LDN

[Guest guest]

On the Goodshape site it mentions halfing the Revia and mixing with

25ml of water. Pills that do not have the crease to break should

never be halfed b/c they aren't made with equal amounts of the meds

on each side. They say to never half meds that aren't intended to be

used that way. Pills with no crease means they aren't made to break

in half. I know by crushing we may not get the exact amount but it's

better than halfing the pill and no telling what amount of naltrexone

is in that half.

Rhonda

[Guest guest]

After I got home, I looked and the Revia does have the crease. They

have them packed every other one showing crease one side and not the

other. I only saw the one with NO crease. Still I wonder how they

get amounts on both sides as 25mg's.

I have found out that taking the 4.5mgs after 9-10pm I don't do

good. I have twice taken on weekends my 4.5 dose at 12am and tossed

and turned all night. I do tho forget to take some of the liquid

bendryl I take sometimes. Must be best to take the LDN before the

brain starts doing what it does between 9pm and 3am. I'm gonna try

to take at 9-10pm on weekends too. I fall asleep then wake up and

realize I haven't taken the LDN so I end up taking it later than

during the week.

Rhonda

>

> On the Goodshape site it mentions halfing the Revia and mixing

with

> 25ml of water. Pills that do not have the crease to break should

> never be halfed b/c they aren't made with equal amounts of the

meds

> on each side. They say to never half meds that aren't intended to

be

> used that way. Pills with no crease means they aren't made to

break

> in half. I know by crushing we may not get the exact amount but

it's

> better than halfing the pill and no telling what amount of

naltrexone

> is in that half.

>

> Rhonda

[Guest guest]

Great news Sharon. I hope all continues to go well for you.

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>

> I've been taking 4.5mg for about 9 mos. When I started the LDN I

> stopped taking Betaseron. I'm doing so much metter on the LDN. I

> feel like I have my life back. I sleep better, have so much more

> energy, & I'm even starting to walk short distances without my

walker.

> I just had an MRI & there was no change from the one I had a year

ago.

> This is good new--no new leasions. I was diagnosed in 1982 & had

> been on Betasern since it first came out--I was in the lottery for

it.

> I had been progressivly getting worse until I started LDN. I'm so

> thankful to my son who found the LDN website.