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I have a question - wouldn't MJ adversly affect LDN if they are used together? Maybe Montel isn't smoking ... I heard he was using Copaxone which isn't a interferon I think. Now I have the question with MJ being counter productive to LDN? Also what about chocolate? Is there anyone who has noticed whether or not chocolate has reduced the impact of LDN for them?don kirk <djfarmbig@...> wrote: HI SUSAN,TO my knowledge montel smokes marijuana,he is also taking an interferon he doesn't say which one in his book.His book is called CLIMBING HIGHER. [low dose naltrexone] Montel We see Montel looking and seeming to feel so well, I am wondering if he is using LDL. Has anyone heard anything?My sister passed away in 1982 at the age of 43 after 7 years of being diagnosed with Fulminating MS. It was horrible for her. On a feeding tube in her stomach for 3 yrs before her death and had lost her motility and

vision very early on. I wish we had had this to try back then. We did remove the mercury fillings but it had no effect, and we tried other things too.I found this site after searching auto-immune diseases for my own issues...inflammati on every where, mostly blown off and unanswered by poor medical care because I am on a Humana Medicare HMO. See the movie SICKO and you will know what I am talking about. Luggage? GPS? Comic books? Check out fitting gifts for grads at Search.

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Nope, not a problem with the first question, but CHOCOLATE/COCOA totally destroys me. LDN helps battle the attacks, but I'm sure if I ate enough of it, the chocolate would win. It's nothing to do with LDN, it's the chocolate MS trigger reaction in me.

If LDN is like bailing out a boat with a small hole, chocolate makes the hole bigger, whether LDN can bail fast enough to stay ahead of the sinking would be an individual thing.

Dark Chocolate is worse for me, it causes vertigo regardless.

Is your SO a significant partaker of both? Maybe give up the Chocolate and see how he feels after 3-6 weeks.

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I have a question - wouldn't MJ adversly affect LDN if they are used together? Maybe Montel isn't smoking ... I heard he was using Copaxone which isn't a interferon I think. Now I have the question with MJ being counter productive to LDN?

Also what about chocolate? Is there anyone who has noticed whether or not chocolate has reduced the impact of LDN for them?don kirk <djfarmbig@...> wrote:

HI SUSAN,TO my knowledge montel smokes marijuana,he is also taking an interferon he doesn't say which one in his book.His book is called CLIMBING HIGHER.

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Not a partaker of either - I have been doing some research on how LDN works and it is a question that I have raised (among othersrs). LDN blocks opioid receptors and although MJ is labeled a narcotic it blocks canabioid receptors so while all the material says not to take LDN with narcotics, I haven't been able to find any definitive proof that MJ is a true narcotic although it does have some pain killing qualities. So I haven't been able to get an answer I am happy with for my own edification. Chocolate also has an effect on the over all well being of a person but as I am not sure about the effect on the receptors and was not going to delve into that if I could find someone who already looked into it. Otherwise I will make that another question to answer with more research. Thanks for your response! AndiLarryGC <larrygc@...> wrote: Nope, not a problem with the first question, but CHOCOLATE/COCOA totally destroys me. LDN helps battle the attacks, but I'm sure if I ate enough of it, the chocolate would win. It's nothing to do with LDN, it's the chocolate MS trigger reaction in me. If LDN is like bailing out a boat with a small hole, chocolate makes the hole bigger, whether LDN can bail fast enough to stay ahead of the sinking would be an individual thing. Dark Chocolate is worse for me, it causes vertigo regardless. Is your SO a significant partaker of both? Maybe give up the Chocolate and see how he feels after 3-6 weeks. Re: [low dose naltrexone]

Montel I have a question - wouldn't MJ adversly affect LDN if they are used together? Maybe Montel isn't smoking ... I heard he was using Copaxone which isn't a interferon I think. Now I have the question with MJ being counter productive to LDN? Also what about chocolate? Is there anyone who has noticed whether or not chocolate has reduced the impact of LDN for them?don kirk <djfarmbig > wrote: HI SUSAN,TO my knowledge montel smokes marijuana,he is also taking an interferon he doesn't say which one in his book.His book is called CLIMBING

HIGHER.

