Re: Sjogrens Dryness - LDN Therapy - Progress 2 weeks+

[Guest guest]

Hi croma_clear1,

It sometimes takes weeks, months, and even a year or more for LDN to achieve its

maximum therapeutic potential. Your health problem took time to develop, and it

will take time to overcome.

For more information about LDN, visit

http://tinyurl.com/2boot2

With best wishes for the New Year,

Dudley Delany

dudley_delany

[low dose naltrexone] Sjogrens Dryness - LDN Therapy - Progress 2 weeks+

Hello all

LDN 4.5mg for Sjogrens now 2 weeks +2 days

Progress:

Sleep disturbances more mild

Fatigue is subsiding but is dynamic..comes and goes

No progress with the main symptoms of dryness..mouth and eyes are

worse than before starting LDN...

How do I measure dryness...well I cant get saliva at all at the

moment..and my eyes I need to use thick ointment at night to get

through...my whole body skin is dry it flakes now.

So all in all I guess it's not where Id like to be..

Can I ask how long people took LDN before they see their symptoms

relieved ...anyone longer than 2 weeks ?

Am I expecting to much at week 2 ?

Or should it have kicked in so to speak by now and I might as well stop ?

Thanks to all..and I know that LDN seems to work for many so good luck

to us all.

Cheers

[Guest guest]

Hi MAG,

Ginkgo Biloba is said to improve memory. I believe colloidal gold (CG) also

helps along those lines. To learn more about CG, visit

http://tinyurl.com/grpm9

Best regards for the New Year,

Dudley Delany

dudley_delany

[low dose naltrexone] Re:Sjogrens Dryness - LDN Therapy - Progress 2

weeks+

I must speak up here and let you know that there have been studies regarding

Sjogrens and Evening Primrose Oil. I read about it 20 years ago in Judy

Graham's book on Evening Primrose Oil. (Graham also wrote a wonderful book

on M.S. and its Management). EPO has been my saving grace all these years as

I have gotten progressively better in my " healthy denial " of MS. I'm taking

LDN to see if it will help with the short term memory (is it M.S. or

menopause?). MAG