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How to treat sle disease lupus

Posted By Asma (Karachi, PK) on 04/07/2014

Hi! Recently my sister was dignosed with SLE disease and after researching I found this website. Can anyone tell me where should I start treatment. All the doctor's medicines get side effects, so where should I start and with whom I get consultancy?

Replied by Rsw (Uniontown, Oh) on 04/07/2014

Asma, Lupus is an autoimmune disease for which low dose naltrexone (LDN) has been shown to be effective. Dr. Burt Berkson had two aunts who had lupus, and he asked them if they would like to try LDN. They did and both had no more symptoms, as long as they remain on the LDN. Here is the site to read about it| www.ldninfo.org

There is a Yahoo LDN Group mentioned on the LDN site with over 11,000 members and if you join, they will be happy to answer any questions you may have. People who take it for lupus will tell you their results, if you ask. It is FDA approved at 50 mg/day, but lowdose is 1.5 - 4.5/day. The group can tell you how to make low dose with a 50mg pill. It sells in India at pharmacies, without a prescription, so you may be able to get it that way in PK. The names it comes under are: REVIA, ARROP, DEPADE, NODICT, NALTIMA OR NALTREXONA

Your sister would need to take 3 - 4.5 mg per day. It has no toxic side effects, but could disturb sleep for the first week or so. It is inexpensive but needs to be taken once a day to halt many autoimmune diseases (MS, Crohn's, some cancers, helps HIV, UC, Hasimotos, etc) by modulating the immune system. Best wishes!

Replied by Mike62 (Denver, CO) on 04/07/2014

Asma: The number one economy in the world is a toxin, hydrocarbons. The number two economy in the world is a toxin, meds. The number three economy in the world is a toxin, food. The least expensive way to nourish the cells properly and detox the poisons is to make home brewed water kefir from 75g/quart organic or traditionally grown whole flours. Keep fat below 10%/calorie. Take 1/2 coconut oil and 1/2 oil high in omega 3. Believe in God and have faith in His Goodies.

Replied by Dave (Fountain Inn, Sc) on 04/08/2014

Hello Asma,

Re Lupus/SLE treatment:

First go to "Ailments" on this Earth Clinic site and look for "Lupus" and there is a whole section dedicated to the various treatment methods and causes. About two thirds of the way down in the column is the "Lupus Theory" section. You'll find a post that sites an article in the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases in its 2005 research edition which presents compelling evidence that the Epstein-Barr virus is the cause/trigger of Lupus. Google "National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Lupus Epstein-Barr" and you'll find the article; FASCINATING.

YET ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION of the insidious impact of viral infections.

The next issue is how to get rid of said virus; assuming the condition does not take on an independent life...but, nonetheless, the EB virus must be alive and still causing serious problems if the article is correct. And the writers of the article can show solid Evidence that it is the EB virus which is at work due to the Lupus onset relative to the antibody activity against the EB virus.

Replied by Asma (Karachi) on 04/09/2014

Thanks. Is it in the name of deltacotrain also ?? She is taking it ... but symptoms are still there and they got side effects over it. so we want some natural ways.

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