A Regulatory T-cell poster for your wall

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To everyone who wants to know how things work (in great detail)Here is a poster published in Nature showing how regulatory T-cells work:http://www.nature.com/nri/posters/tregcells/nri1001_treg_poster.pdfFrom: Lee <nancy_lee.2154@...>To:

low dose naltrexone Sent: Mon, 25 January, 2010 7:55:37 PMSubject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Timing question

It sounds to me that your friend has a pretty stable body clock, it is just a couple of hours ahead of the body clock of most of us. There is no magic witching hour to take LDN. Yur friend should just take it before he goes to bed, and by the time he wakes up, the LDN will have broken down sufficiently for his pituitary gland to be producing endorphins for the rest of his day. No worries. Just fit the LDN into the body clock whenever it is bedtime.From: "RemoteVwraol (DOT) com" <RemoteVwraol (DOT) com>low dose naltrexoneSent: Mon, 25 January, 2010 7:34:50 PMSubject: [low dose naltrexone] Timing question

A friend of mine with Crohn's is going to try LDN soon. He has a work schedule that requires him to go to bed at 7 PM and get up at 3 AM. He's not going to get up a 9 PM to take the LDN. I told him he probably should not take it at 3 AM and just take it at bedtime, but I am far from being an expert so thought I'd ask.

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