Guest guest Posted March 10, 2005 Report Share Posted March 10, 2005 In a message dated 3/11/05 7:14:51 AM Eastern Standard Time, writes: > Thu, 10 Mar 2005 15:15:58 -0800 > From: " " <susanwald@...> > Subject: sunscreen > > We are going on a vacation soon. Is there a paticular sunscreen that is > safer with AEDs? I know to use ones that don't have sorbitol. Any other input? > > .. ..>>> Virgin coconut oil is what we use. Why would you want to block vitamin D from it's most natural source, the sun? If you have a good diet with lots of healthy fats, you too may find that sun burn does not happen -- except for extreme overexposure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2005 Report Share Posted March 10, 2005 In a message dated 3/11/05 7:14:51 AM Eastern Standard Time, writes: > Inflammation can trigger seizures for a number of reasons. It can > result in conditions like hyperammonemia, too much amonia in the > blood and brain, which will cause seizures. .. ..>>> Zoe and all With the addition of omega-3 fatty acids as found in fish oil and flaxseed oil mixed into yoghurt Charlie had a significant decrease in inflammatory response....... and also a decrease in seizure activity. He always used to be somewhat swollen looking and hands, feet and fact would sometimes turn red and purplish. Docs said that that is just what his body did from time to time. I had asked at least four docs about this over a ten year period. This phenomena HAS NOT happened since the omega-3s and a couple of other things like using ginger liberally in his diet. Hope this helps mjh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2006 Report Share Posted January 4, 2006 hello all. Been on 3mg ldn now for about 1 month. Still have not noticed any symptom improvement. I guess I'm not going to be one of the lucky ones. Sleep is not good, but thats no big deal. I have to take 2 or 3 nuerontin and a klonipin or 2 just to stop my right leg spasms at night to get to sleep. (It's just like restless leg syndrome.) I'm tired in the morning, but I can live with that. I was hoping for some better endurance or strength in my right leg. After about 50 yards or so now, my right leg starts to drag and makes it impossible to walk. My right leg in noticeably weaker also. Can I at least expect it to get no worse at 3.0 mg or do I need to bump to 4.5 mg. Any other recommendations for strengtheneing my right leg. I have been on betaseron and copaxone. I have been on the swank diet for years and take a boat load of vitamin supplements. My first symptoms started in 1989, optic nueritis in 1993 and confirmed diagnosed in 1998. I just want to get off this ever so slow decline in abilities that keeps taking things away from me. Any suggestions, for anything more I can do, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again --- low dose naltrexone wrote: > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2006 Report Share Posted January 5, 2006 Hi , It sounds like you are doing the right things. The diet, supplements and LDN. I will see if I have any saved chats on what might help with sleeping, with fatigue and with spasms. As far as symptom relief overall, I would hope that given more time they may come along. You might want to try waiting out the 2nd month and then see if changing your dosage, or trying it in liquid would provide any help. Rhonda had been taking LDN for a while with some symptom relief but no energy. She tried it in the liquid form rather than capsule and wow she had more energy. Also, my husband seems to be more energetic over the course of the day with DLP. I will forward those posts. Keep us posted on how you are doing Aletha Re: [low dose naltrexone] Digest Number 1784 > hello all. Been on 3mg ldn now for about 1 month. > Still have not noticed any symptom improvement. I > guess I'm not going to be one of the lucky ones. Sleep > is not good, but thats no big deal. I have to take 2 > or 3 nuerontin and a klonipin or 2 just to stop my > right leg spasms at night to get to sleep. (It's just > like restless leg syndrome.) I'm tired in the morning, > but I can live with that. I was hoping for some better > endurance or strength in my right leg. After about 50 > yards or so now, my right leg starts to drag and makes > it impossible to walk. My right leg in noticeably > weaker also. > Can I at least expect it to get no worse at 3.0 mg or > do I need to bump to 4.5 mg. > Any other recommendations for strengtheneing my right > leg. > I have been on betaseron and copaxone. I have been on > the swank diet for years and take a boat load of > vitamin supplements. My first symptoms started in > 1989, optic nueritis in 1993 and confirmed diagnosed > in 1998. I just want to get off this ever so slow > decline in abilities that keeps taking things away > from me. > Any suggestions, for anything more I can do, would be > greatly appreciated. Thanks again > > > --- low dose naltrexone wrote: > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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