Re: Transdermal LDN may not halt progression

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Bren,

What is Transdermal LDN?

On Feb 10, 2006, at 7:18 PM, Bren wrote:

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> Many in past have tried transdermal LDN and so far the ones who

> reported back reported they got some symptom improvement but

> absolutely no halting or slowing of disease progression.  So be aware

> transdermal LDN may not halt your disease progression.

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> Those with fatal illnesses should NEVER use transdermal LDN.

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> Transdermal LDN may release into the system too slow and that could

> be the reason disease progression is not halted.  I took the

> transdermal LDN application off of my LDN website due to the number

> reporting that they were still progressing, symptoms improved but

> disease progression did not halt or slow.

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[Guest guest]

Please see

chelatingkids2/message/172457

for a recent recap on this.

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> > Many in past have tried transdermal LDN and so far the ones who

> > reported back reported they got some symptom improvement but

> > absolutely no halting or slowing of disease progression.  So be

aware

> > transdermal LDN may not halt your disease progression.

> >

> > Those with fatal illnesses should NEVER use transdermal LDN.

> >

> > Transdermal LDN may release into the system too slow and that

could

> > be the reason disease progression is not halted.  I took the

> > transdermal LDN application off of my LDN website due to the

number

> > reporting that they were still progressing, symptoms improved

but

> > disease progression did not halt or slow.

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> > Many in past have tried transdermal LDN and so far the ones who

> > reported back reported they got some symptom improvement but

> > absolutely no halting or slowing of disease progression.  So be aware

> > transdermal LDN may not halt your disease progression.

> >

> > Those with fatal illnesses should NEVER use transdermal LDN.

> >

> > Transdermal LDN may release into the system too slow and that could

> > be the reason disease progression is not halted.  I took the

> > transdermal LDN application off of my LDN website due to the number

> > reporting that they were still progressing, symptoms improved but

> > disease progression did not halt or slow.

> >

> >

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Transdermal is topical...through the skin. Dr. Bihari does not recommend

transdermal LDN for those with autoimmune diseases or cancer. Transdermal LDN

is okay for Autistic individuals but not for autoimmune diseases and cancer.

[Guest guest]

Dr McCandless is having success with autistic kids using transdermal LDN. See her book, Starving Brains, and her group, Autism_LDN

mjh

From: "mbrookh" <mbrookh@...>Subject: Re: Transdermal LDN may not halt progressionPlease see chelatingkids2/message/172457 for a recent recap on this. >> Bren,> > What is Transdermal LDN?>

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> Dr McCandless is having success with autistic kids using transdermal LDN.

> See her book, Starving Brains, and her group, Autism_LDN

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I hear she is getting good symptom improvement in Autistic individuals using a

transdermal form of LDN. I have a friend in Beverly Hills, CA whose holistic

doctor has started using LDN in autistic individuals with success in improving

symptoms.

Dr. Bihari does not recommend transdermal application of LDN for cancer victims

or those with MS, Lupus, RA, PLS, ALS, Parkinson's, Crohn's or any other

autoimmune system diseases.

[Guest guest]

, did Dr. Bihari say why he did not recommend transdermal LDN for

autoimmune diseases and cancer ?? I have both problems?? Thanks, Sam.

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Transdermal LDN may not halt progression

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> >

> > Many in past have tried transdermal LDN and so far the ones who

> > reported back reported they got some symptom improvement but

> > absolutely no halting or slowing of disease progression. So be aware

> > transdermal LDN may not halt your disease progression.

> >

> > Those with fatal illnesses should NEVER use transdermal LDN.

> >

> > Transdermal LDN may release into the system too slow and that could

> > be the reason disease progression is not halted. I took the

> > transdermal LDN application off of my LDN website due to the number

> > reporting that they were still progressing, symptoms improved but

> > disease progression did not halt or slow.

> >

> >

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Transdermal is topical...through the skin. Dr. Bihari does not recommend

transdermal LDN for those with autoimmune diseases or cancer. Transdermal

LDN is okay for Autistic individuals but not for autoimmune diseases and

cancer.

