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Old 09-18-2015, 05:18 PM #3
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Thanks bio never heard of this. So big thank you. Now when you say half now is it like equally divided. Meaning am half pm half. Or just lower dose at a time? Because what my pharmacy (yeah I know that's not the personD ) said was if I choice am stick to am only....and if I drink only one.....

You might have to split it equally yourself, if you can. Otherwise you could call your doctor.

I understand now why Dr. Bihari liked patients to mix LDN themselves from a 50mg pill, it is because it allows dosing latitude and total control of potency. I cannot imagine dealing with a doctor to change doses multiple times and deal with the pharmacy.
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