Nimesulide and indomethacin induce apoptosis in head and neck cancer cells

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract

Anybody can tell me what might be the daily prescribed amount of
Nimesulide and Indomethacin in the epigrafe experiment?
I've no access to the full text but I think this synergy needs to be
more clear and available as there are hundreds of people expecting an
alternative of this kind.
Thank you.
Carlos

"no0233001102spam@netcabo.pt" wrote:

> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract
>
> Anybody can tell me what might be the daily prescribed amount of
> Nimesulide and Indomethacin in the epigrafe experiment?
> I've no access to the full text but I think this synergy needs to be
> more clear and available as there are hundreds of people expecting an
> alternative of this kind.
> Thank you.
> Carlos

Hello Carlos,
Sounds like a question for the others at the head and neck cancer email list
Have you tried there?
http://www.acor.org/mailing.html?l=h

or tell us what you want to treat (type, new or previously treated and how) and maybe Steph would have a
comment for you.
J

Thank you J for the link you gave me.
The COX2 inhibition of Nimsulide is not new as a co-therapy in Cancer.
However, what is more concerning here is it's adverse reactions in
several organs like liver, Heart and Kidney, just to name a few.
Carlos

J escreveu:
> "no0233001102spam@netcabo.pt" wrote:
>
> > http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract
> >
> > Anybody can tell me what might be the daily prescribed amount of
> > Nimesulide and Indomethacin in the epigrafe experiment?
> > I've no access to the full text but I think this synergy needs to be
> > more clear and available as there are hundreds of people expecting an
> > alternative of this kind.
> > Thank you.
> > Carlos
>
> Hello Carlos,
> Sounds like a question for the others at the head and neck cancer email list
> Have you tried there?
> http://www.acor.org/mailing.html?l=h
>
> or tell us what you want to treat (type, new or previously treated and how) and maybe Steph would have a
> comment for you.
> J

"no0233001102spam@netcabo.pt" wrote:

> Thank you J for the link you gave me.
> The COX2 inhibition of Nimsulide is not new as a co-therapy in Cancer.
> However, what is more concerning here is it's adverse reactions in
> several organs like liver, Heart and Kidney, just to name a few.
> Carlos

Yes, I knew that Carlos, but I thought it best you find out for yourself.
One hypothesis in PubMed does not necessarily pan out
The risks outweighed the hypothetical benefits. in clinical trial or real world results.

> J escreveu:
> > "no0233001102spam@netcabo.pt" wrote:
> >
> > > http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract
> > >
> > > Anybody can tell me what might be the daily prescribed amount of
> > > Nimesulide and Indomethacin in the epigrafe experiment?
> <snip>
> > Sounds like a question for the others at the head and neck cancer email list
> > Have you tried there?
> > http://www.acor.org/mailing.html?l=h
> >
> > or tell us what you want to treat (type, new or previously treated and how) and maybe Steph would > have a
> comment for you.

The offer is still open if you have a question for Steph.
He specializes in head and neck cancers.
J