There are 4 in my family on LDN

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and soon to be a 5th.

I've been on LDN 3 1/2 years for progressive MS and LDN has haltd my

disease progression. I did other things for my health to compliment

the LDN like anti-fungal diet, anti-fungal supplements, anti-viral

supplements, swimming pool therapy, massage.

My mom did a phone consult with Dr. Bihari will be 3 years ago in

April for breast cancer. My mom had a lumpectomy of a very aggressive

breast cancer and she chose LDN over chemo. My mom is still cancer

free today.

My grandma who is now 88 started LDN August 2005 for squamous cell

carcinoma, my grandma had very advanced Alzheimer's by this time.

Dec. 2005 we decided to have the tumor cut out of my grandma's neck

and her surgeon was quite surprised that the cancer was contained in

only one lymph gland. My grandma has had no chemo and no radiation,

just LDN(4.5mg), Brownwood Acres Red Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate

(Montmorency tart cherries are considered Mother Nature's natural

chemotherapy), Solaray brand B-Vitamin 100, sublingual B-12, Vitamin C

buffered. My grandma's Alzheimer's improved slightly on LDN and LDN

has kept her from pogressing. She takes Namenda(which I took her off

of for 2 weeks and found she didn't need it but the family that's

caring for her insist she take it). She had been on Namenda a year

prior to starting LDN so we can actually see what the LDN has done,

especially when she had to be off the LDN for 2 weeks...YIKES!!! She's

ambulatory with no need for any walking aid unless we take her to a

Super Sized mall.

My dad just started LDN as a cancer and other autoimmune disease

preventative.

I have an aunt with colon cancer I am trying to help get on LDN.

/Bren

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If your family is anything like my family it would've been very

difficult to direct them toward LDN so I congratulate what you've

done.

Must be something in my delivery (LOL), but I hear from both sides of

my family 'but you're not a doctor, what would you know?'

Ah, families!

>

>

> and soon to be a 5th.

>

> I've been on LDN 3 1/2 years for progressive MS and LDN has haltd

my

> disease progression. I did other things for my health to

compliment

> the LDN like anti-fungal diet, anti-fungal supplements, anti-viral

> supplements, swimming pool therapy, massage.

>

> My mom did a phone consult with Dr. Bihari will be 3 years ago in

> April for breast cancer. My mom had a lumpectomy of a very

aggressive

> breast cancer and she chose LDN over chemo. My mom is still cancer

> free today.

>

> My grandma who is now 88 started LDN August 2005 for squamous cell

> carcinoma, my grandma had very advanced Alzheimer's by this time.

> Dec. 2005 we decided to have the tumor cut out of my grandma's neck

> and her surgeon was quite surprised that the cancer was contained

in

> only one lymph gland. My grandma has had no chemo and no

radiation,

> just LDN(4.5mg), Brownwood Acres Red Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate

> (Montmorency tart cherries are considered Mother Nature's natural

> chemotherapy), Solaray brand B-Vitamin 100, sublingual B-12,

Vitamin C

> buffered. My grandma's Alzheimer's improved slightly on LDN and

LDN

> has kept her from pogressing. She takes Namenda(which I took her

off

> of for 2 weeks and found she didn't need it but the family that's

> caring for her insist she take it). She had been on Namenda a year

> prior to starting LDN so we can actually see what the LDN has done,

> especially when she had to be off the LDN for 2 weeks...YIKES!!!

She's

> ambulatory with no need for any walking aid unless we take her to a

> Super Sized mall.

>

> My dad just started LDN as a cancer and other autoimmune disease

> preventative.

>

> I have an aunt with colon cancer I am trying to help get on LDN.

>

> /Bren

>

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>

> ,

>

> If your family is anything like my family it would've been very

> difficult to direct them toward LDN so I congratulate what you've

> done.

>

> Must be something in my delivery (LOL), but I hear from both sides

of

> my family 'but you're not a doctor, what would you know?'

>

> Ah, families!

>

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Cris,

The reason my family is so willing to accept LDN is they all saw what

LDN did for me and what LDN allowed me to do for myself, the things

that needed be done to become fully ambulatory again.

Our journey with LDN is recorded at the link below if anyone is

interested.