[Guest guest]

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> , did Dr. Bihari say why he did not recommend transdermal LDN for

> autoimmune diseases and cancer ?? I have both problems?? Thanks, Sam.

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The absorption through the skin is too slow. Dr. Bihari says LDN MUST release

fast to work at halting disease progression.

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I don't usually post here as I am very busy with my autism LDN list, but

I need to let you know that the medium used in the transdermal made by

Coastal Compounding is with Emu Oil, and it goes in immediately, faster

than oral capsules and just as fast as an oral liquid. Dr. Jaquelyn

McCandless

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Transdermal LDN may not halt progression

>> , did Dr. Bihari say why he did not recommend transdermal LDN for > autoimmune diseases and cancer ?? I have both problems?? Thanks, Sam.=====The absorption through the skin is too slow. Dr. Bihari says LDN MUST release fast to work at halting disease progression.

[Guest guest]

I don't post here, only read; but felt I should let those who don't

know that Dr.McCandless and Dr.Bihari both, are just looking for

answers and trying to help. So far, the TD that Dr.McC helped develop

is working, not only for autistic children, but adults with various

DX's. Me, for one....crohns. I just hope everybody will keep an

open mind as informal studies are being done right now, that include

some adults as well as children. Pre and post immune panels are

being run along with cbc etc. for 16 weeks. The results, may help

everybody. This TD is absorbed within 20/30 mins, right into the

bloodstream.

The use of a TD for the children, are of course more important than

for an adult, because, they are asleep when it needs to be applied.

The surprise with autism has been, that we are seeing behavioral,

cognitive, language and other wonderful things for these children

that were not expected. (my grandchild....one of those kids!)

I would hope, the more information we gather, the better chance we

have for this treatment to be more accepted and of benefit to even

more with immune system problems.

Autism now effects 1 in every 166 children. We need all the help we

can get!

Blessings,

Ann

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> > >

> > > Many in past have tried transdermal LDN and so far the ones who

> > > reported back reported they got some symptom improvement but

> > > absolutely no halting or slowing of disease progression. So be

aware

> > > transdermal LDN may not halt your disease progression.

> > >

> > > Those with fatal illnesses should NEVER use transdermal LDN.

> > >

> > > Transdermal LDN may release into the system too slow and that

could

> > > be the reason disease progression is not halted. I took the

> > > transdermal LDN application off of my LDN website due to the

number

> > > reporting that they were still progressing, symptoms improved

but

> > > disease progression did not halt or slow.

> > >

> > >

> ========

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> Transdermal is topical...through the skin. Dr. Bihari does not

recommend

> transdermal LDN for those with autoimmune diseases or cancer.

Transdermal

> LDN is okay for Autistic individuals but not for autoimmune

diseases and

> cancer.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

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> I don't post here, only read; but felt I should let those who don't

> know that Dr.McCandless and Dr.Bihari both, are just looking for

> answers and trying to help. So far, the TD that Dr.McC helped develop

> is working, not only for autistic children, but adults with various

> DX's. Me, for one....crohns. I just hope everybody will keep an

> open mind as informal studies are being done right now, that include

> some adults as well as children. Pre and post immune panels are

> being run along with cbc etc. for 16 weeks. The results, may help

> everybody. This TD is absorbed within 20/30 mins, right into the

> bloodstream.

> The use of a TD for the children, are of course more important than

> for an adult, because, they are asleep when it needs to be applied.

> The surprise with autism has been, that we are seeing behavioral,

> cognitive, language and other wonderful things for these children

> that were not expected. (my grandchild....one of those kids!)

> I would hope, the more information we gather, the better chance we

> have for this treatment to be more accepted and of benefit to even

> more with immune system problems.

> Autism now effects 1 in every 166 children. We need all the help we

> can get!

> Blessings,

> Ann

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Ann,

Have you done both the capsule LDN and the Transdermal(TD)? Are you seeing your

Crohn's symptoms get better with the TD application? If you've done both the

capsule LDN and the TD LDN which works best or are they the same? This is

interesting because all the folks on my forum and GoodShape's forum that tried

TD LDN for their MS got symptom improvement but no halt in disease progression,

that's why I stopped suggesting TD LDN for MS.

