RE: [lowdosenaltrexone] Legs

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Hi ,

As you know, many with MS tolerate 3mg better than 4.5mg because of the

symptoms you're experiencing. Many do tolerate 4.5mg but if I was you, I'd

skip LDN tonight and then start tomorrow at 3mg.

What I've learnt is really, LDN is nothing more than an instrument to evoke

the opioids and receptors, and these opioids/receptors are what is really

doing the good things, so with this mind, depending on the person, less can

be more. So don't be afraid to go down.

If day time dosing suits you better than night time dosing, then stick to

that. I am sharing with you an extract from Dr Zagon about the time of

dosing and how the night time dosing protocol came about:-

LDN needs to be taken in the evening. I told Bihari this because I reasoned

that for 4-6 hr the patient would be without endorphins that would work (the

naltrexone would interfere with function in making one feel good). So I

advised him to take this in the evening and sleep through the possible

uncomfortable feeling of endorphin deprivation. This led to a story about

circadian rhythm as the reason. Nonsense, the endorphins - and especially

OGF (met-enkephalin) does not have a circadian rhythm. And people who took

my advice and used it in the morning found out that they did just as well.

Another myth was the fact that LDN raises your immunity. Nonsense again. LDN

- and OGF - are natural immunosuppressants. And if LDN was stimulating the

immune system it would wreck havoc on autoimmune diseases (e.g., Multiple

Sclerosis).

So it appears you're doing everything right but perhaps for you, 4.5mg is

too high. Hope this helps.

Jayne Crocker

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Sent: 19 May 2011 10:58

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Subject: [lowdosenaltrexone] Legs

Any help greatly appreciated

On 4.5mg early morning dose [not night as sleep deprivation]

Legs suffer from continual RLS [restless legs syndrome] and Pins-and-Needles

Just driving me crazy

Thanks in advance

Regards//MS/PPMS