low dose naltrexone

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Hi Arild

I already take Naltrexone [150-200mg per day] to help with priritis -

so it would be great to think that it is also helping in other ways too!

Kym UK [psc Feb 06]

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> Hi Arild

>

> I already take Naltrexone [150-200mg per day] to help with

priritis -

> so it would be great to think that it is also helping in other ways

too!

>

> Kym UK [psc Feb 06]

Hi Kym

I didn`t get much response of this subject. But anyway I will try

this medicine. I am seeing my doctor in a couple of days and will

ask him to write the papers needed to get this medicine. It is

suggested that one is to take 4.5mg daily.

" Autoimmune diseases. Within the group of patients who presented with

an autoimmune disease (see above list), none have failed to respond

to LDN; all have experienced a halt in progression of their illness.

In many patients there was a marked remission in signs and symptoms

of the disease. The greatest number of patients within the autoimmune

group are people with multiple sclerosis, of whom there are now some

400 in Dr. Bihari's practice. Less than 1% of these patients has ever

experienced a fresh attack of MS while they maintained their regular

LDN nightly therapy. "

http://www.lowdosenaltrexone.org/index.htm

I found the information in this link so interesting so I just have to

try it. There is nothing else that is offered to me that helps, so

why not try it?

Arild UC and PSC

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is anyone using this or tried it?

http://www.lowdosenaltrexone.org/ldn_latest_news.htm

thanks,

marg