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provides direct kill power on various pathogens while having similar effects

as LDN on the immune system. kills excess candida (where candida can limit

effect of LDN) and other fungus (like toenail - systemically: cleared mine

completely). keeping down viral/bacterial/etc loads takes a load off the

bodies regular systems... wouldn't that be a good thing? esp when the

regular systems are dysfunctional and in the process of being corrected by

LDN?

yes, sites that claim research debunks CS as placebo effect are either liars

with some agenda or their research was somehow flawed leaving them deluded

by erroneous conclusions based on their inadequacy. probably from not using

enough often enough, which is the usual reason it doesn't work. commercial

CS products are pricey, and usually recommend ineffectual amounts for things

like chronic viral problems.

many thousands of happy CS users know it works.

wouldn't it be nice to not have any more gum disease, colds, flu, or herpes

outbreaks? and survive drug resistant syphilis?

i always forget to mention D-mannose for UTI's but zahavi is alwys there for

that. in that case case, either or both... whatever is available. i don't

have UTI's so i haven't tried D-mannose.

i'm a painter/paperhanger/carpenter/electrical/mechanical kind of guy, not a

research scientist. but i know what saved my ass in a timely manner and has

kept me well for 4 years.

> Re: [low dose naltrexone] LDN

>

> Current time: Friday, 2010/05/21, 21:03

>

> Hello bob,

> Well I am convinced then. I suppose all those sites

> that have researched it and found it to have no clinical

> effect whatsoever aside from placebo, if any at all, are

> plainly deluded.

> Can you tell me why you say it is a great adjunct with

> LDN..what precisely makes that so?

> --

> Best regards,

>

>

> Friday, May 21, 2010, 6:45:03 PM, you wrote:

>

>

>

> many have had success w/ CSilver against UTI's. you pee and

> poop it out within a few hours of drinking it, so having a

> shotglass every few hours keeps it going through the uriinary

> tract, and does much liike LDN on the immune system. you can

> douche with it too. great adjunct with LDN.

>

>

>

>

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>

>

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NO!!!!!LDN is low doses of the synthetic drug, naltrexone (NTX), an opioid antagonist.Oxycontin is the brand name of an opiate derived pain killer. It is an opioid agonist.May be you meant oxytocin, a hormone and neurotransmitter. If so LDN is not that either. Ellen, why do you ask? Has someone suggested to you that LDN is an opiate pain killer?JackieFrom: maryellenmu@... <maryellenmu@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] ldnlow dose naltrexone Date: Sunday,

May 23, 2010, 2:28 PMIs ldn the same as oxycotin (spellling)------------------------------------

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My Mom with Crohn's did the same thing -- TWICE. The first time, she forgot to

take it with her, and had to drive back from Oklahoma in a diaper. The second

time, she was in the hospital and they did not allow anything that they did not

prescribe. Apparently they would rather clean her up than keep her healthy! She

will never do without it again either. Lesson learned.

Francie

http://LDN-for-MS.com

>

> Recently, I was out of town for a few days, WITHOUT my LDN and no where to

have it re-filled!

> I was miserable, all crohns symptoms came back full force, not to mention that

cloudy, gloomy, no energy feeling.

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oxycontin is the narcotic rush limbaugh was(?) addicted to and buying illegally from his housekeepr or something like that... a very popular drug habit these days among the middle and upper classes. heroin is actually cheaper unless you get arrested, robbed, or killed in the process of getting it.

totally incompatible with LDN.

LDN will block the effects of oxycontin or other narcotics if used for pain relief.

if addicted already, LDN will cause instant withdrawal which can be miserable at the least.

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of carcinoidwarriorSent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 3:47 PMlow dose naltrexone ; maryellenmu@...Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] ldn

NO!!!!!

LDN is low doses of the synthetic drug, naltrexone (NTX), an opioid antagonist.

Oxycontin is the brand name of an opiate derived pain killer. It is an opioid agonist.

