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Leo,

My two cents worth is: You will do fine!! "They' (whoever they are) really can't prove that the CRABs are slowing any progression in MS down or whether that small percentage who it may be working in are just progressing at the rate that they would have progressed without it. "They' hope it is the cause of slowing down progression, but 'they' really don't know. I hope you are giving LDN a try. I get my histamine from bee stings, with no problems, BTW. I did Avonex for the first two years with NO success, so I understand the reason for questions, debating, and desperation. Just relax as best you can,and do what you feel led to do.

Marcie (PPMS)

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Anyone here also applying histamine while doing the LDN therapy? I've read that this might be a good combination.

I opted to stop taking my Betaseron last night. I hope this was a good choice.

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I'm doing the ldn and histamin it is to be going really good.I had more energy and my mobility gradually got better.It takes a couple of days for the histamine to take affect,like anything else.I had also been on the "B" and "C" medication and both of them seemed to have caused a more rapid progression.Not too mention the adverse side affects.I feel we are better off with alternative medications."DAMN THE DOCTORS"

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I do. The histamine sort of replaces beestings

> Anyone here also applying histamine while doing the LDN therapy?

> I've read that this might be a good combination.

>

> I opted to stop taking my Betaseron last night. I hope this was a

> good choice.

>

> --Leo from Southern California

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Hi Marcie,

Thanks for your two cents! I am giving LDN a try. I've been taking

4.5mg Liquid LDN for about 2 1/2 weeks now? I really believe it is

helping. I stopped my Betaseron (after about 8 years use) last night

because I suspect the Beta may be holding my progress with LDN back.

>

> My two cents worth is: You will do fine!! " They' (whoever they

are) really

> can't prove that the CRABs are slowing any progression in MS down

or whether

> that small percentage who it may be working in are just

progressing at the rate

> that they would have progressed without it. " They' hope it is the

cause of

> slowing down progression, but 'they' really don't know. I hope

you are giving

> LDN a try. I get my histamine from bee stings, with no problems,

BTW. I did

> Avonex for the first two years with NO success, so I understand

the reason for

> questions, debating, and desperation. Just relax as best you

can,and do what

> you feel led to do.

>

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Go to Goodshapes Histamine site he claims that is the best thing to do!

Bye the way did the Betaseron REALLY do anything for you?

I want to tell you and everyone else that cares to read this what I believe to be the truth about M.S.

Now of course I am no expert but here it is in my opinion........

Personally I know five people, three males and two females either related or friends and have followed their cases as close as possible.

In four of these cases (two males and two females) no drugs were ever prescribed, all were around the same age, within five years or so , and one female is now dead, one male is in a nursing home, and one female is now getting close to the nursing home along with the male.

I am the fifth patient.

All of these patients have gone thru long periods of complete remission without the help of any drugs .Now that there is progression evident there are still no drugs and the Nuero's really drag there heals when it comes to LDN.

I believe that given the track record of the CRAB,s any natural remission would have been put down to how good they worked, had they been on any!So there never was any hope for us either false or otherwise,until now.

Face it this disease comes and goes at will! If you look at what study's have been done in the past you will find that only patients with relapsing remitting M.S. have been studied, Why because their body is helping to fight this disease and our's with SPMS or PPMS do not! So therefore no study's would have been good enuf for FDA approval..side effects be damned.We would have been poor subjects.

I know I took absolutely nothing for my M.S. except for now on L.D.N. 3.0mgs.

and the last seven months have been great!

I have had M.S. for over twenty five years now.

Imagine how much money would have been funneled into the big drug company's pockets and from mine by now?

Twenty five years on any crab is at least 1000.00 dollars a month x 12 x 25 =300,000.00 $

I could easily have retired in fine style by now with that much money.At least here in Alberta!

In the last few months they are now starting tests on people with SPMS and a drug that may help.... big MAY there.

I applaud you on your fortitude to go against the mainstream and save money.And pain and bad side affects etc.

OK I will get off my soapbox now.Remember you are on the right track!

Have a good day

Reg.

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From: low dose naltrexone

Date: 06/28/04 13:46:19

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Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Histamine with LDN

Anyone here also applying histamine while doing the LDN therapy? I've read that this might be a good combination.I opted to stop taking my Betaseron last night. I hope this was a good choice. --Leo from Southern California

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Hello to all,

Question.....I went to Goodshapes website. I received a free sample.

Now how do I order more?

Thank you for all tips....

Jon Sayers SPMS Columbus,Ohio

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From: Reg Kreil

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 5:59 PM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Histamine with LDN

Go to Goodshapes Histamine site he claims that is the best thing to do!

Bye the way did the Betaseron REALLY do anything for you?

I want to tell you and everyone else that cares to read this what I believe to be the truth about M.S.

