Re: anyone doing transdermal naltrexone?

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Hello,

I am new to this list. I am a mom with a child with severe immune dysfunction. He has the measles virus in his small intestine and in his spinal fluid.(vaccine injured) Has anyone done transdermal naltrexone? If so has anyone seen any improvements with it this way or side effects?

Thanks alot,

Kathi

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[Guest guest]

We are doing transdermal

naltrexone for an immune booster.  Our son is five and autistic.  After the initial hurdles (lack of sleep,

crankiness, rash) we are doing well on it.  He has been on the LDN transdermal

for a month and we are getting some good things, such as: calmness, more

attempts at words, and overall happiness. 

We did get a rash starting on August 8-13, but kept going.  It has disappeared.  We are doing 6mg/ ½ ml is the suggested

dosage, but we are only doing 2 lines. 

We find if we go at full dosage we have whining and overall crankiness.  There is a group LND_autism

that is discussing our children’s responses to LDN. 

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anyone doing transdermal naltrexone?

Hello,

I am new to this list. I am a mom with a child with

severe immune dysfunction. He has the measles virus in his small intestine and

in his spinal fluid.(vaccine injured) Has anyone done transdermal

naltrexone? If so has anyone seen any improvements with it this way or side

effects?

Thanks alot,

Kathi

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day with - make it your home page

[Guest guest]

Transdermal LDN for MS patients has helped symptoms but usually has not halted

disease progression in the cases that I've seen on the internet of those who

tried the transdermal LDN for MS. With transdermal application the Naltrexone

bypasses the liver. I had heard where transdermal LDN worked for Autistic

patients.