Re: Dosage and other questions

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LDN must release fast for it to be effective.

http://ldn.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=forum & action=display & thread=87

If you can't return those 2.5mg capsules I would dissolve them in disilled water

and administer with a graduated medicine dropper.

http://goodshape.net/HomemadeLDN.html

http://www.amazon.com/Apex-Medicine-Dropper-Pack-3/dp/B000XPS8ZQ/ref=sr_1_22?ie=\

UTF8 & s=hpc & qid=1266015014 & sr=1-22

For your other questions you should go here and ask:

http://ldn.proboards.com/index.cgi

>

> Hi LDNers, here are some pretty basic questions I hope

> somebody can answer. I have been to ldninfo.org.

>

> I was able to get LDN to try it. But I don't like the dose.

> It is 30 2.5mg capsules. It is not time-released. The

> filler is " inactivated acidophilus " . It cost around 30USD

> or so. I doubt they will take it back, of course.

>

> Most people seem to do something like 1.5mg for 2 weeks,

> then 3mg for 2 weeks, then 4.5mg, which would be easily

> achieved with 1.5mg capsules. Is that right?

>

> With the 2.5mg capsules, I'm not sure how do do the dosing.

>

> Splitting the capsules is difficult to get right. Any ideas?

>

> Also, if anybody cares to comment, here are some questions I had.

>

> 1) Has anybody with severe ME as defined by Canadian 2003

> or Lyme tried it for a long time, such as a year?

> 2) Is this likely to be good or bad for people with

> serious hyperalgesia? Will it increase or decrease

> sensitivity to opioids? e.g. for surgery. I am told

> it has no effect.

> 3) When you stop LDN, do you remain better? I am told no.

> 4) Is the immune improvement good for bacterial and mold

> infections? One site said that it would not work if

> you have candida. I have severe mold sensitivity that

> is not sufficiently controlled by oral terbinafine,

> Nystatin, and caprylic acid.

> 5) Could it be bad for you? For example, does not having

> opioid stimulation during the night cause any problems

> because the body wanted those for something?

> 6) How exactly does it affect the immune system? Does it

> cause B cells and T cells to replicate? Does it cause

> NK cells to split?

> 7) Will you be marked as suspect in some way in the USA if

> you use it, for whatever reason, such as because

> addicts use it, because it sounds vaguely like opioids,

> because it's unusual, or because it removes market

> share from other pharmaceuticals?

>

> Thanks.

>

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> A: " You only think it's dark. " [CDC has denied ME/ " CFS " for 25 years]

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