Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

[Guest guest]

Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. fish oil does not contain the inflammation causing omega-6 fatty acids.

For mood disorders a combined dose of 2000 mg EPA+DHA has been helpful to many. This is about 3 grams of fish oil three times a day.

Please contact the magazine and suggest they make the correction re fish oil.

None of the supplements discussed will interfere with LDN and are mentioned on Dr Lawrence's site.

mjh

3. Omega-3 fatty acid for reduction in MS inflammation (Norway is also doing one)4. Fish oil (omega-6 fatty acid) for depression improvement.Some of these are being funded by the MS Society!! MAYBE "they" are FINALLY listening to us MS patients as to what does and does not work for us !!!!!!!!!!!!Regards,JanetSee what's free at AOL.com.

[Guest guest]

Hi Marilyn,

Increasing the ratio of Omega-3s to Omega-6s is effective but

emerging evidence indicates increasing intake of Fish Oil only (or

other form of omega-3 fatty acids - EPA and DHA) is not as effective

as a combination of omega oils/fatty acids.

Research is still being conducted into the most effective combination

(see reference below). At this time it's probably unwise to isolate

Omega-3 and recommend such high levels of supplementation -

especially as each individual has different health challenges. They

may, for example; already have a diet rich in Omega-3s or they may

take other medications or supplements that interact adversely.

Regards,

Cris

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) - Radio National - Health

Report - 11 June 2007

Fish oil and yoghurt - Transcript

' ... So where did this interest in fish oil begin? Clifton

from CSIRO's Department of Human Nutrition points to studies done on

Greenland Eskimos by two Danish scientists Bang and Dyerberg, nearly

40 years ago. ... '

' ... Clifton: Well certainly she had a positive study but

there have been other fish oil studies that haven't shown benefit and

the combination of fatty acid they used was a mix of fish oils but

also an Omega 6 which is a different fatty acid with a different

configuration. It appeared that it had to be that particular mixture

to show benefit because the other straight fish oil studies have not

shown any benefit. So it's a little bit hard to understand why adding

a little bit of N6 fatty acids should suddenly magically make the

concoction work where it didn't work with straight fish oil. But the

Durham study is being reproduced in Adelaide, again with positive

benefits and in addition not only do the kids behave better as

assessed by their parents or the class teacher but they also perform

better on cognitive tests; so computerised and pencil and paper tests

which are a bit more objective than assessments of behaviour. So

looking at those two together you say well there does appear to be a

benefit but I don't quite understand why it needs that particular

combination of fatty acids. I always like to see more positive

studies so if there were another two or three done that showed a

similar benefit then I'd be convinced. ... '

http://www.abc.net.au/rn/healthreport/stories/2007/1944691.htm#transcr

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>

> Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. fish oil

does not

> contain the inflammation causing omega-6 fatty acids.

>

> For mood disorders a combined dose of 2000 mg EPA+DHA has been

helpful to

> many. This is about 3 grams of fish oil three times a day.

>

> Please contact the magazine and suggest they make the correction

re fish

> oil.

>

> None of the supplements discussed will interfere with LDN and are

mentioned

> on Dr Lawrence's site.

>

> mjh

>

>

> 3. Omega-3 fatty acid for reduction in MS inflammation (Norway is

also doing

> one)

> 4. Fish oil (omega-6 fatty acid) for depression improvement.

>

> Some of these are being funded by the MS Society!! MAYBE " they "

are FINALLY

> listening to us MS patients as to what does and does not work for

us

> !!!!!!!!!!!!

>

> Regards,

> Janet

[Guest guest]

I don't think that is paranoid at all it is the TRUTH. Unless there is money in it they don't care about the many. As they see a few happy souls feeling better. Diet and oils of a healthy kind will slow down many diseases without the fancy expensive CRAB drugs. Like I said, when the truth is finally out in the open and msers and cancer survivors etc. show getting better with nothing but ldn, they will have to cave. I'm worried what the pharma companies, stockholders might do to protect their nest eggs. This could get ugly.

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Kathy LintzenichSent: Friday, June 15, 2007 11:31 PMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

Regarding your comment about the ms society listening to us. I would like to agree. However, it came to my attention from the last ms society mag there were several studies underway on different things to help ms. They devoted paragraphs on the drugs/vaccinations where much profit is concerned. They also mentioned fish oil, estriol, testosterone, and something else natural. It was so short and this estriol study has been going on for years and years!!! it is my belief they want us to think we can be proactive to some extent so we will trust them enough to take the MS drugs! it is indisputable that diet and the oils play a role in halting or slowing the ms condition. The society knows that we as consumers and people with this condition know that. There are thousands of us who are walking testimonies to the fact!! This is why they are involved or seemed interested in this minimalist manner. I know it sounds paranoid in a way but they are not looking for cures unless it is going to make billions of dollars.

All My Best, Kathy

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. fish oil does not contain the inflammation causing omega-6 fatty acids.

For mood disorders a combined dose of 2000 mg EPA+DHA has been helpful to many. This is about 3 grams of fish oil three times a day.

Please contact the magazine and suggest they make the correction re fish oil.

