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> I took my first LDN last night. I have severe psoriasis and

psoriatic

> arthritis. This is the final therapy I'm trying before doing a

> biologic like Embrel. I'll post weekly on how I'm doing on it.

Last

> night I took a melatonin and benadryl and still had difficulty

staying

> asleep. Hopefully the difficulty sleeping will wear off.

>

> Ann

>

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What dosage are you on? For psoriasis it may take the full 4.5mg to

combat the psoriasis. Get plenty of sun on your psoriasis also.

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I'm starting with the 4.5mg so I'm glad to hear that's the amount I

need to my " P " . Sun has always been so good on my skin and I'm glad

it's summertime. I did have a basil cell carcinoma a few years ago

from sun exposure but I think that's because I got burned a lot as a

teen, before I knew better!

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> What dosage are you on? For psoriasis it may take the full 4.5mg to

> combat the psoriasis. Get plenty of sun on your psoriasis also.

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Ann,

What dose did you take? I hope this helps you. Give the no-sleep a few days to disappear. Sometimes I guess you need to lower the dose.

Peg

-- [low dose naltrexone] Just started LDN for my Psoriasis

I took my first LDN last night. I have severe psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. This is the final therapy I'm trying before doing a biologic like Embrel. I'll post weekly on how I'm doing on it. Last night I took a melatonin and benadryl and still had difficulty staying asleep. Hopefully the difficulty sleeping will wear off. Ann

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I have two patches of 'P' on my shins. Occasionally it itches, but I

CAN say that for the most part since starting LDN, the patches are

still there, but the itching and inflammation has decreased

dramatically. Good luck to you, psoriasis is horrible, if it doesnt

hurt, it itches, if it doesnt itch, it hurts. I've gotten so

frustrated with it, I'd sit in the shower and spray extremely hot

water on it to stop the itching, which is probably about the worst

thing you could do. I agree with , hit it full force, dont

lower the dose, stay on 4.5 for awhile, most people have sleep

issues for a while, hang in there.

>

> Ann,

> What dose did you take? I hope this helps you. Give the no-sleep

a few

> days to disappear. Sometimes I guess you need to lower the dose.

> Peg

>

> -- [low dose naltrexone] Just started LDN for my Psoriasis

>

> I took my first LDN last night. I have severe psoriasis and

psoriatic

> arthritis. This is the final therapy I'm trying before doing a

> biologic like Embrel. I'll post weekly on how I'm doing on it.

Last

> night I took a melatonin and benadryl and still had difficulty

staying

> asleep. Hopefully the difficulty sleeping will wear off.

>

> Ann

>

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> I'm starting with the 4.5mg so I'm glad to hear that's the amount I

> need to my " P " . Sun has always been so good on my skin and I'm glad

> it's summertime. I did have a basil cell carcinoma a few years ago

> from sun exposure but I think that's because I got burned a lot as a

> teen, before I knew better!

>

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Since you are prime for developing skin cancer you need Brownwood Acres Red Tart

Cherry Juice Concentrate or their CherryFlex gelcaps.

Good for cancer, has a natural chemotherapy agent.

Brownwood Acres Red Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate.

http://www.brownwoodacres.com/cherry_health3.htm

My mom and grandma are on this for cancer along with their LDN. The combo of

tart cherries and 4.5mg LDN has gotten rid of my grandma's many skin cancers in

less than a year...they're hardly even noticeable. One cancer my grandma was

due to have surgery on, and by the time surgery date rolled around the skin

cancer was gone. She started the tart cherry Jan. 2005 and LDN August 2005.

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Dear Ann,

I will just be beginning LDN for prostate cancer in the next couple of days.If you have true Psoriasis real help may be on the way.

I am involved with a company that has a natural product that if does not cure it hopefully it will retard Psoriasis. There seems to be zero toxicity. Hopefully, we will be selling on the Internet shortly.

Best regards,

Arthur

P.S.If you are interested,I am not sure if I can get you a bottle but I will try

[low dose naltrexone] Just started LDN for my Psoriasis

I took my first LDN last night. I have severe psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. This is the final therapy I'm trying before doing a biologic like Embrel. I'll post weekly on how I'm doing on it. Last night I took a melatonin and benadryl and still had difficulty staying asleep. Hopefully the difficulty sleeping will wear off. Ann

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Dear Ann,

I will just be beginning LDN for prostate cancer in the next couple of days.If you have true Psoriasis real help may be on the way.

I am involved with a company that has a natural product that if does not cure it hopefully it will retard Psoriasis. There seems to be zero toxicity. Hopefully, we will be selling on the Internet shortly.

Best regards,

Arthur

P.S.If you are interested,I am not sure if I can get you a bottle but I will try

[low dose naltrexone] Just started LDN for my Psoriasis

I took my first LDN last night. I have severe psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. This is the final therapy I'm trying before doing a biologic like Embrel. I'll post weekly on how I'm doing on it. Last night I took a melatonin and benadryl and still had difficulty staying asleep. Hopefully the difficulty sleeping will wear off. Ann

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I would be interested in this.

>

> Dear Ann,

>

> I will just be beginning LDN for prostate cancer in the next

couple of days.If you have true Psoriasis real help may be on the

way.

>

> I am involved with a company that has a natural product that if

does not cure it hopefully it will retard Psoriasis. There seems to

be zero toxicity. Hopefully, we will be selling on the Internet

shortly.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Arthur

>

>

>

> P.S.If you are interested,I am not sure if I can get you a bottle

but I will try

>

>

> [low dose naltrexone] Just started LDN for my Psoriasis

>

>

> I took my first LDN last night. I have severe psoriasis and

psoriatic

> arthritis. This is the final therapy I'm trying before doing a

> biologic like Embrel. I'll post weekly on how I'm doing on it.

Last

> night I took a melatonin and benadryl and still had difficulty

staying

> asleep. Hopefully the difficulty sleeping will wear off.

>

> Ann

>

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Yes Arthur I would also be interested. Come on Spill the beans.....

[low dose naltrexone] Just started LDN for my Psoriasis> > > I took my first LDN last night. I have severe psoriasis and psoriatic > arthritis. This is the final therapy I'm trying before doing a > biologic like Embrel. I'll post weekly on how I'm doing on it. Last > night I took a melatonin and benadryl and still had difficulty staying > asleep. Hopefully the difficulty sleeping will wear off. > > Ann>

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I feel bad I haven't gotten back to you before this.

We have a natural product that is made from the root of a plant that grows wild in the northern part of Israel and apparently it can be used to possibly help all kinds of things from melanoma, warts, psoriasis.

I think there is some information on the internet about this but I will have to find out the site and send it to you.

I will be back to you shortly with more information.

My best,

Arthur

[low dose naltrexone] Just started LDN for my Psoriasis> > > I took my first LDN last night. I have severe psoriasis and psoriatic > arthritis. This is the final therapy I'm trying before doing a > biologic like Embrel. I'll post weekly on how I'm doing on it. Last > night I took a melatonin and benadryl and still had difficulty staying > asleep. Hopefully the difficulty sleeping will wear off. > > Ann>

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