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agatha

Post subject: I can sunbathe now!

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 10:07 am

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Just wanted to share some good news! I have been taking LDN (4.5mg) for about 3 months and I'm very pleased with it (tho it's too soon to tell about progression yet). So far my energy is better, I need less sleep and most surprisingly of all I can enjoy the sunshine. For the last 20 years I have been dreading the summer as the sunlight made me feel so unwell but this year I have been sunbathing and indeed have a lovely golden tan - clearly the LDN is helping in some way and I will continue taking it for its effects on wellbeing even if it doesn't stop progression.
I'm about to start the Wheldon antibiotic protocol (see Antibiotics section on the forum) as well but I'm pleased with the LDN.
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