Guest guest Posted August 13, 2009 Report Share Posted August 13, 2009 Thanks, I have just joined that group. This is interesting that LDN modulates the immune system, the more so because one of the biggest trouble I'm going to have with supplements is getting rid of my medicinal mushrooms. They seem to be polysaccarides, or at least one I KNOW is so the others probably are. But without them, I have a viral attack 4-5 days every week which is undoubtedly responsibly for a good deal of my total exhaustion. What kind of side effects have people had from the LDN, always a huge concern of mine? Ah, OK, I'll ditch the boswellia. I'm not at all sure this bunch with ginger and MSM have done me a bit of good. Or maybe without them all I'd need even more pain meds, sigh. Maybe after a bit the turmeric will be OK. I did the fish test last night. DH broiled the fish from our friends, caught un upper British COlumbia in clean clean waters, fish cleaned and flash frozen immediately when getting back to the dock. My friend is a nurse and her theory was that if I had known to be very clean and fresh fish, it would be OK. I had a small piece about 3/4 inch by 3/4 inch. It was not OK. I felt terrible all the rest of the evening, burping, gassy tummy, bloating, gut feeling like it might get pretty active, general malaise, headache, what I call my " sleeping sickness " reaction that puts me to sleep no matter what. Sigh. Oh well, maybe next year I can have fish. I'm not very inclined to try it again any time soon! If I had had two bites I probably would have been sick most of today as well. Hi , LDN is not specifically for pain, although users do report pain relief. It modulates the immune system. Clinical trials are ongoing for LDN and Crohn's and MS. It is used for auto-immune diseases (like bowel diseases). If you are interested in hearing about results you can join this Yahoo Group and read about patients results here http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/lowdosenaltrexone/ By the way, boswellia is considered an illegal on the SCD. I found that out recently as I was taking an herbal anti-inflammatory that contained boswellia extract. That's why I went with the turmeric. The active ingredient in turmeric and ginger is curcumin. Hope this helps Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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