Thursday, 2 March 2017

CUSp9

Dear all,
We just came back from the second visit from IOZK with a list of CUSP9 drugs:
1.valdoxan
2. naproxen
3. antabuse
4. minocyclin
5. propranolol
6.spironolacton
7. Valproic acid

The only one that seems to be available over the counter is naproxen as Alive. I saw also antabuse on-line at Canadian pharmacy, but the rest are definitely prescription in the US. Does anyone have any experience getting these? Thanks!

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  1. Logan Lo2 March 2017 at 07:06

    Olga, I'm not seeing naproxen under any of the CUSP9 forumlations I can see. In fact, your list is drastically different from all versions I've seen.

    May I suggest you look at the CUSP-ND protocol that Stephen helped designed? The website is here:

    http://www.anticanceralliance.com/cusp-nd/

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  2. Stephen W2 March 2017 at 08:04

    Valdoxan (agomelatine) and valproic acid are part of CUSP-ND
    Antabuse and minocycline are part of both CUSP9 and CUSP-ND

    I've not seen spironolactone, propranolol or naproxen in either version of CUSP although CUSP9 may have taken new forms that I haven't seen yet. I've personally considered proposing propranolol for inclusion in CUSP-ND.

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  3. Stephen W2 March 2017 at 08:12

    Did you get prescriptions for these or just the list?

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  4. Olga2 March 2017 at 10:31

    We have just returned from IOZK with this list no prescriptions. Van Gool mentioned R Kast who made it up who in his turn knows Ben Williams. I started searching the drugs,might have to approach other doctors because our NO is not very cooperative. My goal now is to get them as quickly as possible and probably/Van Gool's suggestion) mix them up in smaller shapes in the pharmacy. We are having a huge problem giving all the medication to Dmitri. As we pay a lot of money in Germany we want to get something here covered by our insurance. Thanks.

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    1. Stephen W2 March 2017 at 22:35

      I'd definitely ask other doctors (family doctor or general practitioner). None of these are specifically cancer drugs.

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  5. Ilovemed16 December 2017 at 10:15

    What are the usual dosages for the cusp medications? Specifically interested in antabuse dosing.

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    1. Stephen W16 December 2017 at 12:38

      CUSP9v3, the version in clinical trial, has dosing and scheduling for each drug listed on this page:

      https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02770378

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