinical professor of medicine at the University
of California and creator of the famed Ornish lifestyle plan, proven to
reverse cardiovascular disease.
- Andrew Weil, MD, is director of the University of Arizona Center for
Integrative Medicine and the author of several bestsellers about
integrative, natural, and anti-aging medicine.
- Deepak Chopra, MD, is guest faculty at Beth Israel Hospital/Harvard
Medical School and the author of more than 50 books on mind-body-spirit
connections.
- Rustum Roy, PhD, is professor emeritus of materials science at
Pennsylvania State University.
Doctors' essay gets to the heart of healthcare reform The essay
published in last Friday's edition of The Wall Street Journal made three
key points (Chopra D et al. 2008):
- "Integrative medicine approaches such as plant-based diets, yoga,
meditation and psychosocial support may stop or even reverse the
progression of coronary heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, prostate
cancer, obesity, hypercholesterolemia and other chronic conditions."
- "... if we want to make affordable healthcare available to the 45
million Americans who do not have health insurance, then we need to ...
provide incentives for healthy ways of living rather than reimbursing
only drugs and surgery."
- "Integrative medicine approaches ... are both medically effective and,
important in our current economic climate, cost effective ... Mr. Obama
should make them an integral part of his health plan ..."
Their second point was reinforced by the results of the US survey
described below, which found that people worried about the cost or
delayed receipt of conventional care were "... more likely to use
complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) than when the cost of
conventional care was not a worry." (NIH
2008)
As the four essayists wrote, the promise of dietary changes is powerful:
"A recent study ... found that these approaches may even change gene
expression in hundreds of genes in only a few months. Genes associated
with cancer, heart disease and inflammation were down-regulated or
'turned off' whereas protective genes were up-regulated or 'turned on.'"
This passage referred to a small pilot study co-authored by Dr. Ornish
and published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
(Ornish D et al. 2008).
This study involved 30 men with low-risk prostate cancer who volunteered
for a three-day intensive residential retreat, followed by an outpatient
phase during which participants spoke with a study nurse weekly by
phone. To control their diets, the participants were provided with all
of their food during the study period.
The lifestyle modifications included these key measures:
Diet, exercise, and stress management
- A whole foods, plant-based, low-fat diet (10% of calories from fat).
- Stress management - 60 minutes per day (stretching, breathing,
meditation, imagery, and progressive relaxation).
- Moderate aerobic exercise (walking 30 minutes per day, six days per
week)
- One-hour group support session per week.
Daily Supplements
- Fish oil - 3 grams (3,000 mg)
- Vitamin E - 100 IU
- Selenium - 200 mg
- Vitamin C - 2 grams / 2,000 mg
- One serving of tofu plus 58 grams (2 oz) of a soy protein beverage
As Dr. Ornish wrote last June in Newsweek, "We found that many
disease-promoting genes (including those associated with cancer, heart
disease, and inflammation) were down-regulated or 'turned off,' whereas
protective, disease-preventing genes were up-regulated or 'turned on.'
.. These genes are the target of many new drugs that are being
developed. Clearly, changing lifestyle is less expensive, and the only
side-effects are good ones." (Ornish D 2008)
Official US survey shows Americans turning to alternatives
Coincidentally, the latest survey of use of alternative medicine among
Americans was released last month.
This report used data from the 2007 National Health Interview Survey
(NHIS), conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
while trends were assessed by comparing data from the 2007 and 2002
NHIS.
The survey report - titled Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use
Among Adults and Children: United States, 2007 - found that more than
one-third of adults and nearly 12 percent of children in the United
States use alternatives to traditional medicine (Barnes PM et al. 2008).
And it shows how common acupuncture, herbal remedies, and other
once-exotic healthcare approaches have become:
- Almost 4 out of 10 adults (38%) had used CAM therapy in the past 12
months.
- The most commonly used therapies were non-vitamin, non-mineral natural
products such as herbs and "nutraceuticals" - such as antioxidants,
gingko, and fish oil (17.7%) - and deep breathing exercises (12.7%).
- About one in nine children (11.8%) used CAM therapy in the past 12
months, with the most commonly used therapies being non-vitamin,
non-mineral, natural products (3.9%) and chiropractic or osteopathic
manipulation (2.8%).
- People were more likely to use CAM when they were worried about the
cost of conventional care or delayed receipt of that care.
- Between 2002 and 2007 increased use was seen among adults for
acupuncture, deep breathing exercises, massage therapy, meditation,
naturopathy, and yoga.
The survey found that use of complementary and alternative healthcare
approaches has held steady among adults since the last national survey
in 2002, and that these approaches have become a routine part of
healthcare for many children.
Sources
- Barnes PM, Bloom B, Nahin RL. Complementary and alternative medicine
use among adults and children: United States, 2007. National health
statistics reports; no 12. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health
Statistics. 2008.
- Chopra, D, Ornish D, Weil A, Rustum R. "Alternative" Medicine Is
Mainstream. Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Jaunary 9, 2009. Accessed online
at www.djreprints.com.
- Ornish D, Magbanua MJ, Weidner G, Weinberg V, Kemp C, Green C, Mattie
MD, Marlin R, Simko J, Shinohara K, Haqq CM, Carroll PR. Changes in
prostate gene expression in men undergoing an intensive nutrition and
lifestyle intervention. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2008 Jun
17;105(24):8369-74. Epub 2008 Jun 16. Ornish D. Changing Your Lifestyle
Can Change Your Genes. Newsweek, June 17, 2008. Accessed online at
http://www.imakenews.com/eletra/go.cfm?z=vitalchoiceseafood%2C330255%2Cb1kJkvww%\
2C2924730%2Cbf0n8N4




