Re: Anyone with psorisis??

[Guest guest]

Do you think this is true for my psorisis? I have MS but was hoping my

psorisis might disappear with LDN. I have been on LDN three momonths,

without complications and feeling good. I have been disappointed that

my psorisis (another auto-immune disease) hasn't gone away. Anyone

else had any any experience with this. I'd appreciate hearing any

ideas.

Thanks all,

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> [low dose naltrexone] Don't expect LDN to halt or slow your

progression...

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>

> in only a few months trial of the drug. You must give LDN 9

months to a year to get your endorphins up enough to re-orchestrate

your immune system. Just because LDN doesn't give you symptom

improvement doesn't mean that it's not working to halt or slow your

disease progression down.

>

[Guest guest]

--- In low dose naltrexone , " julespalaia " <julespalaia@y...>

wrote:

>

> Do you think this is true for my psorisis? I have MS but was hoping my

> psorisis might disappear with LDN. I have been on LDN three momonths,

> without complications and feeling good. I have been disappointed that

> my psorisis (another auto-immune disease) hasn't gone away. Anyone

> else had any any experience with this. I'd appreciate hearing any

> ideas.

> Thanks all,

>

> > >

> >

> > [low dose naltrexone] Don't expect LDN to halt or slow your

> progression...

> >

> >

> >

> > in only a few months trial of the drug. You must give LDN 9

> months to a year to get your endorphins up enough to re-orchestrate

> your immune system. Just because LDN doesn't give you symptom

> improvement doesn't mean that it's not working to halt or slow your

> disease progression down.

> >

>

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I had a guy on my LDN message board to use 4.5mg ReVia 50mg tablets dissolved in

Distilled water & refrigerated and his psoriasis improved significantly in this

manner. He was from Louisiana and I haven't heard from him or seen any posts by

him on other LDN forums since Hurricane Katrina struck. I know it takes 4.5mg

to tackle psoriasis...it may for some take using the liquid form of LDN to work

on psoriasis.

[Guest guest]

Since starting LDN my psoriasis is much better. Is it the LDN? I

don't know. I'm also taking many more supplements (fish oil, Vitamin

D, etc.), many of which are supposed be beneficial for autoimmune

diseases, so it's tough to say.

>

> Do you think this is true for my psorisis? I have MS but was hoping

my

> psorisis might disappear with LDN. I have been on LDN three

momonths,

> without complications and feeling good. I have been disappointed

that

> my psorisis (another auto-immune disease) hasn't gone away. Anyone

> else had any any experience with this. I'd appreciate hearing any

> ideas.

> Thanks all,

>

> > >

> >

> > [low dose naltrexone] Don't expect LDN to halt or slow

your

> progression...

> >

> >

> >

> > in only a few months trial of the drug. You must give LDN 9

> months to a year to get your endorphins up enough to re-orchestrate

> your immune system. Just because LDN doesn't give you symptom

> improvement doesn't mean that it's not working to halt or slow your

> disease progression down.

> >

>