RE: LDN/colds/sinus/ transdermal

October 5, 2010

Hi

I have SPMS and was plagued with sinus/mucous which caused

choking and MS exacerbations. LDN keeps me really well no colds, sinus or

choking but this did not happen straight away – maybe after I had been

taking LDN for 6 months. Then I had to stop for a couple of months due to

an allergic reaction & trouble with my pump. The colds, sinus &

choking came back. Now I am back taking LDN transdermally & only

2.00mg or less & all cold & sinus & choking gone within days.

I would really recommend that you persevere but try reducing the

dose (strength & frequency). That’s the best thing about

transdermal – it is really easy to adjust the dose.

Good luck

Trish

[mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of S

Sent: Tuesday, 5 October 2010 2:06 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Hello everyone I have a question,perhaps

someone can shed some light upon?

Good

morning all,

My

question is in regard to recently having what I think is a bad cold,

but more. Two weeks and two days ago began a sore throat, which in the

past signified a cold coming on. However, this has been dragging on and

on. I'm living with MS, have been taking LDN for four months now, and feel like

I've just gone backward four months, feeling and functioning as I did; prior to

LDN and other supplements the medical intuitive has had me taking. Can it

be that this illness that keeps dragging on, is causing temporary backsliding;

or what does anyone think? This frightens me, for I want to go forward and was

doing fairly well. I do not wish to go back to taking injections of copaxone.

Thank

you for your time and any feedback you may provide me. Have a safe and

good day and week everyone.

S

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