Neurological Conditions

Multiple Sclerosis Success Stories

Multiple Sclerosis health success stories attributed to Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) Treatment were extracted from the Case Health online database and assembled for this collection.

29 Multiple Sclerosis health success stories attributed to Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) Treatment were extracted from the Case Health online database and assembled for this collection.

In keeping with the altruistic intentions of story contributors Case Health offers this booklet without charge or expectation.

We've been granted permission to 'share-it-forward' under the same philosophy - 'as-is', without change or modification - and on the understanding Case Health's administrator is not a qualified health professional.

The 'Case Health – Health Success Stories' website collects and shares health success stories and case studies attributed to any successful health intervention. Though based in Brisbane, Australia, the site holds stories from all over the world and the service is provided as a community service, free of any charge.

"I’m an unqualified community health researcher who first became aware of a drug that can halt or slow progression of Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and enhance prolong quality of life for sufferers, after receiving a story submission in 2003. The drug is naltrexone, and my ‘Health Success Stories’ database contains a growing body of compelling patient testimony that it works, and it works well - BUT, sufferers can’t get it. It’s not a cure, and it does not work for everyone, but it does work."

The 29 case studies in this book feature Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) a controversial treatment being used successfully to treat a range of diseases linked by immune system dysfunction.

Of those conditions that have benefited the following are featured in this book:

Multiple Sclerosis
HIV
Hepatitis B
Primary Lateral Sclerosis
Cancer
Crohn’s Disease

Read these health success stories (PDF format)

Also see our review of Google LDN a Book by Joseph Wouk on Low Dose Naltrexone

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