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Health inequality : Comments
By Peter Curson, published 22/12/2008Despite some important victories in healthcare the global community has failed to deliver on promises made 30 years ago
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The book features 29 case studies attributing a low-cost, controversial treatment, low dose naltrexone (LDN),
with improved health.
Though effective, the majority of those who might benefit will not hear of this treatment option ... even after all else has failed ... even though these case studies infer significant 'cost-benefits' to patients and the nation.
Content:
20 Multiple Sclerosis case studies
2 HIV/AIDS case studies
1 Hepatitis B case study
1 Primary Lateral Sclerosis case study
2 Cancer case studies
2 Crohn's Disease case studies
1 Multiple Benefits case study
The bigger picture is discussed via an explanatory article, and interviews with professionals familiar with LDN - Dr. David Gluck, Dr. Tom Gilhooly, Dr. Jaquelyn McCandless, and Dr. Skip Lenz, Pharmacist.
If of interest, the book is available on casehealth.com.au free of charge, and can be freely shared forward - as a community service.
In support, a Pub Med extract of Mira Gironi's LDN/PPMS trial; 'A pilot trial of low-dose naltrexone in primary progressive multiple sclerosis'; can be found here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18728058