Re: cold hands and feet on ldn

[Guest guest]

Cold hands and feet are a sign of a weakened immune system. MS affects our

vascular system as well. Take a quarter teaspoon of cayenne pepper and mix

in a big glass of water. It will help your circulation and lower your

cholesterol. All kinds of good things in addition to giving you energy. The

LDN should eventually warm your feet as that is what happened to me 15

minutes after I took my first dose. Kathy

[low dose naltrexone] cold hands and feet on ldn

> Hi

> One of the symptoms I have noticed since starting ldn is that I have

> colder hands and feet now. I have been on ldn for 3 months.

> I am also on DR Bobs diet plus anti-oxidants.

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> Anyone else get this?

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> Cathal

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[Guest guest]

Yes I received your message. I started on LDN early Jan. 2006 and I also

find my hands colder and my feet colder. Especialty at bed time. My wife

always used yo get close to me to warm up bu she now has to be careful of

the hands and feet. I also have MS. I have seen an improvement

incontinenceproblems since the LDN started. I pick mine up locally from a

compounding pharmacy. My last prescription written by my PCP was for 30

pills which is a months supply.

Ken

[low dose naltrexone] cold hands and feet on ldn

> Hi

> One of the symptoms I have noticed since starting ldn is that I have

> colder hands and feet now. I have been on ldn for 3 months.

> I am also on DR Bobs diet plus anti-oxidants.

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> Anyone else get this?

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> Cathal

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