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Ra sufferer
Thank you so much for your replies but I have mentioned this before everyone seems to be either taking two or three neds biollogics but I am also looking into low dose naltrexone in which you may not have to take other neds and little side effects do your research
Thank you so much for your replies but I have mentioned this before everyone seems to be either taking two or three neds biollogics but I am also looking into low dose naltrexone in which you may not have to take other neds and little side effects do your research
Rocky07
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NRAS
8 years ago
Lupus since 18
I got sick and I was told it was a urine tract infection . So because my immune system couldn't take care of the problem lupus attached my stomach and my abdominal area. They gave me steroids and antibiotics took the for ever to see me I nauseated, bloated all the time ,stomach hurt , threw up also.
I got sick and I was told it was a urine tract infection . So because my immune system couldn't take care of the problem lupus attached my stomach and my abdominal area. They gave me steroids and antibiotics took the for ever to see me I nauseated, bloated all the time ,stomach hurt , threw up also.
Priss
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LUPUS UK
8 years ago
New to this site. It's a relief to find people who understand how I feel and not alone
I have been suffering with terrible anxiety for a few months....crazy negative thoughts about my husband dying and leaving me alone. Also facing money problems, like who isn't ? I get on the treadmill for about half hour at a high speed to get all that extra energy to subside. It seems to help for a
I have been suffering with terrible anxiety for a few months....crazy negative thoughts about my husband dying and leaving me alone. Also facing money problems, like who isn't ? I get on the treadmill for about half hour at a high speed to get all that extra energy to subside. It seems to help for a
LadyE
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Anxiety Support
8 years ago
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Low dose Naltrexone
Hi folks, Has anyone tried low dose naltrexone for Hoshimotos? Thank you for your time! 😊
Hi folks, Has anyone tried low dose naltrexone for Hoshimotos? Thank you for your time! 😊
Rosie_P
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Ra sufferer
Hi everyone. I am from australia I have mentioned before about low dose naltrexone I am aware of a hospital for special surgery in new york which specialises in rheaumatology I am asking if anyone has been a patient there and if they are aware of low dose naltrexone
Hi everyone. I am from australia I have mentioned before about low dose naltrexone I am aware of a hospital for special surgery in new york which specialises in rheaumatology I am asking if anyone has been a patient there and if they are aware of low dose naltrexone
Rocky07
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NRAS
8 years ago
Ra sufferer
Hi everyone first I would like to wish you all a happy new year with positivity and hope I am from australia I have mentioned before about low dose naltrexone for ra I suggest you look at utube and internet I have spoken to a compound pharmacy that makes what I heard was interesting my next appointment
Hi everyone first I would like to wish you all a happy new year with positivity and hope I am from australia I have mentioned before about low dose naltrexone for ra I suggest you look at utube and internet I have spoken to a compound pharmacy that makes what I heard was interesting my next appointment
Rocky07
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NRAS
8 years ago
Ra sufferer
I ha r just heard a lot about low dose naltrexone with little side effects and very promising results it is worth looking into
I ha r just heard a lot about low dose naltrexone with little side effects and very promising results it is worth looking into
Rocky07
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NRAS
8 years ago
SNAP SHOT of my DNA .... DID YOU KNOW YOUR DNA Weighs 7kg and mine is made up mostly of G's
Gee WIZ .. DNA is just amazing stuff and advent of data bases are ones creating cures .. DNA is like a coiled spring and when it gets diseased BITs are added to DNA thus un-spring's uncoils and THAT is very bad. But amazing thing about Dna & Steroids is the put the spring back into your DNA. "0","rs351855
Gee WIZ .. DNA is just amazing stuff and advent of data bases are ones creating cures .. DNA is like a coiled spring and when it gets diseased BITs are added to DNA thus un-spring's uncoils and THAT is very bad. But amazing thing about Dna & Steroids is the put the spring back into your DNA. "0","rs351855
Hidden
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Lung Cancer Support
8 years ago
naltrexone is it safe
Hi I have just read a very interesting letter on the forum regarding Naltrexone being used for controling fluctuating graves antibodies, I have increasing arm and hand pain and wondered if this is due to long term Carbimazole use, I have been taking Carb for 4 years now and although I am not experiencing
Hi I have just read a very interesting letter on the forum regarding Naltrexone being used for controling fluctuating graves antibodies, I have increasing arm and hand pain and wondered if this is due to long term Carbimazole use, I have been taking Carb for 4 years now and although I am not experiencing
frian
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
high antibodies and LDN
Hi I am new to this site and am the mother of a daughter with hashimotos disease so hope its ok to post. My daughter has been suffering with thyroid symptoms for a few years. She was told to take 50mg of thyroxine a day but this sent her into anxiety and rage so she stopped taking it. Gp's were not very
Hi I am new to this site and am the mother of a daughter with hashimotos disease so hope its ok to post. My daughter has been suffering with thyroid symptoms for a few years. She was told to take 50mg of thyroxine a day but this sent her into anxiety and rage so she stopped taking it. Gp's were not very
keltriffic
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Live tonight on The LDN Radio Show, Dr John Kim will be sharing his experience of LDN.
answering your questions for details of times, call in numbers, his bio etc go to www.ldnradio.org We hope you can jpin us. If you are unable to listen live the recording will be available on the website. You can still listen to last weeks show with Dr Jill Cottel on https://www.mixcloud.com/LDNRT/
answering your questions for details of times, call in numbers, his bio etc go to www.ldnradio.org We hope you can jpin us. If you are unable to listen live the recording will be available on the website. You can still listen to last weeks show with Dr Jill Cottel on https://www.mixcloud.com/LDNRT/
liveurlife
Volunteer
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LDN Research Trust
8 years ago
Low Dose Naltrexone for fibromyalgia?
