Re: LDN turns clock back? and ON question

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I can't find the message anymore but I did save it here is what Kiki

wrote once:

From: noclue915@a...

Date: Sat Feb 7, 2004 10:53 pm

Subject: Is LDN a Hoax?

Dan, I am a patient of Dr. Bihari. I thought he may be a quack so I

had to see for myself. He is not and this is what he told me.....

1. I would maybe and probably only regain what I had lost in the

past 3 months.

He was correct.

2. The LDN should make me sleep better being I had not slept in 8

yrs.

He was correct after a dose adjustment at my 6 month visit

3. It is not a cure, but it should stop the progression.

So far 8 months later, no progression .

4. It is not the LDN making me feel better and more energetic, it is

my own endorphins.

From friends in my MS group who have started the LDN ( because they

have seen how much better I appear) I have observed a few things.(5

of us including myself)

1. Everyone feels more energetic

2.The ones on Copaxone seem to have taken longer to see any

improvement and what they have seen is subtle but they have noticed

less fatigue.

3. RR seems to see more improvement,probably because they are less

damaged.

I know that some of us have had great improvements, others none,

others small subtle ones, but most of us are hoping the progression

ends and anything else is a perk.

Hope this helps somewhat. Kiki

Dr Bihari this a while back. He told me that 3mg works for 85% of

people with MS. He said that it is better to take 4.5mg incase you

are one of the 15%. So if 3mg is not working ... 4.5mg should.

All the Best

-- In low dose naltrexone , " cinders57a "

<allentownusa@h...> wrote:

> Wow, did Dr. B. really say " that LDN can turn the clock back about

3

> months " !?! Is that true?

>

> I just started LDN. (Friday nite will be 1 week for me) If it

turns

> the clock back 3 months, that would be before I ever knew I had

MS. Would love to hear from you.