Has LDN halted progression

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Naltrexone is a drug like any other and there will be

a proportion of people in whom it does not work.

I sorry to hear that your wife is in that group.

Some LDN supporters will not accept that LDN does

not stop progression in all cases of MS. I have seen

'LDN doubters' chased away from this chat room

which makes it difficult to assess what proportion

of people benefit from LDN.

For me (RRMS - 14 years) LDN has not improved

my symptoms but it is a cheap oral drug with few

side effects so is worth taking (in case it is found

to reduce MS progression in future clinical trials).

There are many drugs worth trying for progressive

MS - it mainly depends how much money you (or your

health insurer) are willing to spend and what risks

you are prepared to take.

Kind regards,

Mark

Pharmacist from Oxford England

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> From: " chiefman596 " <chiefman596@...>

> Subject: Re: Has LDN halted progression

> Yes, the symptoms did increase. Secondly, your

> smyptoms don't have to get worse to have MS

> progression. The disease can still be attacking

> your body and you won't even notice it.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Rae,

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lg

Re: Has LDN halted progression> Yes, the symptoms did increase. Secondly, your> smyptoms don't have to get worse to have MS> progression. The disease can still be attacking> your body and you won't even notice it.======================================