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While 1000s of people with MS have been taking LDN for years with good results, there continues to be a reluctance by many neurologists to prescribe it for their patients because LDN has not been approved by the FDA for multiple sclerosis. To be approved, a clinical trial needs to be conducted yield...

Lot's of MS testimonials on this...

http://www.youtube.com/user/TheLDNresea ... 1Mqjl0RMeI

Or google...

"LDN Research Trust YouTube Channel"

If you go to www.LDNaware.org and click on the "Resources" page, at the bottom of the page there is a "LDN Doctor Letter" that maybe helpful.

If you go to www.LDNaware.org on the Resources page there is a "LDN Doctor Letter" which may help your doctor write a prescription.

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If you go to www.LDNaware.org there is a Canadian page and Facebook group. I'm sure they can help.

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This study was flawed from the beginning - it was only eight weeks long. Can you imagine making a judgement on the CRABs after only eight weeks? The reason it was only eight weeks long was because of limited funding ($25,000 ) all raised by LDN patients. Meanwhile the National Multiple Sclerosis Soc...

You feel so good on LDN because you have 200-300% more endorphins flowing through your body the day after you take it. LDN should have no impact on bloodflow or blockage as it doesn't thin your blood or make your heart beat faster. Endorphins play a big part in regulating immune system balance, so d...

An interesting MP3 presentation on LDN from the World Congress on Antiaging Medicine and Regenerative and Biomedical Technologies (12/12/2009).

Find it at www.LDNresearchtrust.org > Information tab > MP3s page > download link at the bottom of the page.

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Interesting new website on all things LDN:

www.LDNAware.org


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The Mary Bradley Show features a recent interview with Dr. Bob Lawrence, a doctor with MS who credits the drug with halting his disease progression:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/mary-boyle-bradley

Dr. Lawrence has over 500 patients on LDN in the UK, most with MS.

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Here is another free eBook on Low Dose Naltrexone that covers alot of ground:

"The Faces of Low Dose Naltrexone"

Download at:

www.honestmedicine.com

This online book, "Those Who Suffer Much Know Much" was recently sent to me, so I am sharing it forward to the ThisIsMS community. If you are interested in learning more about Low Dose Naltrexone as a therapy for MS it pretty much covers it all. http://www.ldnresearchtrustfiles.co.uk/docs/...