MS & N-Acetylglucosamine LDN & N-Acetylglucosamine working for me

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Just thought some of you may be interested in this. I read about

this in several places before I discovered the LDN. I have been

taking a combination of high doses os N-Actylglucosamine (Ultimate

Glucosamine) with LDN for about 6 weeks now and have notcied a

remarkaable improvement in endurance, fatigue and spasticity. I also

am taking M-B12 injections, but, really began to notice a difference

when I added the glucosamine to the regime. All glucosamine is not

created equally, so do your research. I find it interesting that a

certain set of diseases; i.e. MS, Crohn, RA, Diabetes all seem to be

affected by similar interventions and all seem to have as there root

genesis inflamatory processes. I have been doing so much reserch and

am beginning to see a pattern which gives me hope for some reversal.

This is just an FYI in case anyone is interested in pursuing their

own research. 2 inhibition also seems to have an impact on the

same set of diseases, however, typical synthetic -2 inhibitors

bring with them their own set of problems, but, aspirin was the

original -2 inhibitor and I have also added 1 a day to my regime.

In studies on mice, Dr. Demetriou and colleagues with the UC

Irvine Center for Immunology found that N-acetylglucosamine (GlcNAc),

which is similar but more effective than the widely available

glucosamine, inhibited the growth and function of abnormal T-cells

that incorrectly direct the immune system to attack specific tissues

in the body, such as brain myelin in MS and insulin-producing cells

of the pancreas in diabetes.

Just another little tidbit from another source:

inhibit the COX-2 enzyme. Those herbs include green tea, ginger,

turmeric, holy basil, chamomile, Chinese goldthread, barberry, Baikal

skullcap, Hu zhang (Japanese knotweed), rosemary, hops, feverfew, and

oregano. A blend of the appropriate extracts of those herbs, if

sufficiently concentrated, may offer substantial relief from

the " fires " of COX-2 inflammation, without the known and unknown side

effects of synthetic drug inhibition. And the even better news is

that when these herbs inhibit the COX-2 enzyme, many of them also

powerfully inhibit platelet aggregation (thus helping to prevent

strokes and heart attacks) and heal ulcers. This is the genius of

nature,