Van Jordan/Dr. Pravda (antioxidant method

greenuc said...
Probably not simply because while some of the ingredients had leaked in the past, the full details of proportions and exact mixing instructions were not released until yesterday. So outside of patients he's treated, I doubt anyone has tried it. I will certainly be talking with my GI and already sent her the paper. If she will prescribe it, I will work with a compounding pharmacy...that said, RDLA is a pretty important component of the protocol and as of now is unavailable...but per my previous post, maybe by the end of this year.

There had been a separate thread about the enema with the name of a compounding pharmacy and instructions on how to get it compounded since that pharmacy didn't ship everywhere -- I think Mark posted the info that he received from communication with Pravda. That's why I asked if anyone had tried it yet. I would assume the paper would list the same ingredients as the pharmacy would be using.

Interesting, I didn't realize the full details of the enema had been out.

Nevertheless it is impossible to do the protocal as RDLA is not able to be purchased at this time...and RDLA is a very important component of the treatment.

Pravda goes as far as to say that if the enema cannot be tolerated for some reason, trying RDLA alone could be worthwhile so I wouldn't want to judge effectiveness of this approach based on only doing the enema.

Mark4623 said...
greenuc,
According to an email I received from GeroNova Industries a couple of days ago, R-DHLA will be available in gelcap form by the end of the year on their website. Hope this helps.

Indeed I remember you mentioning this. Eagerly awaiting the release.

I’ll be a little concerned about the availability of R-DHLA even leading up to an OTC supplement release date. That might be a heavy burden for a single supplier to handle, and if it turns out to be a required component for remission maintenance, a $70+ dollar supplement for the rest of your life that needs to be special ordered…I foresee issues for some. It is a good start, but we need to get it on the WHO’s list of essential medicine, or get more suppliers on board. Maybe even buy it from European suppliers…

Maybe high dose NAC can even help. That’s what I’m currently on, but I can confidently say it wouldn’t put me into remission alone at 1,000 mg/day. Must be a lot less efficient in some way.

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I also agree that if just one company is going to produce DHLA, this is going to be one hell of a logistical nightmare trying to procure these as the company will most likely won't be able to keep up the demand. As for the cost, to me that is irrelevant if it will help put me in remission as the paper states.

Dr Pravda told me in an email that he used to use life extension supplements for the DHLA but they quit carrying it about a year or two ago as I contacted them as well

greenuc,

Shoot me an email please

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nitric oxide, sulfide, hydrogen peroxide is a bad combo.
oldmike
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023/a:1007034417320

Theanxiousaries,

Shoot me an email, and I will answer this for you, and how you can reach VJ

I was wondering why the tone, temperature and correspondence on HWell had been so good over the last few days.

DHLA or ALA don't over do it.
Oldmike
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/pmc2952079/

Taa...seriously?

q

I hope ulcerative colitis becomes controlled in more than 13% of patients some day, and 30% of us stop needing to have our colons removed, even with our $6,000 injectables.