Fantastic. ! My neurologist would not prescribe it for me. I hope it
continues working for you! Please keep us up to date as to how it goes for
you.
Trudy
Virginia
TM- 02/02 MS - 02/07
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From: ROBERT DIEHL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2007 10:30 AM
To:
I think that is the point the doctor pharmacist had about LDN, how can it help with pain management? It blocks the receptors in the brain that make even our own natural pain killers not be effective. We do get a lot (about 25% of the patients on my unit on a given day are there to be detoxed from
Hi Bob,
I wrote to the list in Nov about LDN. I am still taking it and still
having some improvement while on it. If you go to
http://www.remedyfind.com/treatments/0/2165/
there are first hand accounts about LDN from people who have various
illnesses. Also, here is a site that should help
Robert,
I work at a psychiatric hospital. The unit I work on deals primarily with persons that have co-occurring diagnosis of mental illness and chemical dependency. We occasionally utilize naltrexone as an aid to assist alcoholics or opioid dependent persons refrain from benefiting from those
