I'll let you do the reading at these sites.............

http://www.fda.gov/

http://drugs-about.com

http://www.rxlist.com
Search Results: Your search for noscapine returned 1 results

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more than one dose or in different forms, such as tablets, liquid or
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Brand Name: Niaspan
Generic Name: Niacin
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Drug Class: ANTILIPEMIC AGENTS

My advice would be, if you have cancer, or think you have
cancer, see a doctor right away.  Buying drugs on your
own without medical testing or advice is a recipe for
disaster.

Even if you were right in thinking that noscapine is useful
in battling cancer, you don't know if it's effective against
your particular kind of cancer (there are at least 140 kinds,
each with different treatments), you don't know how much
to take, or how much might be dangerous to take, and you
don't know how to take it.

In the meantime, there could be treatments that really will
help with your cancer that you aren't finding out about and
may not get until it's too late.

Maybe you've been down the medical route.  Maybe you
already saw a doctor (you haven't told us anything about
your cancer or your history).  Maybe you've been told that
your cancer is terminal and it's going to kill you.

If so, you have my sincere sympathy.  But I still don't advise
treating yourself with experimental drugs.  A better approach
would be to participate in a clinical trial and get an experimental
drug under the care of a qualified doctor.

Best of luck.

   Alan

HAS ANYONE HEARD/USED/KNOW OF/NOSCAPINE.IT SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN SHOWING
MUCH PROMISE ON CANCERS.NO OUTSIDE KNOWLEDGE OF IT'S USE ON
PROSTATE.THOUGH SOME INDIVIDUALS ARE/HAVE USED IT.IF SO WHERE CAN I
BUY SOME...MANY THANKS..GOOD HEALTH TO ALL
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Dr. Israel Barken has been focusing on the use of noscapine in the
treatment of PCa.  He is in the process of starting a clinical trial;
contact him for more information.  You can Google "Dr. Barken,
noscapine" and get a number of relevant hits...Best wishes and good
health, ron