Since the last post on this four years ago, has anyone had success with Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN) for fibromyalgia? Here in the USA, Stanford University did a study concluding it offers "significant reduction in symptoms" for both Multiple Sclerosis and fibromyalgia patients. It's the same drug as Narcon
Since the last post on this four years ago, has anyone had success with Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN) for fibromyalgia? Here in the USA, Stanford University did a study concluding it offers "significant reduction in symptoms" for both Multiple Sclerosis and fibromyalgia patients. It's the same drug as Narcon
Hidden
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
8 years ago
Low Dose Naltrexone
So, I finally started on LDN. Took a long time, I've had it sat around the house for ages. The more I read about it, the more I like. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18728058 4.2mg, every night at 9pm. I'll keep you all informed . Nothing ventured .
So, I finally started on LDN. Took a long time, I've had it sat around the house for ages. The more I read about it, the more I like. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18728058 4.2mg, every night at 9pm. I'll keep you all informed . Nothing ventured .
monkeybus
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AMN EASIER
8 years ago
Non Responsive Coeliac?
Hello - im classed as non-responsive - apparently my immune system will not switch off and keeps attacking my villi - despite me being on a strict gluten free diet for over 16 years. I have tried Prednisolone which did not work and then Azathioprene which also hasnt worked. Im now wondering whether Low
Hello - im classed as non-responsive - apparently my immune system will not switch off and keeps attacking my villi - despite me being on a strict gluten free diet for over 16 years. I have tried Prednisolone which did not work and then Azathioprene which also hasnt worked. Im now wondering whether Low
Littlebee
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
8 years ago
365 Errors With MY DNA
Here is a run down on errors flagged with my DNA unforantly my cancer risk given MY gene coding is 46% also chronic inflation 50% and arthritis 60%. But it's NOT all bad news as I carry gene that asprin reduces my cancer risk. .......................................................................
Here is a run down on errors flagged with my DNA unforantly my cancer risk given MY gene coding is 46% also chronic inflation 50% and arthritis 60%. But it's NOT all bad news as I carry gene that asprin reduces my cancer risk. .......................................................................
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
LDN, LDN, LDN. Low dose Naltrexone. Holding On by a thread and run away to join the circus
How very very sad and very very scary. Greatest commendations to all the caregivers. LDN might be able to help at least a bit. I have been on low dose Naltrexone for at least a year and a half. If you could Google LDN you will get many articles. It is also good for cancer patients. It raises your
How very very sad and very very scary. Greatest commendations to all the caregivers. LDN might be able to help at least a bit. I have been on low dose Naltrexone for at least a year and a half. If you could Google LDN you will get many articles. It is also good for cancer patients. It raises your
parkie13
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Cure Parkinson's
8 years ago
Has anyone ever used or heard of Naltrexone for treating endo? Any advice would be much appreciated!
Doing some research on what to try next to treat my endo and have came across naltrexone. Has anyone ever tried or heard of this for treating endo? I'm really struggling at the mo and desperate to find something that works. Any advice greatly appreciated.
Doing some research on what to try next to treat my endo and have came across naltrexone. Has anyone ever tried or heard of this for treating endo? I'm really struggling at the mo and desperate to find something that works. Any advice greatly appreciated.
Croydebay
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Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
Best Doctors for Behcets, Plus exhaustion and an "Off Label" drug
Hi, I am Cindy and I am new. I don't know which tag to use. I see many people asking about Meds, Eye problems and how to get their docs to LISTEN! Here is a bit of everything. I hope some of this will help some of you. The "GODS" of Behcets medicine in the U.S. and world wide, are the two Doctors named
Hi, I am Cindy and I am new. I don't know which tag to use. I see many people asking about Meds, Eye problems and how to get their docs to LISTEN! Here is a bit of everything. I hope some of this will help some of you. The "GODS" of Behcets medicine in the U.S. and world wide, are the two Doctors named
sneakyblonde
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Behçet's UK
8 years ago
What are reasonable expectations for my neurologist
I have Parkinsons. I recently went in for my annual neurological checkup. After reporting in on symptom progression I expressed interest in knowing more about Nilotinib. To my surprise my physician really seemed to know little about it and dismissed the subject with the statement that "there wasn't
I have Parkinsons. I recently went in for my annual neurological checkup. After reporting in on symptom progression I expressed interest in knowing more about Nilotinib. To my surprise my physician really seemed to know little about it and dismissed the subject with the statement that "there wasn't
FMundo
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Cure Parkinson's
8 years ago
From 2000 people with Hashimoto's- the nine most helpful strategies.
This is an email I received from Isabella Wentz. 'After implementing carefully researched lifestyle changes, I was able to see a tremendous improvement in my health. I decided to summarize my research an improvements in my book, Hashimoto's the Root Cause in 2013. When I initially published the book
This is an email I received from Isabella Wentz. 'After implementing carefully researched lifestyle changes, I was able to see a tremendous improvement in my health. I decided to summarize my research an improvements in my book, Hashimoto's the Root Cause in 2013. When I initially published the book
Scazzoh
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
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