May be you meant oxytocin, a hormone and neurotransmitter. If so LDN is not that either.

Ellen, why do you ask? Has someone suggested to you that LDN is an opiate pain killer?

Jackie

From: maryellenmu@... <maryellenmu@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] ldnlow dose naltrexone Date: Sunday, May 23, 2010, 2:28 PM

Is ldn the same as oxycotin (spellling)------------------------------------

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Subject: LDNcontact@...

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Turkey's first'm LDN

 

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is the site of IBD patients.There are about ldn.

 

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Ldn helps crohn

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Treating Crohn's Disease With Low Dose Naltrexone

http://www.webspawner.com/users/ldnforcrohns/index.html

Crohn's/yeast/LDN/etc. protocol of Dr. McCandless'

http://preview.tinyurl.com/l68wbk

Group for those with Crohn's disease & LDN

LDNandIBD/

>

> Ldn helps crohn

>

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Hi ,

4.5mg is the dosage most people try to get to if they can, so you're OK

there. The main aim of LDN is to slow or stop progression and any

symptom improvement is a bonus. Especially with a disease like ALS it

can take months to begin to see any affects.

Quinn wrote:

I was recently diagnosed with ALS. What I like to know is what is the regular dosage of LDN. I started with one capsule 1.5 every night. Now I am taking 3 capsules every night. I am seeing a doctor the is prescribing the LDN. However I am not seeing the improvement. Does it take time to be in your system.

Canezaro

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No problem with novacaine as it's not an opiate. Furthermore,

your podiatrist might not even use a pain killer. I had mine recently

removed without any pain killer. He just cut both sides out in a

flash without a bit of pain.

kaaren white wrote:

> *I am going to have an ingrown toe nail removed by a podiatrist...and

> I think he will numb the area with novacaine? can I continue my LDN as

> usual, or should I stop*

> *any help would be greatly appreciated.*

> *kaaren white*

>

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Hi ,

You replied to me personally, but I think you meant to send it to the whole

list, so I'm replying to the whole list so you can get help from the UK

folks on how to obtain your LDN privately.

--

>Hi Vicky. I am so glad the LDN is working for you!

> have had FIBROMYALGIA for over 25 years and have constant flare ups as

> soon as I remotely excert myself. I get so frustrated as I used to be so

> active, but pay the price for everything now!

>

>I live in the UK, and I think this is a USA site, but as I'm a newbie, I

>wondered if you or anyone else with Fibro could advise me on which LDN to

>use, filler/dose etc. Mt doctor doesn't prescribe ANYTHING for me, so I'd

>have to get it privately!

>

>Thanks,

>Love .

>FIBROMYALGIA for 25 yrs.

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

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Hi ,

If you get a prescription for LDN privately in the UK, the

prescribing Dr will be able to advise what dose you should be on. Personally I

would suggest starting at 2mg for two weeks and increasing it to 2.5mg for two

weeks and then 3mg. If you’re still doing well on 3mg then you can try

increasing it by 0.5mg every two weeks until you reach what many consider to be

the optimal dose ie 4.5mg.

I don’t know if you have found a prescribing LDN Dr in the UK,

you can always contact LDN Research Trust to see if there is one near you contact@....

Failing this, you can try E-Med to obtain a prescription. I get mine from Dr

Bob Lawrence but I don’t know if he’s taking on any more new patients at the

moment.

Hope this helps.

Jayne Crocker

Chairperson

www.LDNNow.com

Important! Please sign our LDN petition to the

European Parliament by clicking here

tel: +44 (0) 7877 492 669

Dr Steele MBE, talking about LDN

LDNNow are a political/pressure group of individuals dedicated

to getting Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) accepted into modern medicine and trialled

for the myriad of uses it shows benefit for.

..

