Re: Re: yeast remedy from threelac

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Not 20 years, but my wife started LDN 8 years after official diagnosis,

13 years after she thinks the symptoms started and has had nearly

miraculous improvements. She's been taking it for 19 months, now.

keith kowalis wrote:

>Jules & everyone else

> I will keep you posted with my results. I did want to

>mention, I also did the ELISA food allergy blood

>tests, and it came back with yeast and dairy as my

>worst delayed immune reactions. I have no problem

>cutting out dairy, and have for years, but the yeast

>thing is killing me. Have you ever eaten a piece of

>bread without yeast or gluten. It's horrible. and no

>beer or wine after 30 years, tough! Thanks for

>responding. I know brenda has mentioned supplements

>she takes to keep the yeast at bay. What do you take?

>Also , I have no bad symptoms from yeast at all. I

>just am trying to get my LDN to work better for me.

>Been on 3 mg for over 2 months with no symptom

>improvement. I know if it stops progression, I would

>be thrilled, but I'm a little concerned about LDN with

>people like me that have had MS for 16 to 20 years.

>When I hear a lot of succcess stories, it seems they

>are from people that have not had the disease that

>long. I remember the old days. That is just part of

>RRMS. If anyone else is listening and has a good

>inspiring story about some good success with LDN after

>20 years of problems, please let me know. I think I'm

>a little down because I talked to my nuerologist

>again, and he gives me LDN, but he pretty much feels

>it's no better than the placebo factor helping certain

>people and not others.. All he says is it won't hurt

>you at all, so pretty much knock yourself out. oh

>well. Thanks again.

>keith

> low dose naltrexone

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>>There are 25 messages in this issue.

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>>Topics in this digest:

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>> 1. LDN and compounding pharmacies

>> From: " bentleyfam26 "

>><mclarke@...>

>> 2. Re: Idebenone

>> From: " mykittypaws "

>><mykittypaws@...>

>> 3. Re: Where to get LDN

>> From: " mykittypaws "

>><mykittypaws@...>

>> 4. Re: Increased Myoclonus

>> From: " Bren " <b63powell@...>

>> 5. Re: LDN for cancer

>> From: " Bren " <b63powell@...>

>> 6. Re: kallawalla

>> From: " towneorcountry1 "

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>> 7. Re: Re: LDN for cancer

>> From: Michele Crozier

>><zookpr56@...>

>> 8. Re: Increased Myoclonus

>> From: " Aletha Wittmann "

>><Aletha@...>

>> 9. Re: Re: kallawalla

>> From: " Aletha Wittmann "

>><Aletha@...>

>> 10. LDN - UK National Institute for Neurology -

>> From: " Iain " <pages@...>

>> 11. Re: Where to get LDN/OT

>> From: " jsgarvin " <jsgarvin@...>

>> 12. Re: Where to get LDN

>> From: annette464@...

>> 13. Re: Re: Where to get LDN

>> From: annette464@...

>> 14. Re: LDN - UK National Institute for

>>Neurology -

>> From: " Aletha Wittmann "

>><Aletha@...>

>> 15. Re: LDN - UK National Institute for

>>Neurology -

>> From: Kathie Arnold

>><randkarnold1@...>

>> 16. Re: Third week on LDN

>> From: Ed Rojewski <edroj2@...>

>> 17. Re: Where to get LDN

>> From: annette464@...

>> 18. Re: Third week on LDN

>> From: " Aletha Wittmann "

>><Aletha@...>

>> 19. Re: Increased Myoclonus

>> From: " ANITA PHILLIPS "

>><hacksawpuf@...>

>> 20. Re: Digest Number 1862

>> From: keith kowalis <wescokk@...>

>> 21. Re: LDN - UK National Institute for

>>Neurology -

>> From: " Ken Nubile "

>><Ken_nubile@...>

>> 22. yeast test

>> From: keith kowalis <wescokk@...>

>> 23. Re: yeast test

>> From: " julespalaia "

>><julespalaia@...>

>> 24. Re: Optic Neuritis

>> From: " julespalaia "

>><julespalaia@...>

>> 25. Re: Increased Myoclonus

>> From: " " <pomsaregreat@...>

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>> Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 14:12:49 -0000

>> From: " bentleyfam26 " <mclarke@...>

>>Subject: LDN and compounding pharmacies

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>>If you're having trouble finding a doctor who will

>>prescribe LDN, you

>>might try calling your local compounding pharmacy.

>>(No one has

>>mentioned this for a while, so I thought I'd mention

>>it again for the

>>newer people who might be having trouble finding an

>>LDN-friendly

>>doctor.)

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>>LDN is made by a compounding pharmacy, not by your

>>corner pharmacy.

>>You can locate your nearest CP in the yellow pages,

>>or by calling your

>>regular pharmacy and asking for the names of the

>>nearest CP.

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>>Call the CP, and ask to speak to the pharmacist.

>>Ask if they have a

>>moment to chat. If they do, ask if they have

>>experience with Low

>>Dose Naltrexone. (Many do, since LDN is used for

>>other things besides

>>MS.) Get a friendly conversation going. Ask what

>>they use for

>>filler, and what dosage they usually compound.

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>>Then, once this nice little chat is underway, you

>>can ask if the

>>pharmacist knows the names of any doctors who

>>prescribe LDN for MS.

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>>I have not yet heard of any Compounding Pharmacist

>>refusing this

>>request. They will NEVER give you a patient's

>>name... but giving out

>>doctors' names just seems to be good business for

>>everyone.

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>>Just a thought.

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>>Maureen (Gazorpa)

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>>Message: 2

>> Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 07:00:11 -0800

>> From: " mykittypaws " <mykittypaws@...>

>>Subject: Re: Idebenone

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>>I take it everyday if i am not mistaken it is just

>>another name for COQ10 and supplies ATP to the

>>mitochondria of the cell membrane acting as a

>>cellular rejuvenator and helps vascular conditions

>>as well. I take 60 mgs a day of QGEL. It can be

>>obtained from Swanson's vitamins. Kathy

>> Re: [low dose naltrexone] Idebenone

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>> In a message dated 2/18/2006 12:59:46 P.M. Pacific

>>Standard Time, akiba@... writes:

>> Hello,

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>> I was wondering if anybody here might have some

>>experience using

>> Idebenone as a supplement. My girlfriend and I

>>are trying to get her

>> supplements together while we wait for our LDN

>>from Medsmex (still

>> haven't ordered it successfully, but we're still

>>trying) and she's

>> started taking DL-Phenylalanine and

>>Benfotiamine. Any experience on

>> this list with Idebenone either with or without

>>these other

>> supplements, or LDN use, specifically for MS? I

>>became curious after

>> reading some promising statements from the

>>following link:

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>> http://internaf.org/ataxia/Idebenone_desc.html

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>> Thanks in advance,

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>> Where do you get it?

>> Thank you

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