Re:cfs, getting sicker?

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the replies, good to know we're in the same

boat. I was wondering about 's comment:

why wouldn't it work transdermally for cfs? is the

fact I'm getting sicker meaning it's doing something?

I do have candida issues, too but I definitely ahve

cfs/cfsid--have the low blood pressure thing, the

wacky infestations of Epstein-barr, mycoplamsa, etc.

etc. it's really affected my life. thanks in advance.

marie

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You say you are taking it transdermally for your

CFS...It doesn't work

on CFS transdermally...it must be taken orally to work

on CFS. Also do

a self home test for candida/yeast overgrowth...it is

listed on my LDN

site...I will post the link below to the candida

thread. Candida can

cause CFS-like symptoms.

Once you click on link ignore the google ads at the

top.

Low Dose Naltrexone Forum - Check yourself for

Candida(yeast

overgrowth)...

http://ldn.proboards3.com/index.cgi?board=forum & action=display & thread=1129136093

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[Guest guest]

Marie,

Transdermally LDN releases too slow into the body. For CFS LDN MUST be fast

release. Dr. Bihari advises against transdermal LDN use in people with MS, CFS,

Lupus, PD, ALS, Rheumatoid Arhtritis, etc...

You may be getting an adverse effect because of the slow absorption of LDN into

your system.