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[Astroid]

A 50 year old widow called me almost 2 years ago. She coughed so much that I could barely understand her conversation.

She said it was Asthma and was taking Rx Meds for it, but they stopped working. 

 

Humm... I thought about this and said.. 

"I think Asthma sounds like an Allergy.  I stopped severe hives I had for 8 years by taking LDN - Low Dose Naltrexone. I've had zero hives or colds in the last 6 years taking it." 

 

So I shipped her some MSM-Sulfur and ordered LDN for her. 

 

3 days after taking MSM-Sulfur daily, 50% of her coughing stopped. 

Then she received the Naltrexone (LDN) and after 5 more days taking both, 95% of her coughing stopped. 

She still takes these two supplements, and has been off her Rx Meds ever since.

 

I recommended that she take 1-2 tsp of MSM-Sulfur in a shot of water... 1-2x/day.

Plus take 4.5 mg of LDN each night. 

 

She stopped taking the LDN this fall, and started coughing again. 

I told her, "You are not cured.. Keep taking the LDN" 

She did and her coughing stopped again. 

 

 

[Astroid]

It is too simple ! 

Simple explanation. "KISS"

 

RHR: Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN) as a Treatment for Autoimmune Disease

 

https://chriskresser...immune-disease/

 

 

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LDNinfo.org

 

 

Best Immunity Booster available.

 

I've been on this 6 years. 

 

LDN & Cancer - THE GAME CHANGER

https://www.youtube....8&v=r4quvjDiXcY

 

 

Dr. Mercola Interviews Rod Benjamin about the Benefits of Sulfur & MSM - 28:32 minutes

 

 

Natural health physician and Mercola.com founder Dr. Joseph Mercola interviews Rod Benjamin, director of technical development for Bergstrom Nutrition, about sulfur.

 

 

http://www.bergstrom...ergstrom-videos

 

Sulfur is one of most powerful antioxidants..Glutathione can not work without Sulfur. 

 

MSM seems to help body make it's own Antioxidants.

MSM is 34% Sulfur by weight.

 

MSM can be therapeutic for Chronic Inflammation like Fibromyalgia.

 

1.5 - 6 grams for effective doses generally. 

 

[Keizo]

Asthma and allergies have a bit of a mystery to them, for me at least. I had to take inhalants for about a year (after my first proper "need to go to the hospital" asthma attack which I think was triggered by getting some pollen down my esophagus), then I felt I did not need them, and correctly so. In my case my best guess is that vitamin D3 supplementation greatly helped. I also don't have any longer any significant allergic reactions unlike how it used to be for most of my life, I used to get itches and difficulty breathing (through my nose mostly) from time to time. Only thing I can say I noticed alongside this change is I am less anxious.