Re: Lets flip this around a little - why naltrexone might work in high dose also

[Guest guest]

> You raise an interesting question. As I recall there was a German

> doctor on this site (before he disappeared) who claimed 50 mg

> naltrexone a day worked for him.

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That German doctor has now reduced his LDN dose and his patient's dose down to

5.0mg LDN, he's no longer doing the full 50mg. I know because since he is

following closer to Dr. Bihari's protocol I let him poston my forum now. 5.0mg

is probably not too high since Bihari has had to use as much as 6.0mg in a few

of his patients.

[Guest guest]

OK, I think you are talking about Dr. Manfred.

He did not disappeared at all, he is simply running his own LDN forum

at http://f27.parsimony.net/forum67820/index.htm

FYI, he moved indeed to 4.5 mg Naltrexone as he wrote very recently

in the Remedyfind web site:

http://www.remedyfind.com/review_long.asp?id=4393 & review_id=21929

I am 47 years old, a doctor of internal medicine in Austria,

diagnosed with MS some years ago. I feel very good with now 4,5 mg of

Naltrexone and I give the drug to as many other patients as possible.

All other medications did not work, tiredness and fatigue are away, I

have no further progression since I take LDN.

> > You raise an interesting question. As I recall there was a German

> > doctor on this site (before he disappeared) who claimed 50 mg

> > naltrexone a day worked for him.

>

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>

> That German doctor has now reduced his LDN dose and his patient's

dose down to 5.0mg LDN, he's no longer doing the full 50mg. I know

because since he is following closer to Dr. Bihari's protocol I let

him poston my forum now. 5.0mg is probably not too high since Bihari

has had to use as much as 6.0mg in a few of his patients.