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Originally Posted by RLSmi
I discovered that Dr. J. S. Hong, a neuro-pharmacolagy scientist at the National Institutes of Environmental Health in North Carolina, who was studying inflammation in nervous tissues, discovered that, in addition to naltrexone at very low concentrations, dextromethorphan, a drug that is available over the counter in cough
Several other Parkinson's patients at early stages of the disease have also begun LDDM with good results. I have since shared my use of dextromethorphan with my neurologist, who continues to be delighted with my lack of significant progression.
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Would it be safe to assume that LDN and LDDM taken together would be a safe combo? I get spasticity if I take the largest recommended dosage of LDN so I have reduced mine to 3.0 mg each night. I wonder if I took that and the LDDM together I'd get a double benefit?