Re: Alcohol and LDN~Art Please Send me that Naltrexonel info!

[Guest guest]

Art, Thanks for that explanation there on LDN and Alcohol....it now

sounds like you have to figure it out for yourself if alcohol isn't a

good choice for you and LDN. I mean it is like not being able to

take certian pain killers. I was even told to stay away from Nyquil

because there is alcohol in it. But I have a wicked sinus infection

right now and I took a partial dose to help me sleep. No ill

affects...but I am very careful.

Please Art send me that info about Naltrexone if you don't mind. I

would like to read it and put it on my site. You are an angel!

Peace and Health! Donna

www.freewebs.com/lovelaugh/

>

> > Hello everyone. I have a website group on suboxone and I had

just

> > finished some research on naltrexone and it was using it to treat

> > alcoholism. If you drink on top of naltrexone alot of the effect

> > from the alcohol will be blocked. Due to the fact that the same

mu

> > receptors that opiates bind to and naltrexone blocks, works the

> same

> > way with alcohol since it's so closely related per chemical

> > bioavailability and stimulate opioid receptor activity.Naltrexone

> > does not appear to alter the absorption or metabolism of alcohol

> and

> > does not have major adverse effects when combined with alcohol.

> Some

> > people, however, have noted increased nausea caused by drinking

and

> > naltrexone combined.It can reduce the effects of alcohol.

> Naltrexone

> > is broken down by the liver but if you know someone on antabuse

for

> > alcoholism please inform them that it can cause liver damage

and/or

> > failure. I have loads of info on naltrexone and it's effects and

if

> > anyone would like it, I would be glad to send it to you.

> >

> > It's great to keep learning information and I had no idea that

> > naltrexone can cause candida to form so abundantly. That can be a

> > severe problem for many women. A question I have is that it's

known

> > that men can have it also after being exposed to their

girlfriend,

> > wife, etc. and the question is that would it cause it to

> proliferate

> > in men? I know some doctors think that men cant get it but

through

> > research I have found loads of information that says otherwise

and

> > many highly respected doctors who do also. Sky

> > >

> >

>

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>

> My understanding is naltrexone doesn't " cause " candida. Already

> having an overgrowth of the yeast renders the LDN ineffective

thereby

> exacerbating the symptoms of whatever is ailing you.

>

> A.

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Art, Thanks for that explanation there on LDN and Alcohol....it now

> sounds like you have to figure it out for yourself if alcohol isn't

a

> good choice for you and LDN. I mean it is like not being able to

> take certian pain killers. I was even told to stay away from

Nyquil

> because there is alcohol in it. But I have a wicked sinus

infection

> right now and I took a partial dose to help me sleep. No ill

> affects...but I am very careful.

>

> Please Art send me that info about Naltrexone if you don't mind. I

> would like to read it and put it on my site. You are an angel!

>

> Peace and Health! Donna

>

> www.freewebs.com/lovelaugh/

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Donna,

Thank you for your kind remarks, and I think you're a sweetheart too,

but you should be directing them towards " sky " ID name

skytayler18. She's the one who posted that info. See message number

42079.

Artie