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Hello,
Thanks to Healthy Home Economist I’ve seen this data as well as your website. My father has Parkinsons (symptomatically not the traditional type most people know). Have you found any data of LDN used in Parkinsons?
Thank you for sharing your research and knowledge.
Yes, I do believe LDN helps with Parkinsons, as well. Please check LDN’s main website for more information: http://www.lowdosenaltrexone.org/index.htm#What_diseases_has_it_been_useful_for I did a quick search for you and Parkinsons
is listed under neurodegenerative diseases. I would recommend that you search further the resources, sources cited in my article.
Good luck to you and your father. Thanks for visiting my site.
Michelle