Re:LDN:TIME OF ASSUMPTION IN THE ITALIAN EXPERIMENTATION

[Guest guest]

My wife uses LDN and follows the instructions of Dr Bahrie and takes it at bedtime. I do find it worrying that a trial is conducted not following the inventors recommendations, however the German trial used morning administration and that found in favour of LDN so maybe it is not an important issue. However insomnia seems in most cases to be a low percentage of people for a short time, why mess with the inventors protocol for no reason, unless of course someone is trying to prove LDN does not work for the benefit of vested interests.

[Guest guest]

Because sometimes, some people, question everything. This is why

someone took a kite, stuck a key on the end, and flew it in the middle

of a lightening storm. And thank goodness for such folks!!

If I had the means, I would play with LDN so much, with so many

different trials, it would make ones head swim.....LOL. We already

know the effects of it one way, now maybe lets find some different

ways to get the same effect.

OF course, tried and true is always safe,(and for some, best) but

those that go out and about are the ones that started it all to begin

with. Please don't forget that.

Saundra

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> My wife uses LDN and follows the instructions of Dr Bahrie and takes

it at bedtime. I do find it worrying that a trial is conducted not

following the inventors recommendations, however the German trial used

morning administration and that found in favour of LDN so maybe it is

not an important issue. However insomnia seems in most cases to be a

low percentage of people for a short time, why mess with the inventors

protocol for no reason, unless of course someone is trying to prove

LDN does not work for the benefit of vested interests.

>

[Guest guest]

And also, Saundra Renz

Earth, protect her for she is our life!!!From: <davidtaylor@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re:LDN:TIME OF ASSUMPTION IN THE ITALIAN EXPERIMENTATIONlow dose naltrexone Date: Tuesday, August 5, 2008, 6:30 AM

My wife uses LDN and follows the instructions of Dr Bahrie and takes it at bedtime. I do find it worrying that a trial is conducted not following the inventors recommendations, however the German trial used morning administration and that found in favour of LDN so maybe it is not an important issue. However insomnia seems in most cases to be a low percentage of people for a short time, why mess with the inventors protocol for no reason, unless of course someone is trying to prove LDN does not work for the benefit of vested interests.

[Guest guest]

The German trial was only for a brief time span and was not a trial

to see if it would halt MS disease progression. It did show in some

people that LDN would help some symptoms but not all trial

participants saw symptom improvement. Probably if the trial had been

done according to the Bihari protocol, even the improved symptom

totals might have been more. No one but Dr. McCandless can seem to

conduct the clinical trials according to the Bihari protocol.

Art

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> My wife uses LDN and follows the instructions of Dr Bahrie and

takes it at bedtime. I do find it worrying that a trial is conducted

not following the inventors recommendations, however the German trial

used morning administration and that found in favour of LDN so maybe

it is not an important issue. However insomnia seems in most cases to

be a low percentage of people for a short time, why mess with the

inventors protocol for no reason, unless of course someone is trying

to prove LDN does not work for the benefit of vested interests.

>

[Guest guest]

That's funny Saundra - I told my husband that if I won the lottery I

would start up a foundation to stuldy LDN but now I also want a

foundation to study nutrition - particulary to support Weston A.

Price's findings.

I believe, unfortunately, that the money is in all the wrong hands.

> If I had the means, I would play with LDN so much, with so many

> different trials, it would make ones head swim.....LOL. We already

> know the effects of it one way, now maybe lets find some different

> ways to get the same effect.