I raised my dosage from 4.5 mg

[Guest guest]

Hi

I'm wondering if anyone has tried twice a day dosing for Multiple Sclerosis? I

have been back on LDN for 5 months now. The first time was a couple years ago

for 4 months but I had to change neuros due to insurance requirements and the

new one would not prescribe. So anyway, I found out I could get it online

without a script and started again in Oct. For the first month I had steady

improvements and improvements since in less noticeable areas. I have now pretty

much leveled off and begun having to take caffine supplements such as 5 hour

energy and slim quick to live the life of mom to 4 kids. Dont get me wrong, now

that Im back on it I dont live every single day like a walking zombie all day

its just that I started becoming a walking zombie around 5pm almost every day.

This started in the last few weeks. I dont believe it is a relapse, I just

wonder if it is possible to start taking it more than once a day. Does anyone

know?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I'm glad you've managed to get back on the LDN. I know that you can take it in

the mornings too. What time are you taking it?

If your an evening person like me, the change it for the mornings and see if

that helps!

Also there's a vitamin therapy that Dr. Lawrence recommends! They will help with

your energy levels. It's not expensive either

it's roughly £128 for the year from Zipvits.com. I'm waiting for mine to

arrive!

Take care, (busy Mum of 4 also)

[Guest guest]

Evening person is adrenal fatigue.you can check also

estrogen dominance.

Adrenal

Fatigue: The 21st Century Stress Syndrome

This book is about estrogen dominance,not only menopause

What

Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause : The Breakthrough Book on

Natural Hormone Balance

I am using the Free version of SPAMfighter.SPAMfighter has removed 1982 of my spam emails to date.Do you have a slow PC? Try free scan!

[Guest guest]

, could you please be specific about what vitamin therapy Dr Lawrence

is recommending?

--

At 02:36 AM 2/27/2011, Bourke wrote:

>Hi ,

>

>I'm glad you've managed to get back on the LDN. I know that you can take

>it in the mornings too. What time are you taking it?

>

>If your an evening person like me, the change it for the mornings and see

>if that helps!

>

>Also there's a vitamin therapy that Dr. Lawrence recommends! They will

>help with your energy levels. It's not expensive either

>it's roughly £128 for the year from Zipvits.com. I'm waiting for mine to

>arrive!

>

>Take care, (busy Mum of 4 also) ------------------------------------

>go

>to: low dose naltrexone/join (

>this group, send an email

~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

--A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

On 27/2/11 7:53 PM, " zahavi " <zahavi100@...> wrote:

> Evening person is adrenal fatigue.you can check also estrogen dominance.

Hi Zahavi, I am taking this as saying that if you are a night person rather

than a morning person than it could be that you are suffering from adrenal

fatigue?

I have been a night owl all my life, I have always hated mornings, I could

work late into the night, but could not face getting up early for work, the

idea horrified me.

I did live with a lot of stress for maybe 10 years before the stroke, do you

think that is the reason that I was a night person then? Even now, although

I am always tired, if I do not have to do anything physically active, or,

maybe that I do not have to do well, whilst being physically active, I am

often more wide awake at 11.00pm than 11.00am.

Maree

Melbourne, AUSTRALIA

[Guest guest]

On 1/3/11 6:31 AM, " go_greenie09 " <go_greenie09@...> wrote:

> Interesting!

>

> I was a " night " person for many years and I have bad adrenals. I start to rev

> up and get warm around 9 pm.

>

> Mornings did not exist for me prior to LDN; I would sleep till 11-12 and wake

> up fatigued.

>

> I am a LOT better with mornings since I started LDN!!! I have been also been

> on Cortisol for 3 years.

>

> I still rev up a bit at 9 p.m., but not as much as before. I get up naturally

> at 8-9 a.m. feeling rested.

I do not remember a time when I woke in the morning feeling rested, it has

been more than 14 years since such a time.

For probably the 15 years, before the stroke, I always skipped breakfast and

gradually ate more during the day, so I figured that the extra energy at

night was because, by then, the food that I had eaten latest had begun to

take effect, whereas, in the morning, I had not eaten since maybe 10.00 the

night before, and did not really have anything substantial to eat till more

than 12 hours later, so I was running on empty in the morning.

Now, though, I eat normally during the day, but food does not provide me

with energy, so, it may be that old neurological habits die hard.

You say you have been on Cortisol for 3 years, does that not put weight on?

Maree

Melbourne, AUSTRALIA

[Guest guest]

Maybe a little tummy fat... I'm on a low dose, which we worked to discover in

conjunction with the *right amount* of natural thyroid meds based on T3/T4 and

NOT TSH, which took 20 years for western MDs to get right.

After doing the HCG Diet I have no issues with weight.

<<You say you have been on Cortisol for 3 years, does that not put weight on?

[Guest guest]

my childhood was described by a therapist as a 'prison camp' - torturous

punishments and all... I lived on the nervous edge for 18 years never knowing

what was coming next, so I'm pretty sure that's what did my adrenals in.

<<<Re: I raised my dosage from 4.5 mg

>>>I too, was a night person most of my life and I think my adrenals >>>have

been screwed up most of my life. I think it started with being >>>gluten

intolerant and did not know it most of my life.

>>>