Re: Should I increase LDN dosage?

[Guest guest]

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> Been happily on 3 mgs LDN for 6 months, after dropping Betaseron. Now

> original symptoms of leg and arm weakness/spasm have returned, but

> worse. No new symptoms, however and relief of fatigue is still

> successful with some sleep disturbance(which are worth the success.)

> My doctor has prescribed the 3mgs, but under duress. What kind of

> support is there for increasing the dosage for a renewal of past

> success? I need help.

>

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4.5mg is the dose Dr. Bihari prefers one to be using. The only time one should

not be using 4.5mg is if 4.5mg causes too many or too severe adverse symptoms.

Have your doc prescribe you 3.0mg capsules and 1.5mg capsules so you can try the

4.5mg and if it does not suit you then drop back to 3.0mg.

[Guest guest]

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> >

> > Been happily on 3 mgs LDN for 6 months, after dropping Betaseron.

Now

> > original symptoms of leg and arm weakness/spasm have returned, but

> > worse. No new symptoms, however and relief of fatigue is still

> > successful with some sleep disturbance(which are worth the success.)

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> 4.5mg is the dose Dr. Bihari prefers one to be using. The only time

one should not be using 4.5mg is if 4.5mg causes too many or too

severe adverse symptoms. Have your doc prescribe you 3.0mg capsules

and 1.5mg capsules so you can try the 4.5mg and if it does not suit

you then drop back to 3.0mg.

>

>

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, I am currently on 3 mg. of LDN. I haven't had any

exacerbations of MS since starting in May of 2004.

Is the 3 mg. dose good for cancer prevention? There is a history of

cancer in my family and I'm hoping the LDN will help guard against

that. I don't tolerate 4.5 mg. due to stiffness. Do you know what

Dr. Bihari would say about this? Thank you.

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > Been happily on 3 mgs LDN for 6 months, after dropping Betaseron.

> Now

> > > original symptoms of leg and arm weakness/spasm have returned, but

> > > worse. No new symptoms, however and relief of fatigue is still

> > > successful with some sleep disturbance(which are worth the success.)

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> >

> > 4.5mg is the dose Dr. Bihari prefers one to be using. The only time

> one should not be using 4.5mg is if 4.5mg causes too many or too

> severe adverse symptoms. Have your doc prescribe you 3.0mg capsules

> and 1.5mg capsules so you can try the 4.5mg and if it does not suit

> you then drop back to 3.0mg.

> >

> >

> >

>

> , I am currently on 3 mg. of LDN. I haven't had any

> exacerbations of MS since starting in May of 2004.

>

> Is the 3 mg. dose good for cancer prevention? There is a history of

> cancer in my family and I'm hoping the LDN will help guard against

> that. I don't tolerate 4.5 mg. due to stiffness. Do you know what

> Dr. Bihari would say about this? Thank you.

>

>

>

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I never discussed with Bihari on how much LDN to take to prevent cancer,,,just

my opinion, I feel like 3.0mg would probably be enough to prevent cancer.

Bihari prefers those who have cancer to use the optimal dose of 4.5mg LDN.

[Guest guest]

> I never discussed with Bihari on how much LDN to take to prevent

cancer,,,just my opinion, I feel like 3.0mg would probably be enough

to prevent cancer.

>

> Bihari prefers those who have cancer to use the optimal dose of

4.5mg LDN.

>

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Thank you for this.