Curing Cancer with Low Dose Naltrexone - New Research

Dr. Visnjevac interviews his student & lead researcher Karina Liubchenko about research that points to low dose naltrexone helping to cure cancer.

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[pamelanurse]

I was diagnosed with breast cancer stage 1A 10 weeks ago. I saw a functional MD a few weeks ago and she started me on 4.5 mg of naltrexone every night. My chronic back pain and knee pain went away almost immediately. I feel fantastic!

[stevewolf]

LDN is low cost and not very profitable for drug companies so it does not get promoted like profitable drugs. That is why more studies have not been done. Congratulations on your findings.

[tonybegg]

Well done Karina! Hard to get a paper like this published! You were extremely clear in the interview.

[averilread]

I am in Australia and have just been treated for 3 B NSCLC and lymph nodes Chemo, radiation and immunotheraphy . With my oncologists approval I kept taking LDN 4.5 mg all the way through treatment and have results of totally resolved with medication !

[margiepalmer]

I was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer Nov 2022, and started taking LDN since August 2023 and three of my tumors have shrunk in my last 2 CAT Scans over the last 6 months. I'm taking 2.25mg 6 days per week and skipping one day per week.

[AnnieOBrienAnnie]

I adopted a siamese cat - Kali she had feline leukemia and aids. She cleared and healed from both after 18mths on LDN she is still given her medication every night. We have a series of haematology/biochem results that we took along the way that document her healing. I love this drug ❤

[apal]

I was almost ready for a wheelchair from arthritis before taking ldn. This med has been miraculous for me.

[johnkotzman]

I would just like to say that was brilliantly done material, very refreshing to hear people speak so intelligently about a subject that needs to be talked about a lot more, I currently have stage four metastatic adenocarcinoma non small-cell lung cancer, with a met to the brain that I've had brain surgery two and a half years ago tumor in my chest is inoperable at the moment, I've been looking into and getting started on off-label medications to complement the tki treatment that I'm on currently, I am still alive after two-and-a-half years, and in very good shape for everything I've been through and getting ready to start low dose Naltrexone, I will try to comment later, after being on the medicine for a while and having scans, thanks again for such a wonderful presentation

[gregsLyrics]

I am taking LDN for extreme loss of energy, likely the result of mitochondria dysfunction after covid. I am also taking the supplements that are directly involved in TCA cycle metabolism, such as CoQ10, riboflavin, niacin, thiamine, pantothenic acid, and AKG. LDN is a miracle.

[ksharpe]

My Mom had pancreatic cancer and she lived only 6 months from diagnosis. How I wish she could have taken LDN so I could have had her for three more years 💔

[gomersyndicate]

A brave and targeted 'road-less-travelled'. Thank you for "the tour"!

[t.aa.]

The last part about increasing and prolonged dosage increasing cancer growth is daunting.

[lailaderanieri]

I have Hashimotos and have been taking Low dose naltrexone for years.. Last November I was diagnosed with stage four non-Hodgkin’s follicular lymphoma. I have many questions about this now.

[euvid]

I have been on it for many years for auto immune diseases. 1.5ml. Upped it a couple of months ago to 3. I now found I have a lump in my breast which is malignant. I had the lump for 10 months and it stayed the same and now I was told it is growing faster. I started taking D3 20, 000. In her study she mentions that while kills cancer it also can speed its growth. COnfusing. I am not sure what to do now. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you EUdice

[STEVEKIRK]

at 13.22 she said sometimes Naltrexone can INCREASE the Cancer growth? scary stuff

[DebbieSmith-js]

Has this been trialed at all with less than stage 3 cancer? I have rectal cancer of a HVP strain. So interested in your research as the chemo and radiation therapy makes me feel so sick. I am in Australia

[elizabethgrant]

Very promising…but will big pharma companies do the trials?

[marilynsmith]

LDN is a modulator not a cure so continuing to use it is best.

[dmcooper]

Has there ever been any evidence that it could help pulmonary issues? I have PAH I take Adempus never known of any allergies to anything, but I got a prescription for naltrexone

[hnc]

LDN is great, but please stop SSRI AND IMAO antidepressants before taking it