Re: Dr McCandless, seldom is LDN stand-alone treatment

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And what I'm saying is, if someone is happy with their results with LDN,

they don't have to feel they need to stop dairy. I realize that those who

aren't happy with their results may need to investigate further.

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At 05:57 PM 2/24/2010, you wrote:

>Dr McCandless, seldom is LDN stand-alone treatment

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>As usual, I need to emphasize that seldom is LDN a stand-alone treatment,

>but accompanies other strategies their body needs, especially a healthy

>diet. No sugar, dairy or gluten.

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>If you are having adverse symptoms caused by LDN....

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>Would you be willing to stop all casein (milk products) and gluten (wheat,

>rye, barley and oats) for a week and see if you feel better? A study done

>several years ago showed that 30% of us have some degree of celiac

>disease(intolerance/allegy to wheat) even though the clinical symptoms may

>not be obvious enough to alert most people to that. When anyone in that

>30% of persons stops eating wheat, they feel a lot better. The LDN may be

>acting like the opioid antagonist it is and causing a withdrawal reaction

>from taking away your fix, even if only for a few hours...(continued)

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>http://ldn.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=links & action=display & thread=1483

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> > There is no such problem.

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> > Some people are avoiding dairy for various reasons. It has nothing to do

> > with whether LDN works or not. Dairy is not restricted for use with LDN.

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> > If you are otherwise happy with your diet, don't worry about it. This

> idea

> > that all these foods should be forbidden has nothing to do with LDN. It

> > has to do with people trying to find further answers with their

> > health. People are taking things a bit far here and alarming people

> > unnecessarily. Some people are avoiding gluten, casein (milk products),

> > etc. That is their choice and may be necessary to their healing, but

> it is

> > not a rule for LDN use and those dietary restrictions are not universally

> > appropriate. Plus, the statement that dairy turns into morphine is not

> > even true. Some people thrive with dairy in their diets, others

> > don't. Know thyself.

> >

> > There is nothing wrong with your continuing with your dairy in your

> diet if

> > you are otherwise feeling good.

> >

> > no worries!

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