From: low dose naltrexone

[mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Baker

Sent: 03 August 2010 14:11

KAREN HANNAFORD; low dose naltrexone

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN

>I live in the UK, and I think this is a USA

site, but as I'm a newbie, I

>wondered if you or anyone else with Fibro could advise me on which LDN to

>use, filler/dose etc. Mt doctor doesn't prescribe ANYTHING for me, so I'd

>have to get it privately!

>

>Thanks,

>Love .

>FIBROMYALGIA for 25 yrs.

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

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,

Here are the details of the LDN research Trust who may also be able to give you contacts for prescribing Dr's, you will be writing to Elesgood, she is extremely helpful and runs the LDN charity. http://www.ldnresearchtrust.org/ Here you can make contact with her. I believe they have good success with LDN and your condition......

The main supplier of LDN for much of the UK via the scripts is -

Dicksons Chemist33 ArcadeRutherglenGlasgow, G73 2LSPhone: 0141-531-4124

Dickson's could tell you if there is a GP near you who prescribes.

There is also Dr Bob Lawrence in Wales who does private appointments - contact information tel:

01206 505444 and web site http://www.msrc.co.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=show & pageid=2207 & CFID=8705061 & CFTOKEN=21567421

Then of course the e-doctor contact - http://www.e-med.co.uk/ this one is based in London I think, which may be helpful for you......

Dr Tom Gilhooly in Glasgow - 08000 27 49 69.

You can of course also buy from River Pharmacy etc, which we can discuss if needs must!

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Have you checked The Institute head quartered in Richmond VA? www.thecolemaninstitute.com ---I will see Dr tomorrow and will ask him if he knows of anyone. Institute has a branch in San Francisco. God bless you--we found out about LDN through a link on The Institute's newsletter which we received because a family member had received the naltrexone implant [which, by the way, was miraculous]. [low dose naltrexone] LDN

hi i am trying to find a

place where my husband can get a naltrexone implant in the strate of Washington, near Seattle if possible. Any ideas where to look/ Thank you, hi i am trying to find a place where my husband can get a naltrexone implant in the strate of Washington, near Seattle if possible. Any ideas where to look/ Thank you,

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if it is an implant, how do you control how much naltrexone you are getting in any one day?On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 5:49 PM, Jeff Hill <jhill422000@...> wrote:

hi i am trying to find a place where my husband can get a naltrexone implant in the strate of Washington, near Seattle if possible. Any ideas where to look/ Thank you,

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I don't think this person is actually looking for low doseOn Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 6:51 PM, Lauri Goodwin <lauri.goodwin@...> wrote:

if it is an implant, how do you control how much naltrexone you are getting in any one day?On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 5:49 PM, Jeff Hill <jhill422000@...> wrote:

hi i am trying to find a place where my husband can get a naltrexone implant in the strate of Washington, near Seattle if possible. Any ideas where to look/ Thank you,

[Guest guest]

LDN is an oral drug, what do you mean "implant" for what reason?SterlingFrom: Jeff Hill <jhill422000@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] LDNlow dose naltrexone Date: Wednesday, October 13, 2010, 2:49 PM hi i am trying to find a place where my husband can get a naltrexone implant in the strate of Washington, near Seattle if possible. Any ideas where to look/ Thank you,

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Implant?

>

> hi i am trying to find a place where my husband can get a naltrexone implant

in

> the strate of Washington, near Seattle if possible. Any ideas where to look/

> Thank you,

>

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Naltrexone is used as an implant in the abdomen that is a slow release over 2-3 months. It blocks the receptors of the brain to opioids and "buys" clean time for those who have detoxed from heroin, methadone, siboxone and other addictive substances that are used in "treatment". It is truly miraculous in this way. Because a family member received with the implant through The Institute, we receiving their email/newsletter and learned 2 months ago about LDN in the treatment for

autism. Now our 8 year old grandson is GF/CF/SF and on LDN and off all

other meds. We are so grateful and want of course to spread the word about Low Dose Naltrexone. We also know of the miraculous benefits of Naltrexone in the higher doses for substance abuse detox and recovery. Dr is opening a clinic in Seatlle Nov 1 with Dr Mike Rosenfield. That must be about 7 locations throughout the country and growing. [low dose naltrexone] Re: LDN

Implant?