Your feedback would be helpful especially for those with Crohn's and possibly

IBS. What mg of LDN do you take?

[Guest guest]

>

> I don't post here, only read; but felt I should let those who don't

> know that Dr.McCandless and Dr.Bihari both, are just looking for

> answers and trying to help. So far, the TD that Dr.McC helped develop

> is working, not only for autistic children, but adults with various

> DX's. Me, for one....crohns. I just hope everybody will keep an

> open mind as informal studies are being done right now, that include

> some adults as well as children. Pre and post immune panels are

> being run along with cbc etc. for 16 weeks. The results, may help

> everybody. This TD is absorbed within 20/30 mins, right into the

> bloodstream.

> The use of a TD for the children, are of course more important than

> for an adult, because, they are asleep when it needs to be applied.

> The surprise with autism has been, that we are seeing behavioral,

> cognitive, language and other wonderful things for these children

> that were not expected. (my grandchild....one of those kids!)

> I would hope, the more information we gather, the better chance we

> have for this treatment to be more accepted and of benefit to even

> more with immune system problems.

> Autism now effects 1 in every 166 children. We need all the help we

> can get!

> Blessings,

> Ann

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Ann,

Have you done both the capsule LDN and the Transdermal(TD)? Are you seeing your

Crohn's symptoms get better with the TD application? If you've done both the

capsule LDN and the TD LDN which works best or are they the same? This is

interesting because all the folks on my forum and GoodShape's forum that tried

TD LDN for their MS got symptom improvement but no halt in disease progression,

that's why I stopped suggesting TD LDN for MS.

Your feedback would be helpful especially for those with Crohn's and possibly

IBS. What mg of LDN do you take?

[Guest guest]

>

> I don't usually post here as I am very busy with my autism LDN list, but

> I need to let you know that the medium used in the transdermal made by

> Coastal Compounding is with Emu Oil, and it goes in immediately, faster

> than oral capsules and just as fast as an oral liquid. Dr. Jaquelyn

> McCandless

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Thank you, the bunch with MS that the MS progression was not halted by using

Transdermal LDN were using Lecithin Oil or Evening Primrose Oil at pharmacies

recommendations.

If more people with autoimmune diseases start seeing success with this Emu Oil

in TD application of LDN I will add that TD LDN section back to my LDN forum. I

will speak to Bihari first before I do that to be sure he's okay with that.

Best to you in your LDN research.

[Guest guest]

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> Ann,

>

> Have you done both the capsule LDN and the Transdermal(TD)? Are

you seeing your Crohn's symptoms get better with the TD application?

If you've done both the capsule LDN and the TD LDN which works best

or are they the same? This is interesting because all the folks on

my forum and GoodShape's forum that tried TD LDN for their MS got

symptom improvement but no halt in disease progression, that's why I

stopped suggesting TD LDN for MS.

>

> Your feedback would be helpful especially for those with Crohn's

and possibly IBS. What mg of LDN do you take?

>

>

>

Yes, I've done both. They seem equal as to effect.

I began, last April, on TD as part of the first study and stayed on

it until around Oct.

The only reason I'm on oral now, is $$'s; finding out that many of

you order from mex.

I take 4.5 mg

[Guest guest]

I should add, that I do often wonder if getting into remission with a

G.I. issue might have been helped by using the TD first. Just so it

didn't have to go through the gut.

fwiw

> > Ann,

> >

> > Have you done both the capsule LDN and the Transdermal(TD)? Are

> you seeing your Crohn's symptoms get better with the TD

application?

> If you've done both the capsule LDN and the TD LDN which works best

> or are they the same? This is interesting because all the folks on

> my forum and GoodShape's forum that tried TD LDN for their MS got

> symptom improvement but no halt in disease progression, that's why

I

> stopped suggesting TD LDN for MS.

> >

> > Your feedback would be helpful especially for those with Crohn's

> and possibly IBS. What mg of LDN do you take?

> >

> >

> >

>

> Yes, I've done both. They seem equal as to effect.

> I began, last April, on TD as part of the first study and stayed on

> it until around Oct.

> The only reason I'm on oral now, is $$'s; finding out that many of

> you order from mex.

> I take 4.5 mg

>