Re: low dose naltrexone and liver function

[Guest guest]

hello i am still trying to figure out what ldn thru me for such a loop.

it seems to have really set me back. since taking it i still suffer

migraines nausea dizziness fatigue more than before i started it. does

this have to do with my liver's inability to process meds? i 1st

developed the nausea dizziness - but not the migraines - after 3 years

of taking minocin to treat rheumatoid arthritis (RA). it put RA into

remission but then i got very bad nausea dizziness fatigue. so bad i had

to quit work. then i stopped mino and RA came back hard. i assumed this

was due to candida but maybe something else is going on. maybe it got my

liver bunged up b/c ldn has done same thing to me and now my tolerance

of sulfur foods is worse than before ldn. can someone explain this to

me? i've looked at section in andy's book but don't understand the liver

pathways and drug and sulfur foods relationships. thinking i need to get

liver detox profile done. will this help me to determine what's working

and what doesn't and which foods/supplmts/meds to take and which to

avoid? i went to see a naturopath last week to ask re ordering the test

and he wants me to do a bunch of his own tests 1st which i don't think

will be useful to me and i therefore don't want to pay the $1000 to do

them!! i'm in kelowna BC. maybe i should drive to Wa to see julie?

anyone here a patient of hers? if so can you tell me re your experience?

thanks

monique

Hello,

I used ldn 4.5 mg for almost 4 years. I stopped

with it a year ago. I think it rises the endorfine-level;

I felt 1/2 year sometimes miraculous better then before.

It was my beginning/experienc

e of thinking " you can do a lot

about your health " (in my case m.s.). I think every problem

(everything; endorfine-level too) is because of the mercury.

So that's why I stopped with it. I just try to get the mercury

out of my body. I do fine till now (almost 1 year amalgam-free

and using the Cutler-protocol).

Simon

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

I think you better can do your askings

at the lowdosenaltraxone group/site.

I have been there for many years in the past.

I personally hadn't a bad experience with ldn.

Simon

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> To: frequent-dose-chelation

> From: moniquesauve@...

> Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 17:01:21 -0700

> Subject: Re: low dose naltrexone and liver function

>

>

> hello i am still trying to figure out what ldn thru me for such a loop.

> it seems to have really set me back. since taking it i still suffer

> migraines nausea dizziness fatigue more than before i started it. does

> this have to do with my liver's inability to process meds? i 1st

> developed the nausea dizziness - but not the migraines - after 3 years

> of taking minocin to treat rheumatoid arthritis (RA). it put RA into

> remission but then i got very bad nausea dizziness fatigue. so bad i had

> to quit work. then i stopped mino and RA came back hard. i assumed this

> was due to candida but maybe something else is going on. maybe it got my

> liver bunged up b/c ldn has done same thing to me and now my tolerance

> of sulfur foods is worse than before ldn. can someone explain this to

> me? i've looked at section in andy's book but don't understand the liver

> pathways and drug and sulfur foods relationships. thinking i need to get

> liver detox profile done. will this help me to determine what's working

> and what doesn't and which foods/supplmts/meds to take and which to

> avoid? i went to see a naturopath last week to ask re ordering the test

> and he wants me to do a bunch of his own tests 1st which i don't think

> will be useful to me and i therefore don't want to pay the $1000 to do

> them!! i'm in kelowna BC. maybe i should drive to Wa to see julie?

> anyone here a patient of hers? if so can you tell me re your experience?

>

> thanks

> monique

>

> Hello,

>

> I used ldn 4.5 mg for almost 4 years. I stopped

> with it a year ago. I think it rises the endorfine-level;

> I felt 1/2 year sometimes miraculous better then before.

> It was my beginning/experienc

> e of thinking " you can do a lot

> about your health " (in my case m.s.). I think every problem

> (everything; endorfine-level too) is because of the mercury.

> So that's why I stopped with it. I just try to get the mercury

> out of my body. I do fine till now (almost 1 year amalgam-free

> and using the Cutler-protocol).

>

> Simon

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi MOnica,

I find the nausea, dizziness, is due to gallbladder and low

bile flow. My stools are currently very pale , a sign of

low bile production.The dizziness happens because things get

backed up in my stomach , I find relaxing and making sure I get

a few burps out of me stops the dizziness totally.

I had a crisis last week with nausea and no appetite

and exhaustion. I added phosphatidylcholine two to three

capsules each meal to my lecithin with each meal. MY appetite

was back in two days.. I am now doing a round and am just

looking into anything else to increase my bile flow as it

looks that I still need more help.

Nanci.

>

> hello i am still trying to figure out what ldn thru me for such a

loop.

> it seems to have really set me back. since taking it i still suffer

> migraines nausea dizziness fatigue more than before i started it.

does

> this have to do with my liver's inability to process meds? i 1st

> developed the nausea dizziness - but not the migraines - after 3

years

> of taking minocin