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Hi all, I came across a website from the Vanderbilt Medical Center.

They seem to have all sorts of clinical trials so I thought I'd e-

mail them to mention a possible study for LDN. I will copy and past

my e-mail to them and the response that I received just this morning.

Hi there. Boy, I came upon this website and was

thinking what a great place to broach the topic

of testing something called Low Dose Naltrexone

for MS. There are several of us that have been

taking it for several years with great success

with MS. The website with info is

www.low dose naltrexone.org. So frustrating because

we are all up against a formidible opposition.

Drug companies that are pushing very

expensive " clinically tested " medication. This

medication is injectable which makes it even less

desirable, that and the fact that it is just a

cash cow and nothing more in many peoples

oppinion. At that site you will hear about the

wonderful work that Dr. Bihari has been doing

with it and aids patients. It was quite by chance

that he discovered that it helped with many other

diseases. You see, taking one little pill at

bedtime caused the body to increase endorphins

that then gets the immune system back to its

normal state. I wish I could be more scientific

in my description but I'm just a girl in Chicago

that thanks her lucky stars she found this

medication before she got on that ABCR merry go

round. What is frustrating is the fact that this

medication could be helping so many millions but

no one wants to go out on a limb cuz of course

the drug companies won't do a million dollar plus

study for a medication that will stand to lose so

much for them...sad situation, I say. Please look

into this and write me with any questions you may

have. I can only imagine that whoever decides to

prove this out will go down in history as finding

a potentially life saving, not to mention life re-

affirming protocol for millions of people. Thanks

for listening. Oh and if you sign on to the

e-mail group you will see so many of us with

nothing but positive results with this thing.

Here is the reply I received:

Dear Ms. F,

Thank you for your interest in clinical research at Vanderbilt. I

willforward your message to a neurologist at Vanderbilt who conducts

research in MS. He will contact you if he has information for you or

wishes to discuss your experiences with Naltrexone.

Best wishes.

Yours,

Lynda

Lynda Lane, MS, RN

Senior Associate in Medicine

Clinical Director

Vanderbilt Clinical Trials Center

1500 21st Ave South, Suite 3500

Nashville, TN 37212

www.clinical-trials.vanderbilt.edu