None of the supplements discussed will interfere with LDN and are mentioned on Dr Lawrence's site.

mjh

3. Omega-3 fatty acid for reduction in MS inflammation (Norway is also doing one)4. Fish oil (omega-6 fatty acid) for depression improvement.Some of these are being funded by the MS Society!! MAYBE "they" are FINALLY listening to us MS patients as to what does and does not work for us !!!!!!!!!!!!Regards,Janet

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[Guest guest]

Regarding your comment about the ms society listening to us. I would like to agree. However, it came to my attention from the last ms society mag there were several studies underway on different things to help ms. They devoted paragraphs on the drugs/vaccinations where much profit is concerned. They also mentioned fish oil, estriol, testosterone, and something else natural. It was so short and this estriol study has been going on for years and years!!! it is my belief they want us to think we can be proactive to some extent so we will trust them enough to take the MS drugs! it is indisputable that diet and the oils play a role in halting or slowing the ms condition. The society knows that we as consumers and people with this condition know that. There are thousands of us who are walking testimonies to the fact!! This is why they are involved or seemed interested in this minimalist manner. I know it sounds paranoid in a way but they are not looking for cures unless it is going to make billions of dollars.

All My Best, Kathy

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. fish oil does not contain the inflammation causing omega-6 fatty acids.

For mood disorders a combined dose of 2000 mg EPA+DHA has been helpful to many. This is about 3 grams of fish oil three times a day.

Please contact the magazine and suggest they make the correction re fish oil.

None of the supplements discussed will interfere with LDN and are mentioned on Dr Lawrence's site.

mjh

3. Omega-3 fatty acid for reduction in MS inflammation (Norway is also doing one)4. Fish oil (omega-6 fatty acid) for depression improvement.Some of these are being funded by the MS Society!! MAYBE "they" are FINALLY listening to us MS patients as to what does and does not work for us !!!!!!!!!!!!Regards,Janet

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[Guest guest]

I was dx in oct 2006 with ms and the ms society I haven't had much expeirence but what I have so far I would say I agree with you Kathy.ALL THE BEST DJ

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. fish oil does not contain the inflammation causing omega-6 fatty acids.

For mood disorders a combined dose of 2000 mg EPA+DHA has been helpful to many. This is about 3 grams of fish oil three times a day.

Please contact the magazine and suggest they make the correction re fish oil.

None of the supplements discussed will interfere with LDN and are mentioned on Dr Lawrence's site.

mjh

3. Omega-3 fatty acid for reduction in MS inflammation (Norway is also doing one)4. Fish oil (omega-6 fatty acid) for depression improvement.Some of these are being funded by the MS Society!! MAYBE "they" are FINALLY listening to us MS patients as to what does and does not work for us !!!!!!!!!!!!Regards,Janet

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ANN,I agree with you too!! sad as it may be it's true.It's ok because we will WIN the fight eventually..keep feeling good and getting better.Prove them wrong I know I will. all the best DJ

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. fish oil does not contain the inflammation causing omega-6 fatty acids.

For mood disorders a combined dose of 2000 mg EPA+DHA has been helpful to many. This is about 3 grams of fish oil three times a day.

Please contact the magazine and suggest they make the correction re fish oil.

None of the supplements discussed will interfere with LDN and are mentioned on Dr Lawrence's site.

mjh

3. Omega-3 fatty acid for reduction in MS inflammation (Norway is also doing one)4. Fish oil (omega-6 fatty acid) for depression improvement.Some of these are being funded by the MS Society!! MAYBE "they" are FINALLY listening to us MS patients as to what does and does not work for us !!!!!!!!!!!!Regards,Janet

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It's almost like a cult, in my opinion. The NMSS calls for the newly diagnosed to give them their stories. Just got an email via the society about what to do about depression, sex and relationships. Golly Gee!! now that my muscles are better, due to the ldn, maybe I can have some with my husband. I think I can manage without help and advice from them. It's like riding a bike, isn't it? Day 6 on 1.5 mg and my strength and flexibility are returning. LDN ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of don kirkSent: Saturday, June 16, 2007 3:50 AMlow dose naltrexone Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

ANN,I agree with you too!! sad as it may be it's true.It's ok because we will WIN the fight eventually..keep feeling good and getting better.Prove them wrong I know I will. all the best DJ

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. fish oil does not contain the inflammation causing omega-6 fatty acids.

For mood disorders a combined dose of 2000 mg EPA+DHA has been helpful to many. This is about 3 grams of fish oil three times a day.

Please contact the magazine and suggest they make the correction re fish oil.

None of the supplements discussed will interfere with LDN and are mentioned on Dr Lawrence's site.

mjh

3. Omega-3 fatty acid for reduction in MS inflammation (Norway is also doing one)4. Fish oil (omega-6 fatty acid) for depression improvement.Some of these are being funded by the MS Society!! MAYBE "they" are FINALLY listening to us MS patients as to what does and does not work for us !!!!!!!!!!!!Regards,Janet

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A cult you're right!!! lol I am so glad they can give you tips how to. lol lol maybe they will send me a diagram. lol

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Larry on what happens to the Copaxone if not 'under attack O/T k

Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. fish oil does not contain the inflammation causing omega-6 fatty acids.

For mood disorders a combined dose of 2000 mg EPA+DHA has been helpful to many. This is about 3 grams of fish oil three times a day.

Please contact the magazine and suggest they make the correction re fish oil.

None of the supplements discussed will interfere with LDN and are mentioned on Dr Lawrence's site.

mjh

3. Omega-3 fatty acid for reduction in MS inflammation (Norway is also doing one)4. Fish oil (omega-6 fatty acid) for depression improvement.Some of these are being funded by the MS Society!! MAYBE "they" are FINALLY listening to us MS patients as to what does and does not work for us !!!!!!!!!!!!Regards,Janet

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