Now of course I am no expert but here it is in my opinion........

Personally I know five people, three males and two females either related or friends and have followed their cases as close as possible.

In four of these cases (two males and two females) no drugs were ever prescribed, all were around the same age, within five years or so , and one female is now dead, one male is in a nursing home, and one female is now getting close to the nursing home along with the male.

I am the fifth patient.

All of these patients have gone thru long periods of complete remission without the help of any drugs .Now that there is progression evident there are still no drugs and the Nuero's really drag there heals when it comes to LDN.

I believe that given the track record of the CRAB,s any natural remission would have been put down to how good they worked, had they been on any!So there never was any hope for us either false or otherwise,until now.

Face it this disease comes and goes at will! If you look at what study's have been done in the past you will find that only patients with relapsing remitting M.S. have been studied, Why because their body is helping to fight this disease and our's with SPMS or PPMS do not! So therefore no study's would have been good enuf for FDA approval..side effects be damned.We would have been poor subjects.

I know I took absolutely nothing for my M.S. except for now on L.D.N. 3.0mgs.

and the last seven months have been great!

I have had M.S. for over twenty five years now.

Imagine how much money would have been funneled into the big drug company's pockets and from mine by now?

Twenty five years on any crab is at least 1000.00 dollars a month x 12 x 25 =300,000.00 $

I could easily have retired in fine style by now with that much money.At least here in Alberta!

In the last few months they are now starting tests on people with SPMS and a drug that may help.... big MAY there.

I applaud you on your fortitude to go against the mainstream and save money.And pain and bad side affects etc.

OK I will get off my soapbox now.Remember you are on the right track!

Have a good day

Reg.

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From: low dose naltrexone

Date: 06/28/04 13:46:19

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Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Histamine with LDN

Anyone here also applying histamine while doing the LDN therapy? I've read that this might be a good combination.I opted to stop taking my Betaseron last night. I hope this was a good choice. --Leo from Southern California

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Thanks, Reg. Actually, money is not even an issue in my decision

here because my insurance covers the Betaseron almost completely. I

only have about a $10 monthly payment.

Nevertheless, I am looking into LDN and other alternatives like

histamine under the suspicion that those " alternatives " are actually

MORE EFFECTIVE than the FDA approved ABCR meds.

I do believe that the Betaseron was at least partially effective for

me. But because I still wrestle with some symptoms I find difficult,

one can reasonbly conclude that it was not working perfectly. Thus,

my search for a better solution. LDN and histamine? Maybe!

--Leo

> Go to Goodshapes Histamine site he claims that is the best thing

to do!

> Bye the way did the Betaseron REALLY do anything for you?

> I want to tell you and everyone else that cares to read this what

I believe

> to be the truth about M.S.

> Now of course I am no expert but here it is in my opinion........

> Personally I know five people, three males and two females either

related or

> friends and have followed their cases as close as possible.

> In four of these cases (two males and two females) no drugs were

ever

> prescribed, all were around the same age, within five years or

so , and one

> female is now dead, one male is in a nursing home, and one female

is now

> getting close to the nursing home along with the male.

> I am the fifth patient.

> All of these patients have gone thru long periods of complete

remission

> without the help of any drugs .Now that there is progression

evident there

> are still no drugs and the Nuero's really drag there heals when it

comes to

> LDN.

> I believe that given the track record of the CRAB,s any natural

remission

> would have been put down to how good they worked, had they been on

any!So

> there never was any hope for us either false or otherwise,until

now.

> Face it this disease comes and goes at will! If you look at what

study's

> have been done in the past you will find that only patients with

relapsing

> remitting M.S. have been studied, Why because their body is

helping to fight

> this disease and our's with SPMS or PPMS do not! So therefore no

study's

> would have been good enuf for FDA approval..side effects be

damned.We would

> have been poor subjects.

> I know I took absolutely nothing for my M.S. except for now on

L.D.N. 3.0mgs

>

> and the last seven months have been great!

> I have had M.S. for over twenty five years now.

> Imagine how much money would have been funneled into the big drug

company's

> pockets and from mine by now?

> Twenty five years on any crab is at least 1000.00 dollars a month

x 12 x 25

> =300,000.00 $

> I could easily have retired in fine style by now with that much

money.At

> least here in Alberta!

> In the last few months they are now starting tests on people with

SPMS and a

> drug that may help.... big MAY there.

> I applaud you on your fortitude to go against the mainstream and

save money

> And pain and bad side affects etc.

> OK I will get off my soapbox now.Remember you are on the right

track!

> Have a good day

> Reg.

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Hi Jon, I did the same. I have Goodshapes' free histamine sample,

and one page instructions on how to make your own. I guess after I

finish the sample, I'll just have to try and make my own.

Leo Los Angeles, California

> Hello to all,

>

> Question.....I went to Goodshapes website. I received a free

sample.

