avonex

[Guest guest]

I don't think that you can take Avonex with LDN, just like you can't

take Betaseron or Rebif with LDN. it has to do with the action of

both drugs, you will be cancelling out the effects of the LDN. you

can take Copaxone though, the action is different in how it is

supposed to slow down the progression. It is a copolymer not an

interferron.

I think the LDN wbsite address this issue in brtter detail than I can.

[Guest guest]

I just wanted to say that I have tried three of these (Avonex,

Copaxone and Rebif and they all made me worse (Avonex beening the

worst). Never again will I trust these people.

Have now been on LDN for two months with significant improvement. I

thought I was going mad with none of the injections working, but its

good to know I'm not the only one.

>

> About the use of Avonex. My daughter has MS and was on Avonex for

a

> couple of months. It made her symptoms much worse and she stopped

> it. I notice today on another list that Avonex has taken a stock

> market hit because Biogen had to announce it has shown significant

> liver damage in patients taking it, so another reason to look to

> alternative therapies. (my daughter) would want me to let

you

> know how much damage Avonex did to her but because of computer

> problems can't post right now. LDN, Swank Diet, and supplements

are

> bringing about positive results. All you have to do is join one

of

> the lists that is made up of people on Avonex, Rebif, Copaxone,

Beta

> Seron, etc to see how depressing those drugs are and very few have

> improved. The ldn list is very encouraging when looking at

results

> people are getting. Good luck in making your decision, Betty