I enjoy it all, and am so happy when I see some of the old names from
long ago. Also pleased to see newer names.
The silver list was the first health discussion group I joined when we
went on line over 20 years ago. Some names disappeared, others stayed
quiet. I'm quiet, all i could contribute are thanks to the people who
are active. And I save a lot of time busybodying on line when people
post the gossip, the rumours. Because I thought I was soon going to be
unable to conduct any kind of mail I closed down my groups to save
family some trouble one day, but couldn't bear to leave the Silver
List. But I got better, and enjoy it all.
I am so grateful when people mention various remedies, as I forget them
otherwise. I loved the info about bicarb and CS too, and have a little
jar mixed up ready. .
It's unbelievable to me how much I forget so quickly. Thanks to those
who repeat themselves and other people.
For anyone looking for a little extra, please investigate LDN Low Dose
Naltrexone. The yahoo LDN discussion groups have gone to Facebook which
I don't do, but it is astonishing how many different problems are being
helped with this oldish drug used in tiny quantities. I'll post some
links. I follow the protocol used by cancer specialist Prof Angus
Dalgleish of St George's Hospital, London, three days on and three days
off, with CBD on the off days as a protocol for cancer, but there are
also experienced practitiosilners in Canada and America, arising out of
research conducted over the past quarter century, Bihari being a notable
name to research. On YouTube too.
I'll leave it here, but will post some links in due course.
Love to you all.
Rowena Down under
Oh, I meant to tell Aussies ages ago that I was wrong when I mentioned
Sutton's CS; I was surprised to find they use Dalyellup spring water not
distilled water. And bringing distilled water home is a breeze since
Refresh of Perth started selling 5 litre containers, I get mine from
Woolworths.
https://ldnresearchtrust.org/how-naltrexone-works Links at bottom of page.
LDN is most commonly being used for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, multiple
sclerosis, myalgic encephalopathy, autoimmune thyroid diseases, and
various cancers. Many autoimmune diseases seem to respond to LDN.
Levo-Naltrexone is an antagonist for the opiate/endorphin receptors
* This causes increased endorphin release
* Increased endorphins modulate the immune response
* This reduces the speed of unwanted cells growing. Dextro-Naltrexone
is an antagonist for at least one, if not more immune cells
* Antagonises “TLR,” suppressing cytokine modulated immune system
* Antagonises TLR-mediated production of NF-kB – reducing
inflammation, potentially downregulating oncogenes
Taking Naltrexone in larger doses of 50-300mg seems to negate the
immunomodulatory effect by overwhelming the receptors, so for the effect
to work, the dose must be in the range of 0.5-10mg, usually maxing at
4.5mg in clinical experience.
