Re: New group member, placed first order of LDN

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I dont understand why it is such a problem to prescribe LDN? It is after all a pharmaceutical drug so the pharma companies are still making money. Can someone explain?TXL.

[Guest guest]

With the symptoms and problems that you listed, I cannot imagine why you are so

excited to try the LDN. The part about maybe needing a liver transplant really

struck home. Please take some time and watch the video on Dr. Burt Berkson from

the 2009 LDN conference. He is a pioneer with Alpha Lipoic Acid, that you see

recommended here all the time. It is enormous help with the liver especially. We

have had people with hepatitis essentially serio convert to zero virus load with

the use of ALA (and the B vitamins that it needs to do the job.)

While starting the LDN (and you won't be sorry!) do consider starting on ALA as

well, if you have any fear of a weakened liver.

Francie

http://LDN-for-MS.com

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> Hello all,

>

> I am a fairly new member on the group and this is my first post after lurking

and reading for a month or so. I just placed my first order for naltrexone

through River Pharmacy and I am so happy to have finally done it.

>

> I have had autoimmune issues since I was 2 yrs old, I am 44 now. I suffer from

Crohn's, Graves/Hashimoto's thyroid, primary sclerosing cholangitis, and various

skin autoimmune ailments. I have some numbness in my toes which they say may be

the beginnings of MS, as my grandfather died of MS years ago so I am genetically

predisposed. He also had Crohn's and liver problems. I have not undergone the

spinal tap at this point so I do not know if I have MS.

>

> I am hopeful that I may get some relief from LDN. Even if it just took care of

one thing I would be thrilled. I am keeping an open mind about everything and

trying not to have too high of expectations. I will post my experiences as I go

along.

>

.. . . He also said that it would not impact my ability to get on a transplant

list if/when my liver fails. . .

[Guest guest]

My rheumatologist just prescribed LDN for Fibromyalgia and peripheral neuropathy

pain since I have severe allergies to all the conventional medications. My

faithful compounding pharmacist is making it up for me in an allergy-free

formula.

I also take a very low dose of oral Methotrexate weekly for Sjogren's Syndrome

and Niaspan every other night for high cholesterol, both of which can cause

liver toxicity. So far my liver enzymes have stayed in the normal range, except

for a brief toxic reaction to Macrobid several years ago.

sjs

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francie@...Sent: 3/23/2011 12:35:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight TimeSubj: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re:

I am also a new member to the group I have been reading a lot of the post over the last 6 weeks and decided to give LDN a try . I was diagnosed for MS around 13 years ago and was taken Avonex for 12 of those years , I made a decision to stop it 5 months ago , not that it wasn't working it was working, but the anxiety for me taken the shot weekly , pain and side affects just got the best of me . Over the last 5 months I feel weaken and do feel the difference not being on it . I went to my neurologist yesterday , and left there very upset because he would not give me a prescription for LDN , after 13 years of being a patient of his I now feel that I don't have a neurologist any more he said there is nothing more I can do for you , and I have to start all over again. Does anyone know if you must have a neurologist a get a LDN prescription .

Thanking you all in advice

[Guest guest]

Many of us can not get a prescription so we order on line and mix it ourselves. The tablets that we get contain 50 mg naltrexone. Add 1 tablet to 50 ml distilled water and after it has dissolved the filler will settle to the bottom and the liquid is all naltrexone. Therefore 1 ml of the water contains 1 mg naltrexone so that you can adjust the dosage.RiverPharmacy.ca 60 X 50 mg $159.60 + $9.99 shipping = $2.83/pillAlldaychemist.com 50 X 50 mg $84.00+ $25.00 shipping = $2.18/pillUnited Pharmacies 50 X 50 mg $86.85 + $ 7.50 shipping = $1.89/pill Mexican pharm

http://NaltrexoneRx.com.mx 30 X 50 mg $148.00 + $12.00 shipping = 5.33/pillEuroDrugstore.EU 30 X 50 mg $133.00+ $35.00 shipping = $5.60/pillSterlingFrom: AUGUST79R@... <AUGUST79R@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: New group member, placed first order of LDNlow dose naltrexone Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2011, 8:04 PM

francie@...Sent: 3/23/2011 12:35:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight TimeSubj: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re:

I am also a new member to the group I have been reading a lot of the post over the last 6 weeks and decided to give LDN a try . I was diagnosed for MS around 13 years ago and was taken Avonex for 12 of those years , I made a decision to stop it 5 months ago , not that it wasn't working it was working, but the anxiety for me taken the shot weekly , pain and side affects just got the best of me . Over the last 5 months I feel weaken and do feel the difference not being on it . I went to my neurologist yesterday , and left there very upset because he would not give me a prescription for LDN , after 13 years of being a patient of his I now feel that I don't have a neurologist any more he said there is nothing more I can do for you , and I have to start all over again. Does anyone know if you must have a neurologist a get a LDN prescription .

Thanking you all in advice

[Guest guest]

For peripheral

neuropathy you should add alpha lipoic acid plus B-complex.that

is the standard treatment in germany.

Try to google it.

Alpha Lipoic Acid Breakthrough: The Superb Antioxidant That May Slow

Aging, Repair Liver Damage, and Reduce the Risk of Cancer, Heart Disease, and

Diabetes

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How To Obtain Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN)

http://ldn.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=links & action=display & thread=1933

International Antiaging Systems Naltrexone

http://www.antiaging-systems.com/iasstore/acatalog/naltrexone.html

Doctors Who Prescribe LDN

http://www.ldners.org/resources.htm

FIND A DOCTOR

http://www.thecompounder.com/homedoctor.php

Find A Doctor

http://www.ldnscience.org/find-a-doctor

Find a doctor who practices alternative, natural or complementary medicine in

your state!

http://hsibaltimore.com/findadoc/#top

The compounding pharmacy of Low-Dose Naltrexone used by Dr Bihari.

http://www.irmatpharmacy.com/

Skip's Pharmacy, the one many use

http://skipspharmacy.com/ldn.php

All Day Chemist

https://www.alldaychemist.com/415-naltima-50mg-.html

River Pharmacy

http://tinyurl.com/39esok

Naltrexone from Mexico

http://www.naltrexonerx.com.mx/

CVS Pharmacy

http://cvspharmacyshop.net/products/general_health/naltrexone/order/

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> francie@...

> Sent: 3/23/2011 12:35:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time

> Subj: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re:

>

> I am also a new member to the group I have been reading a lot of the post

> over the last 6 weeks and decided to give LDN a try . I was diagnosed for

> MS around 13 years ago and was taken Avonex for 12 of those years , I made

> a decision to stop it 5 months ago , not that it wasn't working it was

> working, but the anxiety for me taken the shot weekly , pain and side

> affects just got the best of me . Over the last 5 months I feel weaken and do

> feel the difference not being on it . I went to my neurologist yesterday ,

> and left there very upset because he would not give me a prescription for

> LDN , after 13 years of being a patient of his I now feel that I don't have

> a neurologist any more he said there is nothing more I can do for you ,

> and I have to start all over again. Does anyone know if you must have a

> neurologist a get a LDN prescription .

> Thanking you all in advice

>