Re: LDN Hypothesis & Clinical Trial - antioxidants question

[Guest guest]

--- Joanne wrote:

> Yes diet is very important! could you please explain

antioxidants ?

Hey Joanne,

This is a great question, especially because the new hypothesis about

how LDN helps MS focuses on oxidation damage. So in addition to LDN,

there are many natural food substances and supplements which help

protect against this damage. Here are some good references, from

reliable sources:

Basic Antioxidants

http://www.msrc.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=show & pageid=786

Super-antioxidants & MS

See http://LDNers.org for the new LDN & MS hypothesis

Now, remember supplements are not regulated by the FDA, so if you

want to play it safe, here is a NIH good resource to check for

specific supplements:

http://dietary-

supplements.info.nih.gov/Health_Information/Health_Information.aspx

Another antioxidant therapy that has 20 years of research behind it

is Pulsed Electronic Magnetic Frequency, see Dr Gordons description

of the antioxidant process for PEMF:

http://www.em-probe.com/charts.html

Note: this is not like the magnets you put in your shoes, it is a

medical device that really works, especially for pain.

You can read the new LDN hypothesis at

http://www.ldners.org/research.htm

It is aimed at a scientific audience, so I am hoping to put together

a translation for the rest of us :-)

SammyJo