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I think I feel better because I now get a good nights sleep. Prior

to LDN my leg spasms kept me up most of the night. Since LDN I have

no spasms and this is the best sleep in 9 years! I guess poor sleep

for 9 years can add up to being miserable for 9 years!

Steve

In low dose naltrexone , " linda_ssk " <linda_ssk@y...>

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> Many of you, myself included, experienced improved sleep upon

> starting LDN. Some of the same people report dimished MS symptoms.

> Do you attribute relief of symptoms more to the drugs chemical

> effectiveness, in general, or to your having more beneficial sleep

> and perhaps being more relaxed in your waking hours? We all realize

> we're talking about personal perspectives and not proven facts.

> Thanks for your views.

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I've had several periods of sleeplessness after starting LDN. The basic improvements that occurred within a few days of starting the med have remained even through the times of poor sleep and increased fatigue... The periods of poor sleep resulted in daytime tiredness, but not the bone deep fatigue that I've had at various times in the past.

JT

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From: linda_ssk

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 8:57 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Imnproved sleep with LDN

Many of you, myself included, experienced improved sleep upon starting LDN. Some of the same people report dimished MS symptoms.Do you attribute relief of symptoms more to the drugs chemical effectiveness, in general, or to your having more beneficial sleep and perhaps being more relaxed in your waking hours? We all realize we're talking about personal perspectives and not proven facts. Thanks for your views.

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I sleep only because I have been addicted to Ambien for 5 years per the

doctors. I would like to quit taking it, but am afraid of what it may do to me

after all these years. Like kill my dog and husband without knowing it. I

have cut the 10 mg Ambien in half, and still sleep but not for long enough. I

wake up in about 4 hours. Any one have any ideas.

VCL

Many of you, myself included, experienced improved sleep upon

starting LDN. Some of the same people report dimished MS symptoms.

Do you attribute relief of symptoms more to the drugs chemical

effectiveness, in general, or to your having more beneficial sleep

and perhaps being more relaxed in your waking hours? We all realize

we're talking about personal perspectives and not proven facts.

Thanks for your views.

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