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Hello all, I browse here once in awhile and am wondering if LDN can be taken with Tysabri.

I'm ready for my next drug experiment and know that Tysabri cannot be taken with an immuno suppressant drug. LDN isn't, it's a modulating drug.

Has anyone heard of these two being taken together?

Thanks for the help!
No, it cannot be taken with Tysabri.
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