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And on Tuesday 4/6, I experienced miraculous improvements. Walking was pretty close to back-to normal and the increasing pain, tingling and numbness in my right arm - although still existed - felt 1000 times better. Plus, I felt, in general, much stronger than I have felt in the past year (since my mobility issues arose).
Wednesday 4/7 was the same as Tuesday. My family was astonished. I could almost jump in the air and click my heels - I felt so much better....
Thursday, 4/8, I felt like I was coming down with a cold....and over the weekend the cold came out full force....not a terrible cold, but a cold nonetheless. I'm still a little stuffed and sniffly today. But the problem is - as far as mobility is concerned - I feel like I did pre-LDN. Could the cold be the reason for that? When the cold clears completely will I continue with the miraculous results, I wonder?
Would love to know what everyone thinks
Wednesday 4/7 was the same as Tuesday. My family was astonished. I could almost jump in the air and click my heels - I felt so much better....
Thursday, 4/8, I felt like I was coming down with a cold....and over the weekend the cold came out full force....not a terrible cold, but a cold nonetheless. I'm still a little stuffed and sniffly today. But the problem is - as far as mobility is concerned - I feel like I did pre-LDN. Could the cold be the reason for that? When the cold clears completely will I continue with the miraculous results, I wonder?
Would love to know what everyone thinks
http://ldn.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=forum
they have a boat-load of information on LDN and will answer any questions.
i am on 3mg of LDN for about a month now....I will have a few really good days and then back to feeling bad....so, I really don't have an answer for you.
I did read that some people feel worse the first month on LDN.
Best of Luck to you.
It is an off-label drug for use in autoimmune disease. The site below is written by a neurologist, and very informative.
www.lowdosenaltrexone.org
the 'cold' is just house keeping ;)
after you go through the reversals you should find all the wonders. When you get exposed to other's germs you can watch your immune system fighting it LOL