Re: Suppressed immune system on LDN?

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello all,

>

> I have been on LDN for 22 months now for MS and I am overall thrilled with

> the results. I used to relapse every 3 months without fail for 3 years

> straight and since LDN have only had 2 minor exacerbations. I recently had

> blood tests done which revealed a suppressed immune system to my surprise. I

> thought LDN regulated it? It could be due to all those steroids I previously

> had, but I would have thought my immune system would have bounced back by

> now with all those supplements I take and healthy diet.

>

> One more thing, what do you guys think about eating the right foods for your

> blood type? Some people swear by it but when I read the book 'eat right for

> your type', it tells me that my blood type O thrives on protein, so I should

> be having lots of lean red meat, chicken, fish etc. I just don't feel right

> about having heaps of meat when I have been eating it in moderation for

> health reasons. I was just wondering what people thought of this before I

> change my whole eating plan.

>

> Thanks,

> Effie

>

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If you are in a country where the cattle, poultry and dairy farmers give their

animals growth hormones and antibiotics you're going to have a suppressed immune

system unless you are a 10% vegetarian...unless you are eating non-organic meats

and dairy products you are still loading your body full of steroids and

antibiotics...this suppresses the immune system. If your country buys USA meats

and you eat those meats you will have a suppressed immune system.

I believe this is why diseases, obesity and female children developing breasts

at age 5 & 6 is on the rise in the USA.

[Guest guest]

Hey Effie!! I am pleased to hear of your success with LDN, and hope

their is much more!

I too was very interested in the blood type diet, but as I did some

research I found some scathing reviews of that gentleman's book.

Now I have not read it myself, but the general concensus seemed to

be that he does not back up these claims. They may be true, but

apparently he did not feel that posting the research to prove them

was important. I myself have experienced wonderful results on the

Swank diet (www.swankmsdiet.com), and I also had good results on the

Best Bet Diet (www.direct-ms.org). The Swank diet is much easier to

follow that the Best Bet, so I would check it out.

It is best to stick with organic produce and free range meat as

often as possible. This requires mostly eating at home, but I think

you will find yourself feeling much better from it. Aside fromt

that, getting the proper amount of EFA's will keep your CNS fueled

with the necessary materials for healthy rebuilding. Good luck!

Jon

>

> Hello all,

>

> I have been on LDN for 22 months now for MS and I am overall

thrilled with

> the results. I used to relapse every 3 months without fail for 3

years

> straight and since LDN have only had 2 minor exacerbations. I

recently had

> blood tests done which revealed a suppressed immune system to my

surprise. I

> thought LDN regulated it? It could be due to all those steroids I

previously

> had, but I would have thought my immune system would have bounced

back by

> now with all those supplements I take and healthy diet.

>

> One more thing, what do you guys think about eating the right

foods for your

> blood type? Some people swear by it but when I read the book 'eat

right for

> your type', it tells me that my blood type O thrives on protein,

so I should

> be having lots of lean red meat, chicken, fish etc. I just don't

feel right

> about having heaps of meat when I have been eating it in

moderation for

> health reasons. I was just wondering what people thought of this

before I

> change my whole eating plan.

>

> Thanks,

> Effie

>