Re: Re: Human studies

[Guest guest]

Hi, would you please tell me about Dr. Embry's diet? I am very interested.

Thanks,

Bev.

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From: low dose naltrexone

Date: Saturday, May 15, 2004 07:44:56

low dose naltrexone

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: "Human studies"

I totally agree with you. The BBD (Dr. Embry's diet) is definitely helpful. I remember when I first started it 2-1/2 years ago, the changes I began seeing in my MS symptoms. LDN combined with this way of eating has to be doing something if people who are not on the BBD are seeing positive changes.Let's see - dietary change is NOT profitable for the drug companies, LDN is NOT profitable for the drug companies - gee, I think I'm beginning to see a pattern...LOLArlene> Or a monkey's aunt...> > It's too bad we have all these human studies going on and no one to> officially collect data.> > I remember this same attitude toward Dr. Embry's dietary recommendations.> And yet when I am able to stick to what I know to be a healthier diet MS is> less an issue than when I eat "all the wrong things".> > Funny how we can all agree so easily on the MS Society's real agenda.> Normally it's impossible to get a group this size to agree on something as> obvious as the color of the sky!> > > > >

[Guest guest]

On Sat, 15 May 2004 11:44:02 -0000, you wrote:

>Let's see - dietary change is NOT profitable for the drug companies,

>LDN is NOT profitable for the drug companies - gee, I think I'm

>beginning to see a pattern...LOL

>Arlene

It's worse than that. Anything that " cures " is not profitable for drug

companies. Only ongoing, unstoppable, expensive treatments are

profitable. Anything else attracts no finance from the multinational

drug companies. Just remember how they tried to suppress the original

news about the " cure " for many cases of ulcers.

Steve