Re: To , Low Dose Naltrexone

[Guest guest]

I am taking low dose naltrexone (LDN) and member of LDN group. you can

email Crystal owner of LDN group . She has list of doctors who prescribe

naltrexone. Tell her that

you are not on LDN group and email you to your mail account.

her email  address is:

angelindisguise67@...

 

hope this helps.

soheila

 

 

From: Ana Andrescu <anaandrescu@...>

Subject: Re: rheumatic Low Dose Naltrexone

rheumatic

Date: Saturday, July 4, 2009, 8:56 PM

Hello Group,

does anyone know of a doctor that prescribes LDN in Tucson, Arizona?

thank you,

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From: vinnylid <vinnylid (DOT) com>

rheumatic@grou ps.com

Sent: Saturday, July 4, 2009 9:30:11 AM

Subject: rheumatic Low Dose Naltrexone

LDN is not considered a stand alone treatment and is not a short term pain

reliever. It is used to enhance our immune system to help fight the disease. If

we are fighting a " cell wall deficient Mycoplasma bacteria " then it is important

to have the infection under control before starting LDN. My Psoriatic Arthritis

attack started in Dec, 2007 and I started 100mg twice daily Minocycline in June,

2008. I also used 50mg of Diclofenac daily. With my pain and symtoms under

control, I started working on immune side of my disease by also adding LDN to my

treatment on Feb 24, 2009. Since that time I have been reducing the amount of

Minocycline I use to the point that I have been off it for 3 weeks and only use

Diclofenac occasionally to treat a specific pain issue. I buy 50mg Naltrexone

pills and dilute one 50mg pill in 50ml of water and take 4.5ml every night a

9pm. After some initial sleep disruption from LDN, I now sleep better than I had

previously. I also

take natural antibiotics herbs and digestive enzymes.

vinnylid