Re: Foods or Supplements that might work againsst LDN

[Guest guest]

> Have you tried DL Phenylalanie? It is a mood elevator that

enhances LDN.

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> Is there anything in your diet/supplements/medicine that might be

working against the LDN?

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I saw this post and wanted to ask, what foods or supplements might

possibly work against the LDN?

I have had MS since 1967, I was 15 and am now going on 53, so I

have had MS approximately 38 yrs.

If LDN is going to work does it always work real fast from the

beginning or can it take longer for some people?

I'm hearing such wonderful results for others seemingly right from

the very start.

Should I hang in there for awhile since I've had the MS for so long???

Some educated opinions, please.

And btw, I do not have Lyme disease.

Carol

[Guest guest]

Well, Naltrexone is the generic form of Revia. It is used for drug and alchol

dependency at larger doses.

In my own experience alcohol will block the effectiveness of LDN.

Some pain medications and cough syrup with narcotics will cause negative to

serious problems when used in conjunction with LDN. I can name a few if you

would like.

MSG seems to have a negative enhancement to LDN. This again is my experience, I

am very sensitive to chemicals, medications, supplements.

LDN causes constipation, insomia, depression and terrible leg spasms for

me....this doesn't mean this will happen to anyone else.

The positives are greater than the negatives for me, and I will continue LDN

therapy.

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Foods or Supplements that might work againsst

LDN

> Have you tried DL Phenylalanie? It is a mood elevator that

enhances LDN.

>

> Is there anything in your diet/supplements/medicine that might be

working against the LDN?

> Sent via BlackBerry from Cingular Wireless

I saw this post and wanted to ask, what foods or supplements might

possibly work against the LDN?

I have had MS since 1967, I was 15 and am now going on 53, so I

have had MS approximately 38 yrs.

If LDN is going to work does it always work real fast from the

beginning or can it take longer for some people?

I'm hearing such wonderful results for others seemingly right from

the very start.

Should I hang in there for awhile since I've had the MS for so long???

Some educated opinions, please.

And btw, I do not have Lyme disease.

Carol

[Guest guest]

It would seem that those that have had MLS longer, take longer for results

(just an observation). Also those that have been recently taking immune

suppressants seem to take longer for results. I would hang in there. Dr.

Bihari says something to the effect of 6-9 months to wait and see. Remember

the most important aspect is to stop progression, then it is the symptom

relief.

Our hearts are with you. Hoping that you will see symptom relief soon.

Aletha

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Foods or Supplements that might work

againsst LDN

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>> Have you tried DL Phenylalanie? It is a mood elevator that

> enhances LDN.

>>

>> Is there anything in your diet/supplements/medicine that might be

> working against the LDN?

>> Sent via BlackBerry from Cingular Wireless

>

> I saw this post and wanted to ask, what foods or supplements might

> possibly work against the LDN?

> I have had MS since 1967, I was 15 and am now going on 53, so I

> have had MS approximately 38 yrs.

> If LDN is going to work does it always work real fast from the

> beginning or can it take longer for some people?

> I'm hearing such wonderful results for others seemingly right from

> the very start.

> Should I hang in there for awhile since I've had the MS for so long???

> Some educated opinions, please.

> And btw, I do not have Lyme disease.

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> Carol

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