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MS and Type 1 Diabetes are closely linked conditions. The main mouse model there is the NOD mouse (non-obese diabetic mouse). Type 1 diabetes (insulin dependent, autoimmune type) has now been cured in these mice approx using 200 different methods over many years. None of these methods have looked li...

I started a facebook group on LDN and Type 1 diabetes

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=342192490776

These links are good summaries of use of LDN

http://www.whitakerwellness.com/our-the ... -new-uses/

http://www.whitakerwellness.com/our-the ... ving-drug/

http://www.whitakerwellness.com/sitemap ... altrexone/

See link

http://www.takingcontrolofmultiplescler ... icleID=110

Prof Jelinek is basically the modern day updated Swank. Prof Jelinek has a new book out. It is the best coverage of MS including all the research and drugs etc I have seen.

http://www.takingcontrolofmultiplesclerosis.org/

Prof Jelinek has a new book out. It is the best coverage of MS including all the research and drugs etc I have seen.

http://www.takingcontrolofmultiplesclerosis.org/

As people with Type1 diabetes or their relatives have significantly increased risk of getting Muliple Sclerosis is there anyone out there with both who is taking Low Dose Naltrexone and is it having an effect on your Type1.

Thanks

As people with Type1 diabetes or their relatives have significantly increased risk of getting Muliple Sclerosis is there anyone out there with both who is taking Low Dose Naltrexone and is it having an effect on your Type1.

Thanks

My understanding is that Naltrexone is an antidrug treatment designed to nullify positive effect of narcotics and alcohol. Therefore you would expect that to be the effect during the period it is effective being 2 to 3 hours.

Kim

what did he say about LDN? My wife's Neuro is now prescribing it for her.

Peter

We went to a compounding pharmacy and asked what doctors had prescibed it and away we went.

My understanding is copaxane is the only one that you would consider taking it with. They don't know how copaxane works but it isn't by suppressing the immune system therefore the theory is it doesn't offset the LDN effect. Speculation is the copaxane gives the antibodies something else to attack in...

She got a script for 1.5mg capsules. She started on 1.5mg for about 2 weeks. No adverse feelings. Then started taking 2 caps (ie 3mg) for about 2 weeks. Then 3 caps (ie 4.5mg). The GP writing the script didn't really know so we suggested the 1.5mg. Doctor also didn't know how to gradually increase. ...

My wife was diagnosed 18 months ago with ms. Her symptoms weren't severe but were getting worse. Leg problems, fatigue, flickering eye. She went on rebif. 6 months later MRI showed more lessons. So her doctor changed her to Copaxane. Her fatigue was getting worse. I felt I was losing my wife. After ...

Here is a great website. This guy is a Professor of Medicine in Australia who has MS himself and has truely turned the disease around. http://www.takingcontrolofmultiplesclerosis.org/ This is the best presentation I have seen on ms http://www.takingcontrolofmultiplesclerosis.org/whatsnew_detail.php?...