> Now how do I order more?

> Thank you for all tips....

> Jon Sayers SPMS Columbus,Ohio

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hi leo ,

how would you make your own? Where would you get the histamine? any half way easy answers you can give me?

Thanks. Jon Sayers

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Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 7:32 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Histamine with LDN

Hi Jon, I did the same. I have Goodshapes' free histamine sample, and one page instructions on how to make your own. I guess after I finish the sample, I'll just have to try and make my own. Leo Los Angeles, California> Hello to all,> > Question.....I went to Goodshapes website. I received a free sample.> Now how do I order more?> Thank you for all tips....> Jon Sayers SPMS Columbus,Ohio

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You don't need a perscription for GS's histamine or caffine powder.

Just og to your phamacist and order the histamine and the caffine

mentionned on GS's site

> Hello to all,

>

> Question.....I went to Goodshapes website. I received a free

sample.

> Now how do I order more?

> Thank you for all tips....

> Jon Sayers SPMS Columbus,Ohio

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Reg Kreil

> low dose naltrexone

> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 5:59 PM

> Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Histamine with LDN

>

>

>

>

> Go to Goodshapes Histamine site he claims that is the best

thing to do!

> Bye the way did the Betaseron REALLY do anything for you?

> I want to tell you and everyone else that cares to read

this what I believe to be the truth about M.S.

> Now of course I am no expert but here it is in my

opinion........

> Personally I know five people, three males and two females

either related or friends and have followed their cases as close as

possible.

> In four of these cases (two males and two females) no

drugs were ever prescribed, all were around the same age, within

five years or so , and one female is now dead, one male is in a

nursing home, and one female is now getting close to the nursing

home along with the male.

> I am the fifth patient.

> All of these patients have gone thru long periods of

complete remission without the help of any drugs .Now that there is

progression evident there are still no drugs and the Nuero's really

drag there heals when it comes to LDN.

> I believe that given the track record of the CRAB,s any

natural remission would have been put down to how good they worked,

had they been on any!So there never was any hope for us either false

or otherwise,until now.

> Face it this disease comes and goes at will! If you look

at what study's have been done in the past you will find that only

patients with relapsing remitting M.S. have been studied, Why

because their body is helping to fight this disease and our's with

SPMS or PPMS do not! So therefore no study's would have been good

enuf for FDA approval..side effects be damned.We would have been

poor subjects.

> I know I took absolutely nothing for my M.S. except for

now on L.D.N. 3.0mgs.

> and the last seven months have been great!

> I have had M.S. for over twenty five years now.

> Imagine how much money would have been funneled into the

big drug company's pockets and from mine by now?

> Twenty five years on any crab is at least 1000.00 dollars

a month x 12 x 25 =300,000.00 $

> I could easily have retired in fine style by now with that

much money.At least here in Alberta!

> In the last few months they are now starting tests on

people with SPMS and a drug that may help.... big MAY there.

> I applaud you on your fortitude to go against the

mainstream and save money.And pain and bad side affects etc.

> OK I will get off my soapbox now.Remember you are on the

right track!

> Have a good day

> Reg.

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> From: low dose naltrexone

> Date: 06/28/04 13:46:19

> low dose naltrexone

> Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Histamine with LDN

>

> Anyone here also applying histamine while doing the LDN

therapy?

> I've read that this might be a good combination.

>

> I opted to stop taking my Betaseron last night. I hope

this was a

> good choice.

>

> --Leo from Southern California

>

>

>

>

>

>

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This is from Goodshape's site. If you can't find the Bianca bottle

must ask the pharmacist to give you a way to measure 3mg of

histamine.

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GOODSHAPE'S PATCHLESS, NON-REFRIGERATED, RUB-ON HISTAMINE TREATMENT

Histamine was used to treat symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis in the

Mayo Clinic in the 1940s and Dr. Hinton Jonez treated thousands of

patients using IV histamine treatments in the 1950s. Over the last 4

years thousands of people have found relief from MS symptoms by

applying small amounts of Histamine Phosphate solution to their

skin. The Treatment has been helpful for over half of those who have

tried it but almost always loses its effect after several months.

However, there are many long term users who have learned to use

Histamine intermittently over the long term to provide an energy

boost.

I developed the following transdermal procedure to give my wife

Histamine, in 3 easy steps, once or twice a day. The first step is

skin preparation to open pores and neutralize the skin ph. The

second step is applying the Histamine. And, the third step is

applying any penetrating cream to help drive the Histamine through

the skin.

