Re: Restrictions----Bihari says NONE!!

[Guest guest]

Temper that concept with a little

caution. I happen to be a celiac and LDN helps but does not eliminate all

symptoms. I still get severe sinus congestion with any form of wheat product.

It is better because the migraines don’t occur, but there is still a

reaction. So don’t just go hog wild without doing a little self –

experimentation. Everything works different for everyone and then not all the

time.

Regards,

Bruce Guilmette, Ph.D.

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

http://www.survivecancer.net

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Shirley Lotz

Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005

4:08 PM

low dose naltrexone

Subject: [low dose naltrexone]

Restrictions----Bihari says NONE!!

Phoned New York

to ask " Bill " in Bihari's office for

dosage for dogs. No " proper Dosage, ask

your vet " .

As for humans, Celiacs can safely eat

anything. Bill

had a steak last night and says everyone on LDN

may---NO Diet restriction!!! Smoke if you want!!!!!

Light your after dinner cigar and enjoy your

cognac.

Yes Virginia,

there is a Santa Claus. Cheers to all.

Shirley Lotz

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Dear Shirley,

I'm celiac, and no, celiacs can NOT eat anything. Well, let's just

say nothing with wheat, barley (beer) oats or rye. You can eat meat,

fish or any other protein as long as it's not breaded like many

restaurants serve these days. It's hard to avoid gluten when eating

out, but if you suspect your hubby is celiac then avoid anything

that has touched white flour. No pasta, pizza, bagels, biscuits,

breads, breading, cookies, cake, tortillas, or pretzels, etc since

these are all made with enriched wheat flour. You can get GF pizza,

pasta, and breads, cookies, brownies, etc in the health food store.

I hope that this helps! I've never heard of someone giving a dog

LDN, for what?

Good health to you,

Sharon

> Phoned New York to ask " Bill " in Bihari's office for

> dosage for dogs. No " proper Dosage, ask your vet " .

> As for humans, Celiacs can safely eat anything. Bill

> had a steak last night and says everyone on LDN

> may---NO Diet restriction!!! Smoke if you want!!!!!

> Light your after dinner cigar and enjoy your cognac.

> Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. Cheers to all.

> Shirley Lotz

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Shirley, I am playing around with Madeline's dosage. It started out 2.2 but I increased it to 4.5 last night. She is a large Golden retreiver. Not overweight but the British type with the broad head. Very beautiful inside and out. I am going to help her live the best quality of life she can and see what God has in store for her. I am giving her fish oil, boswellia, turmeric and lots of vegetables. I am not putting my dog through chemo and letting her suffer needlessly. I am also giving her medicinal mushrooms. Kathy

[low dose naltrexone] Restrictions----Bihari says NONE!!

Phoned New York to ask "Bill" in Bihari's office fordosage for dogs. No "proper Dosage, ask your vet". As for humans, Celiacs can safely eat anything. Billhad a steak last night and says everyone on LDNmay---NO Diet restriction!!! Smoke if you want!!!!!Light your after dinner cigar and enjoy your cognac. Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. Cheers to all.Shirley Lotz__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Very much agree with Bruce on this one! Since feeling better (courtesy of LDN), I have allowed myself to be tempted of the "straight & narrow" of my somewhat austere dietary regimen & am paying the price! Being Secondary Progressive MS with the level of neurological damage that implies, I have now confirmed for myself that appropiate dietary modifications can make a significant difference to the degree of success achieved by the use of LDN:

In the more progressed stages of MS, it would seem that the use of additional supportive factors may well prove to be decisive for some (in terms of whether or not the use of LDN is judged to have been a success.)

These supportive factors include exercise & yoga (careful & thorough stretching, better breathing), IF done at an suitable level for one`s condition.

-Appropiate nutritional supplements can also make a big difference to the overall outcome!

For SPMS, I believe that it is helpful to see LDN not so much as a "magic bullet" rather a POTENTIALLY decisive factor in our efforts to improve our health:

-Whether or not this potential is actually realized may well depend on the decisions we make regarding whether or not we utilize these other supportive factors.

Best Wishes, everyone!

Gerald

RE: [low dose naltrexone] Restrictions----Bihari says NONE!!

Temper that concept with a little caution. I happen to be a celiac and LDN helps but does not eliminate all symptoms. I still get severe sinus congestion with any form of wheat product. It is better because the migraines don’t occur, but there is still a reaction. So don’t just go hog wild without doing a little self – experimentation. Everything works different for everyone and then not all the time.

Regards,

Bruce Guilmette, Ph.D.

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

http://www.survivecancer.net

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Shirley LotzSent: Monday, September 19, 2005 4:08 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Restrictions----Bihari says NONE!!

Phoned New York to ask "Bill" in Bihari's office fordosage for dogs. No "proper Dosage, ask your vet". As for humans, Celiacs can safely eat anything. Billhad a steak last night and says everyone on LDNmay---NO Diet restriction!!! Smoke if you want!!!!!Light your after dinner cigar and enjoy your cognac. Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. Cheers to all.Shirley Lotz__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Not sure who I should be sending this to,so would be very grateful for any

responses.

I am in Australia and have just learnt about low dose naltrexone.

Can anyone give me any info about the impact of ldn on multiple chemical

sensitivities?

I am in the process of having it made up now,altho had difficulty getting it

made using the pure powder which I thought was necessary considering the

fillers etc in the tablets.I am also using the avacil base.

From what I have read,I expect it may help with the pain and energy levels

but would be for ever grateful if it made any impact at all on the chemical

sensitivities I have had for most of my life now.

And also whether anyone was unable to tolerate it?

I look forward to hearing from any of you that may have some info for me.

Thank you.

Treveen

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Madeline's

dosage. It started out 2.2 but I increased it to 4.5 last night. She is a

large

Golden retreiver. Not overweight but the British type with the broad head.

Very

beautiful inside and out. I am going to help her live the best quality of

life

she can and see what God has in store for her. I am giving her fish oil,

boswellia, turmeric and lots of vegetables. I am not putting my dog

through chemo and letting her suffer needlessly. I am also giving her

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<br>As for

humans, Celiacs can safely eat anything. Bill<br>had a steak last night

and says everyone on LDN<br>may---NO Diet restriction!!! Smoke if you

want!!!!!<br>Light your after dinner cigar and enjoy your cognac. <br>Yes

Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. Cheers to all.<br>Shirley

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