Insights into my LDN successes (3 mos on LDN)

[Guest guest]

Could this be how LDN is working in my body. The two major issues that pretty much went away are the rheumatic arm pain (about 2 yrs or so old) and trigger finger problem (about 1 yr old). Both these issues have pretty much disappeared. Could the newest things to hit my body be the first ones to disappear. Kinda makes sense to me.

The lower back stiffness (50some years) and the knee issues (10 yrs or so) maybe they will eventually improve with time and with higher doses if I ever get there.

[Guest guest]

Yes, is is what "normally" happens, you heal in reverse order. It does get complicated with types of problems. The simple stuff like yeast and sugar levels, and use of supplements can make a big difference,without realizing it. We usually miss the obvious.

From: low dose naltrexone on behalf of JOYCE MARTINOSent: Sun 1/17/2010 5:16 PMVery_Low_Dose_Naltrexone; LDN ListSubject: [low dose naltrexone] Insights into my LDN successes (3 mos on LDN)

Could this be how LDN is working in my body. The two major issues that pretty much went away are the rheumatic arm pain (about 2 yrs or so old) and trigger finger problem (about 1 yr old). Both these issues have pretty much disappeared. Could the newest things to hit my body be the first ones to disappear. Kinda makes sense to me.

The lower back stiffness (50some years) and the knee issues (10 yrs or so) maybe they will eventually improve with time and with higher doses if I ever get there.

[Guest guest]

I'm sure that's what people with MS report - their symptoms disappear

in reverse order.

JOYCE MARTINO wrote:

Could this be how LDN is working in my

body.   The two major issues that pretty much went away are the

rheumatic arm pain (about 2 yrs or so old) and trigger finger problem

(about 1 yr old).  Both these issues have pretty much disappeared. 

Could the newest things to hit my body be the first ones to disappear. 

Kinda makes sense to me.

 

The lower back stiffness (50some years) and

the knee issues (10 yrs or so) maybe they will eventually improve with

time and with higher doses if I ever get there.  

 

[Guest guest]

Yes , i have also notice a few time in my life when i was headed toward remission ( i have AS) that pain reverse exactly in the reverse way that it did appear.Pierre

[Guest guest]

Symptoms usually disappear in the reverse order

HERRING'S LAW OF CURE

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> Could this be how LDN is working in my body. The two major issues that

pretty much went away are the rheumatic arm pain (about 2 yrs or so old) and

trigger finger problem (about 1 yr old). Both these issues have pretty much

disappeared. Could the newest things to hit my body be the first ones to

disappear. Kinda makes sense to me.

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> The lower back stiffness (50some years) and the knee issues (10 yrs or so)

maybe they will eventually improve with time and with higher doses if I ever get

there.

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