Re: Digest Number 1636/July J.

October 9, 2005

> >

> > do we really know that our liver can't be damaged or

> > be elavated on LDN. I am taking 3.5 for 1 year and my

> > liver is now elevated. they don't know why excpt for

> > the LDN. Please respond people. cj

> >

> This is from the officiale LDN site:

> Full-dose naltrexone (50mg) carries a cautionary warning against its

> use in those with liver disease. This warning was placed because of

> adverse liver effects that were found in experiments involving 300mg

> daily. The 50mg dose does not apparently produce impairment of liver

> function nor, of course, do the much smaller 3mg and 4.5mg doses.

>

> also I remeber reading DrBihari said that all his patients were tested

> for liver damage after a few years on LDN and everyone came out

> negative. So at the dosages we take there is no problem whatso ever.

>

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Come off the LDN for a week or two and have your liver checked and if still

high, it's not the LDN.

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