ME/CFS induced "Idiopathic" Axonal Polyneuropathy

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05-28-2021, 07:12 PM

Streetlegal Streetlegal is offline

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I've been on LDN for three months and it has made a definitive improvement in my colitis. It doesn't work on its own, but it certainly seems to help the body deal with inflammation and has made a very significant difference to my life. Maybe, in time, it will also help my PN.

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