Before making your own Histamine Drops, see if your Doctor will

prescribe Histamine as defined on my Web Page GoodShape's MS

Histamine Treatment. http://goodshape.net/Instructions.html

If not, you may be interested in what I have done for my wife in the

last four years:

This .is what I use: I have a small bottle filled with a 3% Sodium

Bicarbonate solution (Baking Soda & Water) for skin preparation. I

have a tiny 3ml dropper bottle containing a 3% aqueous solution of

Histamine diPhosphate Monohydrate (or Histamine Phosphate) prepared

so that each drop equals approximately 1.25mg to 1.50mg of

Histamine. And, I have a small tube of Vanicream penetrating skin

cream.

This is how I make a 4 week supply of ingredients:

The Skin Prep: I Mix a quarter teaspoon of Baking Soda (Sodium

Bicarbonate) with 1 oz of water and put it in a small bottle.

The Histamine Drops: I buy " Binaca Blaster Breath Drops " - two 3ml

cylindrical dropper bottles for 99 cents - remove the cap from a

bottle, pop off the dropper tip and empty the bottle. Then I wash

and dry completely all 3 parts. I use the dry cap as a measuring cup

and using a small knife blade or coffee stirring paddle (In a Very

Dimly Lit Room) I put Histamine Phosphate powder in the cap up to

but not over the first tiny ledge in the bottom of the cap's cavity,

which measures 100mg of the powder. I fill the dropper bottle to

its shoulder with spring water and then turning the dropper bottle

half way and turning the Cap with Histamine half way, I carefully

screw them together and shake the bottle. (Nothing usually ever

spills and the Histamine powder dissolves immediately) I then remove

the Cap, replace the Tip on the bottle and then put the Cap back on

the Bottle. Now I have a 3ml Dropper Bottle with about 80 drops

containing approximately 1.25mg of Histamine in each drop. I store

it in a dark film container or Amber Bottle away from light.

The Penetrating Cream: I buy Vanicream ordered at the Walmart

pharmacy counter but any Vanishing and Penetrating Cream Base is

fine. All three of these Histamine Treatment containers can be

stored at room temperature.

This is the 3 Step Histamine Treatment I give to my wife with MS - 2

times a day:

The Skin Prep: I rub a drop or two of the Baking Soda Solution on

the inside of her forearm, and wipe it dry.

The Histamine: I rub one drop of the Histamine Solution on the

prepped skin area and let it dry.

The Penetrating Cream: I apply a blob the size of a small pea (about

0.1ml) of Vanicream to the same area and rub it in till it's

absorbed.

After 4 years, Histamine has lost its initial significant energy

effect for my wife, but we still experiment with different doses and

times depending on how she feels and we now usually skip steps #1

and #3 and simply put one drop of Histamine Solution under her

tongue to produce a mild quick boost of energy when needed.

More is not better: Too much Histamine will lower blood pressure,

increase stiffness and cause fatigue.

> hi leo ,

> how would you make your own? Where would you get the histamine?

any half way easy answers you can give me?

> Thanks. Jon Sayers

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I am headed for Novantone (chemo for secondary progressive MS) as well. Seems

LDN is a $500 come-on with a out-of-pocket RX bill. My docs say " no " but I don't

know. Joe Burton

>

> From: marciemjm@...

> Date: 2004/06/28 Mon PM 04:01:02 CDT

> low dose naltrexone

> Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Histamine with LDN

>

> Leo,

>

> My two cents worth is: You will do fine!! " They' (whoever they are) really

> can't prove that the CRABs are slowing any progression in MS down or whether

> that small percentage who it may be working in are just progressing at the

rate

> that they would have progressed without it. " They' hope it is the cause of

> slowing down progression, but 'they' really don't know. I hope you are giving

> LDN a try. I get my histamine from bee stings, with no problems, BTW. I did

> Avonex for the first two years with NO success, so I understand the reason for

> questions, debating, and desperation. Just relax as best you can,and do what

> you feel led to do.

>

> Marcie (PPMS)

>

>

>

> In a message dated 6/28/2004 12:01:52 PM Central Standard Time,

> leosab@... writes:

>

>

> > Anyone here also applying histamine while doing the LDN therapy?

> > I've read that this might be a good combination.

> >

> > I opted to stop taking my Betaseron last night. I hope this was a

> > good choice.

> >

>

>

>

>

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Why do you think the docs hate ldn so much? It is not a cure and they could

prescribe it themselves, no? Joe Burton

>

> From: shaky036@...

> Date: 2004/06/28 Mon PM 06:37:00 CDT

> low dose naltrexone

> Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Histamine with LDN

>

> I'm doing the ldn and histamin it is to be going really good.I had more

> energy and my mobility gradually got better.It takes a couple of days for the

> histamine to take affect,like anything else.I had also been on the " B " and " C "

> medication and both of them seemed to have caused a more rapid progression.Not

too

> mention the adverse side affects.I feel we are better off with alternative

> medications. " DAMN THE DOCTORS "

>

> Mike

>

>

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