LDN and kidney function.

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Dear readers5 years ago my kidney function was calculated to be 97%. Since then I have acquired a couple of autoimmune diseases (relapsing polychondritis and Sjogren's.) Last year my kidney function was calculated to be 54%. I started to take LDN about 9 months ago and a recent blood test showed my kidney function was back up to 74%. Not good, but much better than it was a year ago. I wonder if the LDN was responsible for this improvement. Has anyone else had any experience with the effect of LDN on kidney function in a person with an autoimmune disease?Regards to you allFrom: Gaz C <covo@...>susie942000 <susie942000@...>; low dose naltrexone Sent: Wed, 10 February, 2010 4:48:43 PMSubject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] 50MGS NALTREXONE AND TRAVEL TO AUSTRALIA

My friend said "Re your query, I wouldn't be bringing any medication

into the country without getting the appropriate permission from both

sides of the ocean.The officer this person will see will in all

likelihood have no idea what the medication is legitimately for, and in

the first instance consider it suspect. I would suggest this person

email information@ customs.gov. au and they will be able to give better

advice."

Cheers,

Gaz C wrote:

> I have a friend who works in Customs so I'll ask her for you.

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> Cheers,

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> susie942000 wrote:

>> Hi everyone

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>> I make up my own LDN and am travelling to Australia. Because I buy

>> 50mgs from All Day Chemist, I am worried that I will not be allowed

>> to take this in with me. I usually take the tablets and make up a

>> fresh batch on arrival. My other meds have my name on them but i

>> believe i also need an accompanying proof. Any suggestions?

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>> Thanks

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