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Balance of Trade in Economy ·
I was wondering if anyone might happen to know where I could locate a version of the Balance of Trade that has been calculated in USD.
So, a half-liter bottle from Jane costs about 3-$1.25, yet it’s supposedly been proven to cure cancer, leukemia, and every other ailment under the sun.

I actually only have the 1.5-liter bottles sitting around my house right now, so I find myself wondering if they provide the same level of relief, or if I really need to start buying those smaller half-liter ones. This is slightly off-topic, I know.

But in all seriousness, the title here is a bit jarring because this isn't a medication; actual medications are things like Pentasa or Imural, whereas this seems to fall more into the category of supplements or alternatives—much like stem cell therapy, probiotics, or herbal teas.

Having dealt with Crohn's and arthritis myself, I’ve experimented with various "alternatives," so I certainly don't hold any prejudice against them.
Lawrence Castillo2, while I personally don't suffer from any such ailment, I spent an exhaustive amount of time scouring the internet for a potential remedy to assist a relative of mine. About six months ago, during a conversation in Florida with a retired American physician, he brought up LDN; I was initially quite skeptical, as the notion seemed entirely implausible to me. However, after dedicating roughly ten hours to deep research online, the documented evidence suggests truly remarkable results.

you wrote this in the "ulcerative colitis" thread, page 7,

While researching information online for my blog about two weeks ago, I stumbled upon the miraculous LDN (low dose naltrexone), which aids patients suffering from multiple sclerosis, Crohn, ulcerative colitis, lupus, various autoimmune diseases, and even certain types of cancer.

and you stated this right here.

Just as I noted in the colitis thread, I will reiterate: if this genuinely helps improve a patient's condition, then it is wonderful, though I cannot help but be reminded of the discussions regarding colloidal silver, where people also claimed a singular substance could serve as a cure.

And this is perhaps your most striking assertion:

I received word that some MS patients in America are already utilizing LDN for treatment. This is significant!

ha, what a character you are.🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