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Thanks Kelli that really helps a lot. My SO just said when I read thsi to him that "come to think of it I don't want choclate" and he is a chocoholic too! Thanks so much!Kelli Balloch <kelli_balloch@...> wrote: Hi, I can't say that I've noticed that chocolate reduces the impact of my LDN, but having said that, I've lost 99% of my appetite for chocolate since starting on LDN 3 months ago....and I was a chocoholic - ate it everyday.....just don't want it anymore.....!! that's not a bad thing.....!! Kelli From: [mailto:dragonflyseul ] Sent: Sunday, 19 August 2007 1:51 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Montel I have a question - wouldn't MJ adversly affect LDN if they are used together? Maybe Montel isn't smoking ... I heard he was using Copaxone which isn't a interferon I think. Now I have the question with MJ being counter productive to LDN? Also what about chocolate? Is there anyone

who has noticed whether or not chocolate has reduced the impact of LDN for them?don kirk <djfarmbig > wrote: HI SUSAN,TO my knowledge montel smokes marijuana,he is also taking an interferon he doesn't say which one in his book.His book is called CLIMBING HIGHER. [low dose naltrexone] Montel We see Montel looking and seeming to feel so well, I am wondering if he is using LDL. Has anyone heard anything?My sister passed away in 1982 at the age of 43 after 7 years of being diagnosed with Fulminating MS. It was horrible for her. On a feeding tube in her stomach for 3 yrs before her death and had lost her motility and vision very early on. I wish we had had this to try back then. We did remove the mercury fillings but it had no effect, and we tried other things too.I found this site after searching auto-immune diseases for my own issues...inflammati on every where, mostly blown off and unanswered by poor medical care because I am on a Humana Medicare HMO. See the movie SICKO and you will know what I am talking about.

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As an ex-smoker myself Kelli I can say that is the ONLY way to quit. I just kept reminding myself of all the things I didn't like about it and changed the habits that I had connected to smoking. Good luck! Kelli Balloch <kelli_balloch@...> wrote: Unfortunately it hasn't done the same thing for my smoking cigarettes ....oh well, will just have to give up

the old fashioned way and cold turkey it......!!!

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Thanks Kelli that really helps a lot. My SO just said when I read thsi to him that "come to think of it I don't want choclate" and he is a chocoholic too! Thanks so much!Kelli Balloch <kelli_ballochtoll.au> wrote: Hi, I can't say that I've noticed that chocolate reduces the impact of my LDN, but having said that, I've lost 99% of my appetite for chocolate since starting on LDN 3 months ago....and I was a chocoholic - ate it everyday.....just don't want it anymore.....!! that's not a bad thing.....!! Kelli size=2 width="100%" align=center tabIndex=-1> From: [mailto:dragonflyseul ] Sent: Sunday, 19 August 2007 1:51 AMlowd! osenaltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Montel I have a question - wouldn't MJ adversly affect LDN if they are used

together? Maybe Montel isn't smoking ... I heard he was using Copaxone which isn't a interferon I think. Now I have the question with MJ being counter productive to LDN? Also what about chocolate? Is! there anyone who has noticed whether or not chocolate has reduced the impact of LDN for them?don kirk <djfarmbig > wrote: HI SUSAN,TO my knowledge montel smokes marijuana,he is also taking an interferon he doesn't

say which one in his book.His book is called CLIMBING HIGHER. [low dose naltrexone] Montel We see Montel looking and seeming to feel so well, I am wondering if he is using LDL. Has anyone heard anything?My sister passed away in 1982 at the age of 43 after 7 years of being diagnosed with Fulminating MS. It was horrible for her. On a feeding tube in her stomach for 3 yrs before her death and had lost her

motility and vision very early on. I wish we had had this to try back then. We did remove the mercury fillings but it had no effect, and we tried other things too.I found this site after searching auto-immune diseases for my own issues...inflammati on every where, mostly blown off and unanswered by poor medical care because I am on a Humana Medicare HMO. See the movie SICKO and you will know what I am talking about. Luggage? GPS? Comic books? Check out fitting gifts for grads at Search. ! Shape in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today!

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