? about peripheral neuropathy and diabetes

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I have diabetic neuropathy.  This gives me a burning sensation in my hands and

feet.  I have read that LDN can help people with this problem. I would like to

know how it works.  Does the LDN stop the autoimmune attack on the pancreas

which results in a reduction in neuropathic pain? Or does it work directly on

the inflammed areas?

I am asking this question because I think my potential diabetic problems are of

the type 2 variety and if LDN stops the autoimmune attack on the pancreas,then

this may not be a solution for me.

MacGilchrist

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I don't believe research has been done explaining how this works.JackieFrom: MacGilchrist <s.macgilxrist@...>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] ? about peripheral neuropathy and diabeteslow dose naltrexone Date: Saturday, May 15, 2010, 5:54 AMI have diabetic neuropathy. This gives me a burning sensation in my hands and feet. I have read that LDN can help people with this problem. I would like to know how it works. Does the LDN stop the autoimmune attack on the pancreas which results in a reduction in neuropathic pain? Or does it work directly

on the inflammed areas?I am asking this question because I think my potential diabetic problems are of the type 2 variety and if LDN stops the autoimmune attack on the pancreas,then this may not be a solution for me. MacGilchrist ------------------------------------