ANY LONG TERM LDN USERS OUT THERE?

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I consider myself still very new to this group and on the

subject of LDN and would like to know how many of you had good

results and for how long.

I've already been denied by my general practitioner who

referred me to my neurologist. Just went to the neurologist today

giving him the benefit of the doubt but as expected he also would not

go along with this or another med that I've been considering which

I've heard good results from: (4-AP).

So now I'll be checking out an MD that I've located in the area

who is listed in the lef.org site and hope he'll consider looking at

what I've copied off the site. How can you beat 98-99% reduction in

MS relapses? It just doesn't make sense for the medical establishment

to ignore these numbers!

Do really want to know though how well this is for the long

term other than the one person who has been relapse free for 12

years. How many and for how long?

Thanks for you input.

Andre'

[Guest guest]

--- In low dose naltrexone , " ajdion63 " <ajdion63@y...>

wrote:

> How can you beat 98-99% reduction in

> MS relapses? It just doesn't make sense for the medical establishment

> to ignore these numbers!

You're right, it doesn't make sense, if we're talking about true

healers. But they want clinical studies, not just clinical/anecdotal

evidence. Liability could be an issue. And the clinical studies will

never happen. It's pharmaceutical companies who put up the cash. If

they can't get the patent--or if it concerns something like herbs,

that can't BE patented--they can't make money, so why fund the study?

That's one of the reasons I've always tried to avoid pharmaceuticals

and doctors by eating right, exercising and using natural remedies.

We're responsible for our own health.