Re: LDN and MS Cognitive/Memory improvement

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Dr Bihari has said that LDN works for all kinds of MS but better on

the relapsing kind. He also said that Ldn can turn the clock back

about 3 months. Which is good for the cyclical MS. This works for

2/3 of the people. The lease LDN does is stop the progression

everything else that's positive is like icing on the cake

> Her main problem, however, is cognitive and losing her memory and

> decision making - she wakes up every morning disorientated - she

also

> lost the right to drive her car because of the cognitive problems.

>

> Does LDN help with this? I'd like to give her good news if it

does,

> she has never heard of LDN, and I cant wait to tell her.

>

> Cheers,

> Friday

[Guest guest]

I know that many of us have commented on feeling less foggy headed, so

hopefully that would translate into something helpful for your friend. I

know my thought processes are better and my memory is better.

(MS)

----- Original Message -----

From: " Friday " <paraschick@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 10:39 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] LDN and MS Cognitive/Memory improvement

> Hi people,

>

> I went through all the old posts, very interesting - but mainly did

> so to try not to repeat a question that's already been answered as

> well. By the way, what ever happened to list member Artisanium?

> What a trippy dude, hehehe

>

> Ok, I have a friend with MS as well who's had bad reactions to the

> CRABS injections. Gets some relief from corticosteroids, but still

> progressing and rem/relapses becoming more frequent.

>

> Her main problem, however, is cognitive and losing her memory and

> decision making - she wakes up every morning disorientated - she also

> lost the right to drive her car because of the cognitive problems.

>

> Does LDN help with this? I'd like to give her good news if it does,

> she has never heard of LDN, and I cant wait to tell her.

>

> Cheers,

> Friday

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