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Mon-04-07-2016, 01:55 AM
Hello all,
Glad to be here, as I have valuable information on Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) and I hope to shed some light on this possibly, very benefIcial pharmaceutical.
I have researched PsA thoroughly since being recently diagnosed. And I have much information I would like to share with others that suffer as I do, with this severe inflammatory condition. But in doing a search on your site for LDN,
I see there's little info and it is dated. I would have believed by now, a thread
on LDN would have been stickied. And I'm a bit surprised this is not so.
Did you know that people with PsA are highly likely to develop other
autoimmune diseases?
Did you know LDN benefits many autoimmune disorders including cancer? And
that LDN is so safe, fertility specialists are using it for expecting
mothers? And that it is beneficial to both mother and baby?
I have documented all the studies. Doctors who have shown clinical benefits in their practice and would like to share this valuable information, to those like me, who were slammed with this crippling inflammatory condition.
I was hit hard by PsA this New Years Day (2016). In three days I went from being mobile and active to practically being crippled. Wasn't diagnosed till months later (April). Never been arthritic in my 58 years prior. Now I know why all the old timers move to Florida.The cold really makes this condition unbearable. Now that it is warmer up north here in NYC, things are much better. Been taking care of myself by eating healthy, taking supplemental nutrients, and recently started with LDN (June 7th). I cannot comment on what is helping me, as it could be all these things. The big test will be when it gets cold again. Right now my inflammation markers have dropped which was my immediate concern due to pre-existing conditions (COPD, Cancer recovery). Systemic inflammation is not something you want added with those conditions. This recent autoimmune disorder couldn't have come at a worse time. But as I said I'm improving, but can't be sure why. My Rheumatologist is on board with my decision to try LDN, as I am hesitant about taking any DMARD's. There are many reasons why I'm hesitant about the standard treatments, but I'll cover that another time.
For now, I would just like to say, I'm happy to be here, and welcome any questions about LDN or PsA. I came to help and maybe learn in the process. I try to learn something new everyday.
Edit by Fred. This thread has since been closed please see the last post to see why.
RE: Hello, 50+ LDN user
Glad to be here, as I have valuable information on Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) and I hope to shed some light on this possibly, very benefIcial pharmaceutical.
I have researched PsA thoroughly since being recently diagnosed. And I have much information I would like to share with others that suffer as I do, with this severe inflammatory condition. But in doing a search on your site for LDN,
I see there's little info and it is dated. I would have believed by now, a thread
on LDN would have been stickied. And I'm a bit surprised this is not so.
Did you know that people with PsA are highly likely to develop other
autoimmune diseases?
Did you know LDN benefits many autoimmune disorders including cancer? And
that LDN is so safe, fertility specialists are using it for expecting
mothers? And that it is beneficial to both mother and baby?
I have documented all the studies. Doctors who have shown clinical benefits in their practice and would like to share this valuable information, to those like me, who were slammed with this crippling inflammatory condition.
I was hit hard by PsA this New Years Day (2016). In three days I went from being mobile and active to practically being crippled. Wasn't diagnosed till months later (April). Never been arthritic in my 58 years prior. Now I know why all the old timers move to Florida.The cold really makes this condition unbearable. Now that it is warmer up north here in NYC, things are much better. Been taking care of myself by eating healthy, taking supplemental nutrients, and recently started with LDN (June 7th). I cannot comment on what is helping me, as it could be all these things. The big test will be when it gets cold again. Right now my inflammation markers have dropped which was my immediate concern due to pre-existing conditions (COPD, Cancer recovery). Systemic inflammation is not something you want added with those conditions. This recent autoimmune disorder couldn't have come at a worse time. But as I said I'm improving, but can't be sure why. My Rheumatologist is on board with my decision to try LDN, as I am hesitant about taking any DMARD's. There are many reasons why I'm hesitant about the standard treatments, but I'll cover that another time.
For now, I would just like to say, I'm happy to be here, and welcome any questions about LDN or PsA. I came to help and maybe learn in the process. I try to learn something new everyday.
Edit by Fred. This thread has since been closed please see the last post to see why.
RE: Hello, 50+ LDN user
