Re: naltrexone in New York City ?

[Guest guest]

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I certainly wouldn't think that giving a low dose of naltrexone a try would hurt you. Does it boost the immune system or supress? Who knows? Some say it regulates the immune system, depending on whether or not a person needs to go up or down. Dr Bahari seems to have a considerable amount of experience working with LDN, so I am going to pay close attention to him.

Marcie

In a message dated 10/18/2004 5:12:14 AM Central Daylight Time, Tilyou1@... writes:

have what is probably chronic prostatitis & epididymitis. There is a theory

both conditions may in some cases be autoimmune diseases. I read one online post from someone who believed that naltrexone helped.

So I'd like to try it. Anyone care to help me get some in New York City?

[my email is tilyou1@...]. I'm happy to pay, of course.

Part of what encourages me to try is the following statement that

I found from a skeptic -- who admits that Naltrexone DOES suppress part of the immune system (and immune system suppression,

not enhancement, is what I would expect you'd want in an autoimmune disease).

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[Guest guest]

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Low Dose Naltrexone upregulates the immune system, it does not suppress the

immune system like chemo's or interferons. Go to the LDN website and there is a

section where you can contact Dr. Bernard Bihari for an appointment and he is in

Manhattan, NY.

LDN Homepage

http://www.low dose naltrexone.org