Re: PD & Dr. Bihari: LDN initial side effects

[Guest guest]

My uncle is Dr Bihari's 4th PD patient .. at the time his other

patients were on it for just over one year ... i believe he has 11

now and last we spoke .. a few months ago .. he told me that none

have progressed. So the longest time a patient has been on LDN for

PD is 4.5 years ... Dr B assures me this is enough time for him to

conclude the drug is working but i agree with you .. we need

some clinical scientific data .. I too feel I am wondering in a maze

looking for answers ... it does look promising though ...

All the Best

> > >

> > > Hi ,

> > >

> > > I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed your book! It

really

> > > helped me with my decision to start the ldn and continue. I

also

> > > have passed on your story in regards to your family member and

his

> > > success with ldn and parkinsons.

> > > I was wondering if I could ask you a question? I will

understand

> > if

> > > you are too busy. Have heard of many with either parkinsons or

als

> > > taking the ldn? I know there is mention of both at the main

ldn

> > > site but I wondered if there was any info. thats more current?

> > >

> > > Take Care and thanks again for passing on your ldn story.

> > >

> > > >

> > > > Answer to Q1 .. straight from the LDN site

> > > > People who have multiple sclerosis that has led to muscle

spasms

> > > are

> > > > advised to begin LDN treatment with just 3mg daily and to

> > maintain

> > > > that dosage.

> > > > Patients who are exposed to undue fatigue, heat, or a

febrile

> > > > illness may demonstrate a recurrence of prior symptoms,

stemming

> > > > from an area of old neurologic involvement. These areas tend

to

> > > have

> > > > increased irritability of nervous tissue surrounding old

healed

> > MS

> > > > scars ( " plaques " ). Such an episode may be very transient and

may

> > > not

> > > > represent a true relapse.

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