>

> hi i am trying to find a place where my husband can get a naltrexone implant in

> the strate of Washington, near Seattle if possible. Any ideas where to look/

> Thank you,

>

[Guest guest]

This Implant is probably for someone with an addiction who will be using

naltrexone multiple times per day. Sometimes addicts get us confused with their

treatment.

, LDN user 7 yrs

======================

> >

> > hi i am trying to find a place where my husband can get a naltrexone implant

in

> > the strate of Washington, near Seattle if possible. Any ideas where to look/

> > Thank you,

> >

>

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Bravo Trish!

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You can miss a night or 2 ,but then buil dit up slowly.

Check your liver ,almost every one with cancer has bad

functioning liver.

Here you can read about the connection liver and

candida,which is related to cancer

http://www.candidamd.com/candida/insomnia.html

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I have cancer, I taKe LDN and my liver function is perfectly fine.....

Celia

You can miss a night or 2 ,but then buil dit up slowly.

Check your liver ,almost every one with cancer has bad functioning liver.

Here you can read about the connection liver and candida,which is related to cancer

http://www.candidamd.com/candida/insomnia.html

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Can anyone tell me what the connection is with stopping LDN when having

dental work done?

Thanks

Gail

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ah, Chuck maybe it is time to share my experience too.

for M.S., thyroid, and probable Asperger's --

I had started at the 1.5 mg with no noticeable effect

Upped it to 3.0 after 16 days

Seemingly mixed results, re energy & mood,

then (I think) a month later I woke up with major dizziness -- which turned out to be more the kind of not knowing I was dizzy until I lost my balance.

I also am very tight, but possibly from missing needed magnesium & glucosamine? plus major stress of required downsizing of 'stuff'...

That didn't help my balance at all.

An O.T. is trying to help the tightness and thus the balance. (along with chiropractic and osteopathy)

I had NEVER had an MS exacerbation in the 31 years since diagnosis.

Scared, I went off the LDN, at least until 'restabilizing'.....

have been thinking of restarting at the 1.5 and maybe staying there

then while off the LDN, (or maybe longer term?) I got my first UTI -- which I was willing to submit to drug cipro to handle, against better judgment as my homeopath felt he could handle, but again I was scared....

I have a history of getting side effects to drugs when most do not....

The holistic treatment I had been following had kept my kind of MS from much progression, I think. until this past year of major stress & routine disruption anyway

I wondered whether the LDN triggered symptoms.

Long ago a doc had suspected adrenal exhaustion, and this past year wouldn't have helped that!

and I am pretty sure candida is a factor... I have Rx nystatin powder, but keep forgetting it...

so answering my own question, I probably should have handled the adrenals & candida first.... and drunk more water

and if I probably won't, exhausted as I am, with required 'helpers' often here, and 10 meals a week coming via Meals on Wheels

maybe the LDN at 1.5 does no harm and might possibly help -- at least until strong enough to do better?? maybe?

-- sorry that my editing may have made this no longer 'flow'

From: Chuck

Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 10:15 PM

low dose naltrexone

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] LDN

Hi, I blew my horn too soon. I took 2mg for two nights then took 4.5mg the third night with no side effects, then on the following night I took 4.5mg again and ended up with a good dose of vertigo, like being drunk. The next day I was on the floor and when I got up, more vertigo. So, think tonight that I should not take anymore LDN. What do you think?I also want to start my DCA very soon, but thought I should wait on that too.Chuck

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Asperger is low cortisol which correlate with adrenal

fatigue.

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Healthday/story?id=7242537 & page=1

the dizziness is also from low cortisol.or you go down with ld

nor you treat adrenal.

Never treat uti with antibiotics.it makes it only chronic.

Looks at D-mannose

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