LDN Conference Oct 19th in land

[Guest guest]

Bethesda, MD October 1, 2009 -- International LDN Awareness Week begins when

researchers, physicians and advocates convene on October 19, 2009 at the

National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, MD, for the Fifth Annual Conference

on Low Dose Naltrexone. There is no charge for the conference; participants

register at ProjectLDN.com.

The aim of International LDN Awareness Week is to bring LDN out of the shadows,

so more disease sufferers may benefit from the off-label use of this inexpensive

generic drug.

Thousands of patients worldwide now enjoy improved health due to LDN. Most learn

about it through word of mouth, success stories, Internet research, online

forums, and a growing number of doctors who prescribe it for patients with

autoimmune diseases. The LDN protocol employs approximately 1/10 the dose of

naltrexone, a drug approved in 1984 by the FDA to treat alcoholism and drug

addiction.

For the rest of the story, I copied the above from...

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Yes, some doctors are treating R.A., Lupus, M.S., Dermatomyositis(and

cancer)with LDN (usually

4.5 mg/night). This conference would be well worth attending especially for DM

and its high risk of cancer

-Jim