Re: LDN and autoimmune neutropenia

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ldninfo.org or low dose naltrexone.org will answer all your questions. The drug is very safe, it is considered safe at 300 mg so at 3 mg, no problem. Some sleep problems that usually go away, no chemical dependence, might take some time to achieve the results that you want but stick with it, start and stop although most of us continue to use LDN.SterlingFrom: na Cortes <rosanaccf@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] LDN and autoimmune neutropenialow dose naltrexone Date: Monday, March 7, 2011, 4:22 PM

I´m brasilien, and my english is not very well. I have a neutropenia that the doctors had classified as autoimmune.I´d listen of the use of the LDN for autoimmune treatments .I would like to know about collateral effect, the action of it in the body.

If I start to use, will have I to always take? If I interrupt the treatment, what can happen?It cause chemical dependence?I will be able to have benefits with the use of it

Thanks all

na