Low Dose Naltrexone Forum - Your Personal LDN Stories & Updates

http://ldn.proboards3.com/index.cgi?board=personal

/Bren

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God Bless

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Yes, it's the personal experience that makes the difference.

I told someone (friend of friend) last Friday about LDN. She was told

she has RRMS but new neuro's opinion is that she's been PPMS for some

time now.

I've heard nothing since but I still hope.

Welcome back,

Cris

> >

> > ,

> >

> > If your family is anything like my family it would've been very

> > difficult to direct them toward LDN so I congratulate what you've

> > done.

> >

> > Must be something in my delivery (LOL), but I hear from both

sides

> of

> > my family 'but you're not a doctor, what would you know?'

> >

> > Ah, families!

> >

> =======

>

> Cris,

>

> The reason my family is so willing to accept LDN is they all saw

what

> LDN did for me and what LDN allowed me to do for myself, the things

> that needed be done to become fully ambulatory again.

>

> Our journey with LDN is recorded at the link below if anyone is

> interested.

>

> Low Dose Naltrexone Forum - Your Personal LDN Stories & Updates

> http://ldn.proboards3.com/index.cgi?board=personal

>

>

> /Bren

>

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>

> Yes, it's the personal experience that makes the difference.

>

> I told someone (friend of friend) last Friday about LDN. She was told

> she has RRMS but new neuro's opinion is that she's been PPMS for some

> time now.

>

> I've heard nothing since but I still hope.

>

> Welcome back,

> Cris

My girlfriend has Hashimoto's Disease and my best friend has Rheumatoid

Arthritis. Both are auto-immune illnesses. I have informed them about

LDN and they know I take it but it goes in one ear and out the other.

You can lead a horse to water...

Artie

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Hello ,

I have a question about that anti-viral supplements you have mentioned.

I know you've written before about the anti-yeast supplements (against candida), but the candida is a bacteria.

What about the viruses? What kins of supplements can they be cured with?

I have congenital virus (HPV), it was due to a routine check up that I found out about it, and now I have been on LDN for 30 days...(I have MS)

What do you think about LDN helping fight viruses?

Thanks,

Nasti

[low dose naltrexone] There are 4 in my family on LDN

and soon to be a 5th.I've been on LDN 3 1/2 years for progressive MS and LDN has haltd my disease progression. I did other things for my health to compliment the LDN like anti-fungal diet, anti-fungal supplements, anti-viral supplements, swimming pool therapy, massage.My mom did a phone consult with Dr. Bihari will be 3 years ago in April for breast cancer. My mom had a lumpectomy of a very aggressive breast cancer and she chose LDN over chemo. My mom is still cancer free today.My grandma who is now 88 started LDN August 2005 for squamous cell carcinoma, my grandma had very advanced Alzheimer's by this time. Dec. 2005 we decided to have the tumor cut out of my grandma's neck and her surgeon was quite surprised that the cancer was contained in only one lymph gland. My grandma has had no chemo and no radiation, just LDN(4.5mg), Brownwood Acres Red Tart Cherry Juice Concentrate(Montmorency tart

cherries are considered Mother Nature's natural chemotherapy) , Solaray brand B-Vitamin 100, sublingual B-12, Vitamin C buffered. My grandma's Alzheimer's improved slightly on LDN and LDN has kept her from pogressing. She takes Namenda(which I took her off of for 2 weeks and found she didn't need it but the family that's caring for her insist she take it). She had been on Namenda a year prior to starting LDN so we can actually see what the LDN has done, especially when she had to be off the LDN for 2 weeks...YIKES! !! She's ambulatory with no need for any walking aid unless we take her to a Super Sized mall.My dad just started LDN as a cancer and other autoimmune disease preventative. I have an aunt with colon cancer I am trying to help get on LDN./Bren

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>

> Hello ,

>

> I have a question about that anti-viral supplements you have

mentioned.

> I know you've written before about the anti-yeast supplements

(against candida), but the candida is a bacteria.

> What about the viruses? What kinds of supplements.

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Of course there are the prescription anti-virals and there are two

over the counter anti-virals you will want to alternate. L-Lysine

500mg taken 2 times daily, Dr. McCandless uses ViraStop. Use L-Lysine

for 3 months and then switch to ViraStop for awhile. You might want to

check with Dr. McCandless and see if she can suggest anything else to

try.

/Bren