Re: New to the group & my 2 cents on weight loss

[Guest guest]

Hi Amy,

Strange as it sounds, you may actually be on a better pathway than most

Nero's will take you down. It is sad but really true. I try and reach as

many people as possible and let them know there might be a better way for

them.

If you have not yet received the welcome e-mail please let me know and I

will send it out right away.

Best of luck

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] New to the group & my 2 cents on weight loss

> Hello everyone,

>

> I am 30 years old, have 2 young girls (3 & 20 months) and was diagnosed

> with RRMS this

> past year. My main relapse symptom is numbness that starts in one area

> and spreads to a

> portion of my body then slowly goes away during the next two months. But

> my biggest

> complaint is fatigue and mood swings. I typically feel my energy take a

> dive around lunch

> time even when I am able to lay down to rest and I can be in a great mood

> one minute

> then something stresses me out or irritates me and I am a major grouch for

> days

> afterward. I haven't started taking LDN yet but I am really hopeful it

> will help even out my

> energy and moods. I am so tired of being irritable and I know it is

> affecting my girls. I am

> also nervous about taking it. Doctors are the ones that go to school to

> learn how to treat

> people and here I am doing a little reading on the internet and thinking I

> might know

> more.

>

> Regarding the weight loss discussion. Someone mentioned that they were

> also on the best

> bet diet. I've been following the diet in the " Gold Coast Cure " which is

> basically the Swank

> diet but it takes it a little further with whole grains, no processed

> sugar/flour and good

> oils (olive oil, expeller pressed oils) since October '05. I've only lost

> 8 pounds but I wasn't

> that big to begin with but I've gone down 2 clothing sizes. I haven't

> been this size since I

> was 16. Keeping your saturated fats low definitely makes a huge

> difference. I hope I don't

> loose any more after LDN; I don't want to waste away to nothing. :-)

>

> It has been great reading everyone's posts. Thank you for all the

> information and for

> sharing your experiences.

>

> Amy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

helllo amy i have active progressive ms and been

taking ldn for a month i find it did pick up the

energy a bit but added mild headache with it,,, it

has done nothing for the the grouch yet i use

diazepan for that 5 mg it takes the edge off ,,i see

it would be tough with the age off your two good luck

chris

--- Amy H <amylhunt+@...> wrote:

---------------------------------

Hello everyone,

I am 30 years old, have 2 young girls (3 & 20 months)

and was diagnosed with RRMS this

past year. My main relapse symptom is numbness that

starts in one area and spreads to a

portion of my body then slowly goes away during the

next two months. But my biggest

complaint is fatigue and mood swings. I typically

feel my energy take a dive around lunch

time even when I am able to lay down to rest and I can

be in a great mood one minute

then something stresses me out or irritates me and I

am a major grouch for days

afterward. I haven't started taking LDN yet but I am

really hopeful it will help even out my

energy and moods. I am so tired of being irritable

and I know it is affecting my girls. I am

also nervous about taking it. Doctors are the ones

that go to school to learn how to treat

people and here I am doing a little reading on the

internet and thinking I might know

more.

Regarding the weight loss discussion. Someone

mentioned that they were also on the best

bet diet. I've been following the diet in the " Gold

Coast Cure " which is basically the Swank

diet but it takes it a little further with whole

grains, no processed sugar/flour and good

oils (olive oil, expeller pressed oils) since October

'05. I've only lost 8 pounds but I wasn't

that big to begin with but I've gone down 2 clothing

sizes. I haven't been this size since I

was 16. Keeping your saturated fats low definitely

makes a huge difference. I hope I don't

loose any more after LDN; I don't want to waste away

to nothing. :-)

It has been great reading everyone's posts. Thank you

for all the information and for

sharing your experiences.

Amy

[Guest guest]

Hi

Have you tried DLP (2 enzymes). It did wonders for my husbands depression

which did not go away with anything else, and has not come back since he

started it. It also gives him a bit more energy. You can get it on the net

or the vitamin store. The best is from Solaray. It should not be used if

you have high blood pressure or cancer. takes 500mg in the morning on

an empty stomach. It is suggested to also take one in the afternoon on an

empty stomach too.

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] New to the group & my 2 cents on weight

loss

> helllo amy i have active progressive ms and been

> taking ldn for a month i find it did pick up the

> energy a bit but added mild headache with it,,, it

> has done nothing for the the grouch yet i use

> diazepan for that 5 mg it takes the edge off ,,i see

> it would be tough with the age off your two good luck

> chris

> --- Amy H <amylhunt+@...> wrote:

>

>

> ---------------------------------

[Guest guest]

--- In low dose naltrexone , chris bowes <sens4life2002@y...>

wrote:

>

> helllo amy i have active progressive ms and been

> taking ldn for a month i find it did pick up the

> energy a bit but added mild headache with it

=========

What filler is in your capsules?

[Guest guest]

ty but the diazepam works well

--- Aletha Wittmann <Aletha@...> wrote:

---------------------------------

Hi

Have you tried DLP (2 enzymes). It did wonders for my

husbands depression

which did not go away with anything else, and has not

come back since he

started it. It also gives him a bit more energy. You

can get it on the net

or the vitamin store. The best is from Solaray. It

should not be used if

you have high blood pressure or cancer. takes

500mg in the morning on

an empty stomach. It is suggested to also take one in

the afternoon on an

empty stomach too.

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] New to the group & my

2 cents on weight

loss

> helllo amy i have active progressive ms and been

> taking ldn for a month i find it did pick up the

> energy a bit but added mild headache with it,,, it

> has done nothing for the the grouch yet i use

> diazepan for that 5 mg it takes the edge off ,,i

see

> it would be tough with the age off your two good

luck

> chris

> --- Amy H <amylhunt+@...> wrote:

>

>

> ---------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Aletha,

I have not yet received the welcome letter and would greatly appreciated.

After doing a lot of reading about diet & MS, I ask my first

neurologist about what he thought. He just said it had nothing to do

with it. No conversation nothing. Needless to say I no longer see

him. I don't understand why it is so hard to find a doctor who will

be your partner instead of just dictating.

Thank you for the response,

Amy

[Guest guest]

I thought it was strange myself. I mean I can understand his point of not

wanting to

prescribe something that has had no clinical proof, however, he is a research

doctor attached

to a university. So don't you think all the anadotal evidence would make him

curious? He

had no problem suggesting a study which is testing Avenox and Copaxone

toghether.

--- In low dose naltrexone , chris bowes <sens4life2002@y...>

wrote:

>

> you know its funny how most speacialists are against

> ldn or what nothing to do with it espeacially here in

> canada, but iv'e allways been the kind off person who

> does what i want so i started the ldn a month ago but