Re: OT: Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) info?

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information on both these sites

Autism_LDN/ and

low dose naltrexone/

My young adult daughter has used hte cream form for 3+y now w no adverse

effects.

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> Do you have any first-hand information about using Low Dose Nlatrexone? Did

you tried for you or with your kids? A friend of mine, who has CFS/

fibromyalgia, is searching for credible testimonies; she's worried about side

effects, etc.

> Thanks in advance,

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> M.

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Thanks, !

[ ] Re: OT: Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) info?

information on both these sites

Autism_LDN/ and

low dose naltrexone/

My young adult daughter has used hte cream form for 3+y now w no adverse

effects.

>

> Do you have any first-hand information about using Low Dose Nlatrexone? Did

you tried for you or with your kids? A friend of mine, who has CFS/

fibromyalgia, is searching for credible testimonies; she's worried about side

effects, etc.

> Thanks in advance,

>

> M.

>

>

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We used it on our twin 9 year olds for almost 7 months. After a bumpy start

(aggression, anger, rashes etc...) it seemed we were getting a calming effect. I

began to notice one of my son's speech patterns was changing- not for the

better. began putting an exaggerated vowel sound at the end of words eg. " no "

became " no-uh " It was really becoming a problem. After about 6 months we saw

some aggression and frustrations increase so I decided to pull them off of the

LDN to see if any thing changed due to that. Within 2 days my son's speech went

back to his regular speech patterns. Very strange. I am not sure we really saw

any great thing from LDN. There are a lot of competing medical views on how to

use it. Dr. McCandless insists on staying at a very low dose while our DAN

wanted us to gradually move up to a very high dose. We are no longer using it

and do not plan to go back and revisit. I am not convinced or unconvinced. Like

most protocols it is different for everyone.