Re:DL-Phenylalanine Articles

[Guest guest]

If you need to move to a lower dose of LDN, you might not respond well to the DLPA since it enhances the LDN’s effects.

I’m no expert, and I’d like to hear from others about this, but here’s my own experience -

I tried 4.5 mg of LDN (I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), an immune system disorder), but my symptoms all got worse at the higher dose. After 10 days of worse symptoms, I went back to the 3 mg and do well at this lower dose.

I’ve now tried DLPA twice, and both times I felt terrible that day. CFS naturally has lots of unpredictable ups and downs, so this might be a coincidence, but it seems logical to me that if I can’t handle a higher dose of LDN, then the DLPA might have that same negative effect for me. I will probably try it once again, when I’m feeling good (I’ve been sick lately).

Anyone else get worse with DLPA supplementation?

Sue

CFS 6 years

LDN for 5 months

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the input! I guess I hadn't thought about it like

that. I had just had someone write to me that it might help with the

depression that I suffered on the higher dosage. But maybe I should

just try the lower dosage and see what happens. I did start taking

Magnesium, as someone recommended that...

thanks again!!

>

> If you need to move to a lower dose of LDN, you might not respond

well to

> the DLPA since it enhances the LDN¹s effects.

>

> I¹m no expert, and I¹d like to hear from others about this, but

here¹s my

> own experience -

>

> I tried 4.5 mg of LDN (I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), an

immune

> system disorder), but my symptoms all got worse at the higher

dose. After

> 10 days of worse symptoms, I went back to the 3 mg and do well at

this lower

> dose.

>

> I¹ve now tried DLPA twice, and both times I felt terrible that

day. CFS

> naturally has lots of unpredictable ups and downs, so this might be

a

> coincidence, but it seems logical to me that if I can¹t handle a

higher dose

> of LDN, then the DLPA might have that same negative effect for me.

I will

> probably try it once again, when I¹m feeling good (I¹ve been sick

lately).

>

> Anyone else get worse with DLPA supplementation?

>

> Sue

>

> CFS 6 years

> LDN for 5 months

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Sue,

There have been some people that have reported that it either did not help, or they did not do well on it.

My best

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re:DL-Phenylalanine Articles

If you need to move to a lower dose of LDN, you might not respond well to the DLPA since it enhances the LDN’s effects. I’m no expert, and I’d like to hear from others about this, but here’s my own experience - I tried 4.5 mg of LDN (I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), an immune system disorder), but my symptoms all got worse at the higher dose. After 10 days of worse symptoms, I went back to the 3 mg and do well at this lower dose.I’ve now tried DLPA twice, and both times I felt terrible that day. CFS naturally has lots of unpredictable ups and downs, so this might be a coincidence, but it seems logical to me that if I can’t handle a higher dose of LDN, then the DLPA might have that same negative effect for me. I will probably try it once again, when I’m feeling good (I’ve been sick lately).Anyone else get worse with DLPA supplementation?Sue CFS 6 yearsLDN for 5 months