ldn and dr.bruce cree trial

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have anybody read the results of the trial with ldn pubblished on

http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/123289912/abstract?CRETRY=1 & SRETRY=0.

considering that 8 weeks are nothing to performe a trial for ms based on the

property to slow or stop progression,many neurologists here in italy use that

documents to inform their patients that ldn is not a tratment to be considered

to slow or stop the progression,and it is only usefull in case of p.p.ms.to

fight simptoms.

i would like to know your point of view on this matter.

my best

emiliano

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"Nothing ventured, nothing gained"

LDN has definitely helped my Lyme/MS symptoms. My recent EBV relapse is nothing severe, in fact, the number was the lowest relapse I have ever had...I am usually at 1500 or higher....this time it was below 1000. My Interleukin 10 test finally went down into the normal range, too.

Now, am I cured? Absolutely not! LDN is a great adjunct therapy. Perhaps in time I will gain other benefits (taking LDN 7 months).

ldn and dr.bruce cree trial

Posted by: "emilnari" emilnari@... emilnari

Sat Mar 13, 2010 5:28 am (PST)

have anybody read the results of the trial with ldn pubblished onhttp://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/123289912/abstract?CRETRY=1 & SRETRY=0.considering that 8 weeks are nothing to performe a trial for ms based on the property to slow or stop progression,many neurologists here in italy use that documents to inform their patients that ldn is not a tratment to be considered to slow or stop the progression,and it is only usefull in case of p.p.ms.to fight simptoms.i would like to know your point of view on this matter.my bestemiliano