Re: Warning! Those who take LDN other than between 9pm & 3am

[Guest guest]

I'm wondering if you can take LDN twice a day. In the morning for more symptom relief and at night for the disease progression?

[Guest guest]

Thankyou for the reply, !

[Guest guest]

>

> I'm wondering if you can take LDN twice a day. In the morning for more

> symptom relief and at night for the disease progression?

>

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No, you'd be blocking endorphins too long and that would cause disease

progression.

[Guest guest]

You CAN do WHATEVER YOU LIKE....

but if you want it to work, the best possible way, you'll follow the Protocol already WELL established.

I take my LDN, 99% of the time, between 1230AM and 1AM; night after night

It's a Long term healing process for me, I'm STILL seeing improvements... last month I just had a major leap, all my untouched and remaining symptoms suddenly disappeared. I'm even walking fast for short periods now and hope to be jogging and/or running by summer. My neck/shoulder/skin reaction to cold weather suddenly stopped after 4 long and torture filled winters of dealing with it.

My chiropractors even noticed the change.

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Warning! Those who take LDN other than between 9pm & 3am

I'm wondering if you can take LDN twice a day. In the morning for more symptom relief and at night for the disease progression?

[Guest guest]

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

wrote:

>

> You CAN do WHATEVER YOU LIKE....

>

> but if you want it to work, the best possible way, you'll follow

the Protocol already WELL established.

>

>

>

> I take my LDN, 99% of the time, between 1230AM and 1AM; night after

night

>

> It's a Long term healing process for me, I'm STILL seeing

improvements... last month I just had a major leap, all my untouched

and remaining symptoms suddenly disappeared. I'm even walking fast

for short periods now and hope to be jogging and/or running by

summer. My neck/shoulder/skin reaction to cold weather suddenly

stopped after 4 long and torture filled winters of dealing with it.

>

> My chiropractors even noticed the change.

>

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That's wonderful, Larry. News like this is very encouraging for all

of us. May you continue to improve.

Artie