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Hi Everyone,

Joseph Mercola, M.D., is one of the world's leading proponents of complementary
and alternative medicine. He recently posted the following very positive article
about LDN on his website:

http://tinyurl.com/mercola-on-ldn

For more information about LDN, visit

http://tinyurl.com/intro-to-ldn

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

There are almost 200 multiple sclerosis research and treatment centers listed
here:

http://www.mscare.org/cmsc/index.php?option=com_center_directory&task=list&Itemi\
d=528

Over the past couple of days, I was able to fax information about Low Dose
Naltrexone to about 95% of them.

I have noticed that many doctors and treatment facilities no longer make their
e-mail addresses public--but they do almost always provide a fax number.

If anyone in this group would like me to fax information about LDN to a
particular doctor or healthcare facility, contact me at

dudleydelany@...

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

I thought you might find of interest this statement that appeared today in an
LDN-related group:

"I live in Japan and my wife has multiple myeloma. She has been taking LDN now
for four months. It is the only treatment that has worked for her. LDN is
unknown in Japan. I had to go out of the country to get some for her. If the US
FDA approves low dose naltrexone, other countries will follow. My mother died of
MS three years ago. I wish I had known about LDN then."

In 1999, one of my half-brothers died of multiple myeloma.  He left a wife and
four kids. I, too, wish I had known back then about LDN.

For information about LDN in the treatment of cancer, visit

http://tinyurl.com/ldn-for-cancer

For information about LDN in the treatment of MS, visit

http://tinyurl.com/intro-to-ldn

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

Joseph Wouk, son of famed novelist Herman Wouk and author of "Google LDN," has
recently posted a fascinating thirty minute video of his successful use of Low
Dose Naltrexone to treat his multiple sclerosis at

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4440379733824898139

Check it out!

With best wishes for the New Year,

Dudley Delany, R.N., M.A., D.C.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Hi Everyone,

The A.R.E. Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona, has practiced Cayce-based medicine for
four decades.

The clinic has recently moved into a modern new facility and has created a new
website at

http://www.arecenter.org/main

Check it out!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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Merry Christmas, Everybody!

This site features a reading by Edgar Cayce in which he presents the beautiful
and moving story of Jesus as seen through the eyes of the Innkeeper's daughter:

http://www.webspawner.com/users/ecsstoryofjesus/index.html

Enjoy!

With best wishes,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany



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