Re: Are you using 'intermittent therapy' with your LDN regime?

[Guest guest]

Bob Lawrence retracted that intermittent idea last June and said DON'T STOP, but it's ok if you miss a day or two in error.

I missed #359, #864 and just the other night, #1003

[low dose naltrexone] Are you using 'intermittent therapy' with your LDN regime?

Just read this from the excellent http://www.msrc.co.uk site. Are the long term users doing this? I did wonder about whether the body could develop tolerance to LDN, though hadn't seen anything on the web. I wonder also whether long term usage of LDN could trigger a more normal, or higher production of endorphins.

[Guest guest]

Hi Larry,

Thanks for the immediate response! Was Bob Lawrence's comments on this

site? Did he give any scientific reason why we should ignore this

advice?

--- In low dose naltrexone , " LarryGC " <larrygc@s...>

wrote:

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> Bob Lawrence retracted that intermittent idea last June and said

DON'T STOP, but it's ok if you miss a day or two in error.

>

[Guest guest]

it was at the LDN Conference last June.

I saved the posts about them on my ezboard and created a shortcut link to them... http://www.larrygc.com/ldnconference

There's also http://www.low dose naltrexone.org/events.htm the audio/video from the conference

Physicians PanelIntroduction: complete audioDr. Bob Lawrence, MRCS, LRCP: complete audio, video excerpt, photo Gluck, MD: complete audio, video excerpt, photoQ & A: complete audio

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Are you using 'intermittent therapy' with your LDN regime?

Hi Larry,Thanks for the immediate response! Was Bob Lawrence's comments on this site? Did he give any scientific reason why we should ignore this advice? >> Bob Lawrence retracted that intermittent idea last June and said DON'T STOP, but it's ok if you miss a day or two in error.>